We built Oakfield Lakes with a fresh focus on nature, providing inspiring spaces for connecting with friends and neighbors. Daily living is full of activities, fun and fellowship.
The Grove at Oakfield Lakes is now open — we invite you to come experience all it has to offer and meet your neighbors along the way.
Clubhouse
At the heart of Oakfield Lakes is The Grove, our central community hub that’s an inviting space for socializing, relaxing and playing, featuring dedicated spaces for cooking, food trucks and year-round get-togethers.
In Oakfield Lakes, you’ll find plentiful spaces to connect in your new stylish home, at The Grove, and among nature. Below are homes from Centex, D.R. Horton, and Starlight, designed to cater to modern family preferences.
The Harvest Club offers non-resident membership applications. The non-resident club access requires an approved application, initiation fee and annual dues. Non-resident membership applications are not currently open. All other lifestyle offerings are managed through their respective HOA/CDD.
Each village offers access to one main lifestyle offering as each offering is managed by the HOA and/or CDD for Oakfield Trails. The Harvest Club at Oakfield is a members-only social club owned by private entities and is not managed by any homeowner’s association or CDD.
You will need the HOA’s approval before making exterior modifications, renovations, or improvements (such as painting your house a new color or building a fence). The HOA has the right to ensure that changes align with community standards.
HOA Benefits:
Maintains Property Values: By enforcing rules that ensure homes are well-kept and aesthetically pleasing, the HOA helps maintain or increase property values within the community.
Consistency and Order: The HOA ensures that the community remains orderly and that properties do not fall into disrepair, keeping the neighborhood attractive for current and future homeowners.
Sense of Community: The HOA often organizes social events, neighborhood activities, and gatherings, helping to foster a sense of belonging and connection among residents.
Protection of Interests: The HOA can help protect homeowners' interests by enforcing rules that prevent disruptive behaviors, such as unsightly properties that could affect the enjoyment of their homes.
CDD Benefits:
Upfront Infrastructure Development: Homeowners benefit from a well-planned community with high-quality infrastructure that may have otherwise been difficult to finance.
Long-term Maintenance and Care: CDDs are tasked with ensuring the upkeep of the community, which can help maintain property values over time.
What is a CDD?: A Community Development District (CDD) is a special-purpose government entity that exists to finance, manage, and maintain infrastructure and services in certain communities. It is commonly set up by developers in new or planned communities, especially those with amenities like parks, roads, water management systems, and other common areas.
How does a CDD work?:
Funding Infrastructure: The CDD collects funds from homeowners through annual assessments, which are used to pay off bonds issued for building and maintaining the community's infrastructure, such as roads, utilities, and recreational facilities. These assessments are paid annually through your property taxes.
Operation and Maintenance: The CDD is responsible for maintaining common areas, landscaping, and amenities like pools, tennis courts, basketball courts, dog parks, clubhouses, etc.
Payment: CDD fees are collected as part of the homeowner’s county tax bill and the county tax collector’s office can assist with any questions related to making a payment. The fiscal year's operating budget is posted on the CDD website, which provides detailed information about the CDD fees.
Yes to all!
The Grove, accessible to residents in Oakfield Lakes, has a resort-style pool with an accompanying kiddie area.
The Harvest Club, accessible to residents in Oakfield Trails, will feature a resort-style pool.
The community also has trails and pocket parks throughout.
There is a dog park in Oakfield Lakes and Oakfield Trails. In addition to the dog parks, there are trails throughout the community with pet waste stations.
There is a playground at The Grove in Oakfield Lakes and there is a playground at The Harvest Club in Oakfield Trails.
