What is the size of Trouble Creek Villas community?
Approximately 58 homes.
Trouble Creek Villas is a small community of approximately 58 villas/townhomes built 1979–1981 in Elfers/New Port Richey, Pasco County, FL 34652. The HOA (TROUBLE CREEK VILLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., est. 1979) is managed by Community Management Services, Inc. Public sources confirm community pool, clubhouse, and recreation facilities; detailed fees, rules, and contacts beyond registry data are unavailable.
Trouble Creek Villas Homeowners Association, Inc. is a Florida non-profit corporation established in 1979 that oversees the common areas and standards for the Trouble Creek Villas community in the Elfers/New Port Richey area of Pasco County.
Monthly fees are reported in real estate listings around $98–$117; specific current amounts, transfer fees, capital contributions, and special assessments are not publicly detailed in available sources.
Detailed architectural guidelines, landscaping rules, parking policies, pet restrictions, rental limits, noise standards, and trash rules are not available in public records reviewed.
Listings reference a community pool, clubhouse, recreation area, and recreation facilities.
The community offers a low-maintenance villa lifestyle in a compact, established neighborhood with sidewalks and street lighting.
HOA Name: TROUBLE CREEK VILLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
Management Company: Community Management Services, Inc.
Principal Address: 5207 Trouble Creek Road, New Port Richey, FL 34652
Registered Agent details available via Florida Division of Corporations.
Small community of approximately 58 homes built 1979–1981; high owner-occupancy rate; consistent single-era housing stock.
Trouble Creek Villas HOA maintains a modest, established villa community with limited public information on operations beyond basic registry and listing data.
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Searched Florida Division of Corporations (sunbiz/bisprofiles), real estate sites (movewithmomentum.com, homesbymarco.com, neighborhoods.com) for 2024-2026 data, and management company references. Gaps include full governing documents, current budgets, detailed rules, amenity specifics, and direct HOA contacts beyond public filings.
Approximately 58 homes.
Primarily between 1979 and 1981.
Community pool, clubhouse, recreation area, and recreation facilities per real estate listings.
Community Management Services, Inc.
No; fees are referenced in listings around $98–$117/month, but full details and rules are unavailable in public sources.