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Terra Vista questions and answers

What is Terra Vista?

Terra Vista of Citrus Hills is a private, gated community in Hernando, Florida, in Citrus County. It is part of the Villages of Citrus Hills and sits on some of the highest ground in the area. The first homes were built in 1998. It has been named among the “Top 50 Master-Planned Communities” in the United States by Where to Retire magazine.

Is Terra Vista gated?

Yes. The manned main gate and Welcome Center are at 2400 N. Terra Vista Boulevard, off County Road 486. There are also resident gates.

Is Terra Vista a 55+ community?

Mostly, no. The vast majority of Terra Vista is not age-restricted. Three neighborhoods inside the gates are 55+: Nash Crossing, Halls Reserve and Griffin View.

Does a Terra Vista home come with a club membership?

Yes. A Citrus Hills Golf & Country Club social membership comes with every Terra Vista home. Golf and tennis memberships are separate and optional.

What kinds of homes are in Terra Vista?

Two kinds: single-family homes, and villas in maintained neighborhoods where an association looks after the grounds. Pointe Vista is a small condominium of carriage homes. In Terra Vista’s maintained villa neighborhoods the roof is still the owner’s cost.

What golf is there?

The Citrus Hills Golf & Country Club has four golf courses: three 18-hole courses (Skyview, The Oaks and The Meadows) and the 9-hole Brentwood course. Skyview is the one inside the Terra Vista gates. The Oaks and The Meadows are a few minutes away on Hartford Street, and the Brentwood course is inside Brentwood.

What other amenities are there?

The BellaVita Spa & Fitness Center, which spans 50,000 square feet; two tennis centers, including eight Har-Tru courts at the Skyview Tennis Center; eight pickleball courts at the Activity Center; the Activity Center’s heated outdoor pool; and three restaurants (the Skyview Restaurant and Bar, The Grille and the Tiki Bar). They are Citrus Hills Golf & Country Club facilities, used by members.

How do club membership and POA dues work?

A home can come with up to four separate bills: the master property owners association, cable and internet billed through it, a villa or townhome association where there is one, and the club membership where the home carries one. The mix differs by home. See membership and dues, explained →

Are Brentwood and Davis Reserve part of Terra Vista?

They are separate villages of Citrus Hills, a short drive west of the Terra Vista main gate in Lecanto, behind their own shared manned gate. Brentwood is about 80% maintenance-free villas and townhomes. Davis Reserve is the newest village.

Can I buy a new home instead of a resale?

Yes. New homes are sold by the developer’s new-home team, and our office works alongside them. We will walk you through every option that fits: a home being built, a completed new home, or an existing home. Ask us for current floor plans and prices.

What utilities serve Terra Vista?

County water, county sewer and natural gas.

How many Terra Vista homes are for sale right now?

On November 10, 2026 our search showed 61 homes for sale in Terra Vista. See today’s list, newest first →

What are Terra Vista homes selling for?

In 2026 through November 4, 97 homes in the Terra Vista MLS area closed at a median price of $470,000.00. See the Terra Vista market report →

Who is the Terra Vista Home Team?

Four sales associates, Kirt Elling, Lori Flagg, Rachel Mysliborski and Luci Suarez, led by Managing Broker Mark Casper, with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Showcase Properties. Our office is at 2450 N. Citrus Hills Boulevard, at the original entrance of Citrus Hills. Meet the team →

How do I find out what my home is worth?

Ask us to walk through it. An online estimate cannot see the inside of a home, which is where most of the value is here. Start a home value request →

Did we miss your question?

A Terra Vista Home Team agent answers within one business day. Rather talk? Call or text (833) 843-8848.

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Fees, rules and amenities change. This page describes how things are set up and links to the associations’ and the club’s own pages for the details. Verify anything you plan to rely on directly with the association, the club or Citrus County. Page last reviewed November 10, 2026.