Tatum Ridgedale (also known as Tatum Ridgedale Addn) is a historic residential subdivision in Homestead, Miami-Dade County, Florida 33030. Platted in 1912 by Russell F. Tatum (Homestead's first mayor), it consists primarily of single-family homes on lots in the older central area of the city, north of Campbell Drive and east of Krome Avenue. The community features a mix of mid-century and newer residences with no large-scale development or master-planned features.
HOA Fees and Financial Obligations There is no registered or active Homeowners Association (HOA) for Tatum Ridgedale. Multiple real estate listings explicitly state "HOA Y/N: No" or "No HOA," and public records searches confirm no Florida-registered HOA exists for this subdivision. Residents have no monthly or annual HOA fees, assessments, or related financial obligations.
Rules and Regulations With no HOA in place, there are no community-specific covenants, architectural review processes, or enforced rules beyond standard Miami-Dade County zoning, building codes, and municipal ordinances. Homeowners manage their properties independently.
Community Amenities and Lifestyle The subdivision offers a quiet, established residential neighborhood atmosphere with no dedicated community amenities such as pools, clubhouses, or recreational facilities. Residents enjoy proximity to downtown Homestead's shops, dining, and services. The lifestyle is typical of older Florida subdivisions—tree-lined streets and single-family living without resort-style features.
Notable Aspects Tatum Ridgedale represents early 20th-century Homestead development. Properties vary in age (many from the 1950s–1960s onward), with some recent renovations. It is not a gated or amenity-rich community.