What type of community is Villanova at Hunters Creek?
It is a 312-unit gated condominium community converted from apartments in 2005, part of the larger Hunter’s Creek master association.
Villanova at Hunters Creek Condominium Association, Inc. is the governing HOA for a 312-unit gated condo community (built 2001, converted 2005) in Hunters Creek, Orlando, FL 32837, also under the Hunter’s Creek Community Association master. Key verified facts include on-site clubhouse, pool with spa, and fitness center; managed by Leland Management with office at 12001 Villanova Drive. Exact current master HOA fees and full rules unavailable without official access.
Villanova at Hunter’s Creek Condominium Association, Inc. governs a 312-unit gated condominium community within the larger Hunter’s Creek master-planned development in Orange County, Florida. The association maintains common elements, buildings, and amenities while residents also belong to the overarching Hunter’s Creek Community Association.
Monthly assessments for the Villanova condominium association vary by unit type and range from approximately $323 to $617 as of the 2025 budget. Residents also pay quarterly assessments to the Hunter’s Creek master association; exact current amounts are unavailable in public sources without resident login. Transfer fees, capital contributions, and special assessments are not detailed in available public documents.
The community is deed-restricted with architectural review requirements for modifications. Parking is limited to two vehicles per unit with permits required; guest passes have limits. Pet policies, noise rules, and amenity usage guidelines exist but specific details require official documents. Rental restrictions include a minimum 12-month lease term.
Amenities include a clubhouse available for rental by owners/tenants, a resort-style free-form swimming pool with spa, and a fitness center/gym. The community is gated with 24-hour security elements. Additional recreational facilities are available through the master Hunter’s Creek association.
Residents enjoy a resort-like, low-maintenance lifestyle in a tropically landscaped gated setting with convenient access to Orlando attractions, shopping, and highways. The community supports an active, social environment focused on shared amenities and proximity to parks and recreation.
HOA Name: Villanova at Hunter’s Creek Condominium Association, Inc.
Management Company: Leland Management
Phone Number: 407-857-5994 (Villanova office); 407-447-9955 (Leland)
Email Address: villanovahc@outlook.com
Website: http://villanovaathunterscreek.com
Mailing Address: 12001 Villanova Drive, Orlando, FL 32837 or 6972 Lake Gloria Blvd, Orlando, FL 32809
Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:45 AM – 4:30 PM
Originally built as apartments in 2001 and converted to condominiums in 2005, the community features 14 floor plans. It benefits from the broader Hunter’s Creek master association’s parks, trails, and events while providing exclusive on-site resort amenities. Location offers easy access to Orlando International Airport (about 15 minutes) and major highways.
Villanova at Hunter’s Creek provides a secure, amenity-rich condominium living option integrated into the established Hunter’s Creek community, emphasizing maintenance of common areas and resident convenience.
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Public sources checked include official community websites (villanovaathunterscreek.com, hunterscreek.net), Florida Sunbiz corporate records, real estate listing sites (Homes by Marco, Florida Community Network), and HOA bulletin boards. Gaps remain in current fee schedules, detailed rules, and amenity hours due to resident-only portals.
It is a 312-unit gated condominium community converted from apartments in 2005, part of the larger Hunter’s Creek master association.
Leland Management handles day-to-day operations for the Villanova at Hunter’s Creek Condominium Association, Inc.
Clubhouse (rental available), resort-style swimming pool with spa, and fitness center/gym.
Detailed monthly assessments by unit type are listed in the 2025 FAQ sheet on the community site; master association quarterly fees require resident access.