
Price Range
$485K to $1M
Square Footage
2,109 to 5,452 sq ft
Est. Monthly Fees
$644/mo
Shortgrass is one of the villages that makes up Two Rivers West, and it has a noticeably different feel from the smaller-lot neighborhoods on the eastern side of the community. The homesites range from 50 to 65 feet, and the current home collection stretches from approximately 2,100 square feet to more than 5,400 square feet. That gives buyers quite a bit of flexibility, whether you're looking for a comfortable family home or something with enough space for a larger household, guests or dedicated living areas. But the house is only part of the Shortgrass story. Residents have access to The Landing, the private social club created for several of the Two Rivers West villages. It is designed around fitness, racquet sports, swimming, dining and socializing. That makes Shortgrass less about simply buying a new house and more about deciding whether the community lifestyle is worth building into your everyday life.
Shortgrass at Two Rivers is a new construction community in Zephyrhills, FL, with homes priced $485K to $1M, HOA $71/mo, CDD/MUD $3,400/yr, flood Zone X (low risk).
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Est. Monthly Total
$644
community fees
Club Membership
$480
annually
Club Dues
$250
monthly
Special Assessments
Landing Capital Fee $800
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Short-Term Rental Policy
Long Term Only (6-12 Months)
Primary Use Case
Full-Time Living
Transportation
🏌️ Golf Cart Friendly Community
Exterior Materials
Shortgrass has a comfortable, upscale suburban feel without being overly formal. The larger homesites give it a little more breathing room, while the variety of home sizes means the neighborhood isn't built around one particular type of household. The Landing adds another layer. Rather than having the amenities simply sit in the background, the club is designed to become part of your routine. You can work out, swim, play pickleball or tennis, meet friends for a meal or attend a community event without getting in the car. That's appealing if you're looking for an active social environment. It matters less if your ideal neighborhood is somewhere you come home to and close the garage door.
Shortgrass is actively selling and building. The current Two Rivers website lists Shortgrass as an active village with 50- to 65-foot homesites. Current published community information shows home sizes ranging from approximately 2,109 to 5,452 square feet, with both one- and two-story options and two- and three-car garages. Two Rivers as a whole is still developing, so buyers should expect ongoing construction and continued changes around the community.
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Elementary: Chester W. Taylor, Jr. Elementary Middle: Raymond B. Stewart Middle High: Zephyrhills High School
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No. Shortgrass is not currently listed as one of the gated Two Rivers villages. The gated villages are Tamarack, Ryals Field, Fairwood and Hammock.
Yes. Shortgrass is one of six Two Rivers villages with access to The Landing private social club.
The current published information lists an $800 initial club contribution plus 7% sales tax, along with an annual membership fee and club dues. The current published estimate for club dues is approximately $250 per month, although the club documents allow these amounts to change.
Shortgrass is a neighborhood where the lifestyle needs to justify the price. The larger homesites are appealing. The range of home sizes is impressive. And The Landing gives you something that isn't available in every Two Rivers village. But those things aren't automatically valuable just because they're available. If you're the kind of person who will actually use the club, enjoy having more space at home and likes the idea of knowing your neighbors through community activities, Shortgrass could be a really good fit. If you'd rather spend your money on the house itself and don't care about private-club amenities, I'd compare it carefully with the other Two Rivers villages before making a decision. The question isn't whether Shortgrass has enough amenities. It does. The question is whether they're the amenities you actually want.
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