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Home Owners Association Information About
Sumter Crossing, Wildwood, FL 33584

Community Overview

Sumter Crossing Property Owners' Association, Inc. is a domestic non-profit corporation established in 2005 to manage the single-family home community in Oxford (near Wildwood), Sumter County, Florida. It oversees common areas and enforces community standards.

HOA Fees

Information on monthly, quarterly, annual fees, transfer fees, capital contributions, or special assessments is unavailable from public sources.

HOA Rules & Regulations

Detailed architectural guidelines, landscaping rules, parking policies, pet regulations, rental restrictions, noise rules, trash collection, and other standards are not publicly detailed in available sources.

Community Amenities

Gated community entrance. No additional amenities such as pools, clubhouses, or recreational facilities are documented in public records.

Lifestyle

The community offers a gated, residential environment focused on single-family living with emphasis on privacy and maintenance of common areas.

Contact Information

HOA Name: SUMTER CROSSING PROPERTY OWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC.
Management Company: Self-managed (board-directed)
Phone Number: Details not publicly available
Email Address: Details not publicly available
Website: Details not publicly available
Mailing Address: 2625 NE 108th Lane, Oxford, FL 34484
Office Hours: Details not publicly available

Notable Aspects

Active since September 1, 2005 (Florida Non-Profit). Board includes President Mike Rumer, Vice President Louis Dimarco, Treasurer Janel Ortengren (addresses in Oxford, FL). Gated access noted as primary feature. Location advantages include proximity to I-75 and regional attractions. No sustainability initiatives, awards, or additional notable facts publicly available.

Conclusion

Sumter Crossing HOA provides governance for an established gated residential community in Sumter County, prioritizing common area maintenance and resident standards in a convenient Florida location.

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