
Price Range
$441K to $540K
Square Footage
1,534 to 2,852 sq ft
Est. Monthly Fees
$954/mo
Fairwood is the village inside Two Rivers that takes a different approach to new-construction living. Instead of focusing on large homes and large lots, Fairwood is built around paired villas and a lower-maintenance lifestyle. The homes are smaller than what you'll find in Ryals Field, but that is really the point. You're giving up some yard and privacy in exchange for less exterior maintenance and an easier day-to-day routine. The village is also gated and residents have access to The Landing, giving Fairwood buyers many of the same lifestyle opportunities available to buyers in some of the larger-lot villages. Current available plans range from about 1,534 square feet to 2,852 square feet, with two- and three-bedroom options. Current published pricing is roughly in the mid-$400s to the mid-$500s, although pricing and inventory change. The question with Fairwood isn't really whether you can get a nice new home. It's whether low maintenance is worth giving up the space and independence of a traditional single-family lot.
Fairwood at Two Rivers is a new construction community in Zephyrhills, FL, with homes priced $441K to $540K, HOA $1,153.59/qtr, CDD/MUD $3,418/yr, flood Zone X (low risk).
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Est. Monthly Total
$954
community fees
Club Membership Fee
$420
annually
Club dues
$250
monthly
Special Assessments
Initial Club Contribution $4800
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Transportation
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Exterior Materials
Fairwood feels more like a lock-and-leave neighborhood than a traditional suburban subdivision. The homes are close together, the lots are smaller and the landscaping is handled for you. That gives the village a neat, maintained appearance without asking the homeowner to spend every Saturday mowing, trimming and maintaining the yard. And because Fairwood is gated, there's another layer of separation from the larger Two Rivers community. The lifestyle is really about convenience. You have a home that's easier to maintain, access to the larger Two Rivers trail system and the opportunity to use The Landing for fitness, recreation and social activities.
Fairwood is actively selling and has both move-in-ready and planned homes available. Current inventory includes villas around 1,534, 2,160 and 2,852 square feet, with multiple homes available or scheduled for completion. The village is still part of a larger developing master-planned community, so buyers should expect continued construction and changes throughout Two Rivers.
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Important factors to be aware of before making a decision
Yes, this is a gated community with controlled access.
Chester W. Taylor, Jr. Elementary School — approximately 1.9 miles Raymond B. Stewart Middle School — approximately 4.8 miles Zephyrhills High School — approximately 5.3–5.4 miles Schools Zoned
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Yes. Fairwood is one of the gated villages within Two Rivers. It is specifically designed around paired villas and a low-maintenance lifestyle
Yes. Fairwood is one of the six Two Rivers villages designated for The Landing private social club.
That's one of the strongest reasons to consider it. The Villas collection is specifically marketed around professional lawn care and exterior maintenance, giving homeowners a more turnkey approach to ownership.
Fairwood is probably the easiest Two Rivers village to understand once you stop looking at the house and start looking at how you want to spend your time. If you want a big yard, lots of separation from your neighbors and a traditional single-family-home feel, I'd look elsewhere in Two Rivers. But if you'd rather spend Saturday morning at the pool, on the trails or playing pickleball than maintaining a lawn, Fairwood starts to make a lot more sense. The important thing is to run the whole financial equation. The lower purchase price doesn't mean Fairwood is inexpensive to own. The HOA is higher because it is buying you a lower-maintenance lifestyle, and The Landing adds another layer of cost. For the right buyer, that can be a very good trade. Fairwood isn't really about having the biggest house in Two Rivers. It's about having less house to take care of and more time to enjoy the community.
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