Fieldcrest at Two Riversby Casa Fresca HomesNew Construction Homes in Zephyrhills, FL
Price Range
$339K to $530K
Square Footage
1,615 to 3,100 sq ft
Est. Monthly Fees
$354/mo
Intro Paragraph Fieldcrest is one of the villages on the eastern side of Two Rivers, and it sits in an interesting spot for buyers who want a little bit of everything. The homes are larger than what you'd typically find in a villa community, but the 40- and 50-foot lots keep the neighborhood from feeling oversized. You can find a home with three bedrooms and around 1,600 square feet or move into a five-bedroom home with more than 3,000 square feet, depending on what fits your life and your budget. Current published plans start around the upper $300s. Then there's The Nest. Fieldcrest residents share this community hub with the other Two Rivers East villages, and it includes pools, pickleball, a playground, dog parks and spaces for neighborhood gatherings. It's the kind of amenity that can change how often you actually leave the neighborhood on a Saturday.
Quick answer
Fieldcrest at Two Rivers is a new construction community in Zephyrhills, FL, with homes priced $339K to $530K, HOA $74/mo, CDD/MUD $3,354/yr, flood Zone X (low risk).
- Price range
- $339K to $530K
- Home sizes
- 1,615 to 3,100 sq ft
- HOA
- $74/mo
- CDD / MUD
- $3,354/yr
- Flood zone
- Zone X (low risk)
- Builders
- Casa Fresca Homes
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True Monthly Cost
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HOA Fee
$74
monthly
CDD / Stewardship
$3,354
Annually
Est. Monthly Total
$354
community fees
* Fees shown are the latest amounts supplied for this listing, not a final quote. Confirm the current HOA, district assessments and billing periods with the community before buying.
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Flood, Rental & Lifestyle Details
Primary Use Case
Full-Time Living
Transportation
🏌️ Golf Cart Friendly Community
Exterior Materials
The Vibe
Fieldcrest feels active, social and family-oriented without being overly formal. This isn't the village I'd point someone toward if their dream is a giant backyard and lots of space between houses. The 40- and 50-foot lots create a more connected neighborhood. And that's part of the appeal. The Nest gives residents a place to go without getting in the car. You can swim, play pickleball, take the kids to the playground, take the dog to the park or meet a neighbor for an evening around the fire pit. It creates the potential for the neighborhood to become part of your daily routine instead of simply being the place where your house happens to be.
Construction Update
Fieldcrest is actively selling and building. Current information shows multiple available and move-in-ready homes, with nine floor plans offered within the village. Current published plans range from approximately 1,615 square feet to nearly 3,100 square feet. The Nest is now open, which is an important distinction from older Two Rivers information that described it as a future amenity. Two Rivers as a whole is still developing, so buyers should expect continued construction and changes to the surrounding community.
Pros & Cons
An honest look at this neighborhood
Pros
- The Nest is already open Fieldcrest residents have access to a resort-style pool, lap pool, pickleball courts, playground, dog parks and gathering spaces rather than waiting for those amenities to be built.
- Internet is included in the HOA Current listings identify internet as part of the association services, which means one less separate household bill to manage.
- Lower entry point into Two Rivers Current published pricing begins in the upper $300s, giving buyers a lower-cost entry point into the Two Rivers East lifestyle.
Cons
- •The lots aren't especially large If a big backyard or significant distance from your neighbors is important, Fieldcrest may feel too compact.
- •The neighborhood is still developing Construction activity is part of the current experience, and some of the surrounding Two Rivers development will continue to change.
- •The location is suburban You'll have access to Wesley Chapel's shopping, dining and services, but most daily errands will still require a car.
Things to Consider
Important factors to be aware of before making a decision
- High Traffic / Commute Delays
- Ongoing Construction Noise
- Limited Public Transit
Community Amenities
- The Nest The Nest is the primary lifestyle amenity for Fieldcrest and the other Two Rivers East villages. It includes: Resort-style swimming pool Five-lane lap pool Covered pool cabanas Three pickleball courts Bocce lawn Cornhole lawn Event pavilion Grilling and picnic areas Fire pit Expansive playground Large-dog park Small-dog park Clubhouse Meeting and event space Kitchen area Green space and seating areas
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the schools zoned for this neighborhood?
Elementary: Chester W. Taylor, Jr. Elementary Middle: Raymond B. Stewart Middle High: Zephyrhills High School
Who provides internet/cable?
Ultra Fi
Is Fieldcrest a gated community?
No. Fieldcrest is part of Two Rivers East and is not identified as one of the community's gated villages. The gated villages are located elsewhere within Two Rivers.
Does Fieldcrest have access to The Landing?
No. Fieldcrest residents have access to The Nest, while The Landing is reserved for residents of Delyle, Tamarack, Shortgrass, Ryals Field, Fairwood and Hammock.
Do I pay a separate club membership fee for The Nest?
The Nest is different from The Landing's private social club. There is no separate Landing-style private-club membership fee attached to Fieldcrest. The Nest is the lifestyle amenity serving the four Two Rivers East villages.
Is Fieldcrest a good choice if I want a first-floor primary bedroom?
Yes, there are single-story plans available, including homes around 1,615 square feet and larger one-story options. There are also two-story plans for buyers who need more bedrooms or living space.
The Vicinity Take
Fieldcrest is a good example of why it helps to look at the way a neighborhood lives, not just the price of the house. You aren't getting the big lots of Ryals Field, and you aren't getting the low-maintenance villa setup of Fairwood. What you get is something in between: a traditional single-family home, a reasonable range of sizes, a relatively approachable price point and a community amenity center that is actually open and usable. The Nest is probably the deciding factor for a lot of buyers. If you can see yourself using the pool, taking the kids to the playground, walking the dog over to the park or meeting neighbors for pickleball, Fieldcrest starts to feel like more than a subdivision. If those things don't matter to you, then you're paying for a lifestyle you may not use. That's the question I'd ask before choosing Fieldcrest: Do you want your neighborhood to be part of your life, or do you simply want a nice house to come home to?
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