Brandon Traces is an established residential community in Brandon, built primarily in the late 1980s and 1990s when the SR-60 corridor was expanding rapidly. The neighborhood features single-family homes on lots with mature trees and established landscaping, which give it a settled, lived-in character that newer communities in outlying suburbs lack.
Home sizes typically range from 1,400 to 2,400 square feet, with 3 and 4 bedroom floor plans being the most common. Prices generally run from the low $320,000s for smaller, original-condition homes to the mid-to-upper $400,000s for updated or larger properties. The neighborhood's established lot sizes and mature canopy make it consistently appealing to buyers who prefer character over the newer but smaller lots found in more recent developments.
Brandon Traces is positioned for easy access to Brandon's commercial corridor along SR-60, including Westfield Brandon Mall, Publix, Target, and the Regency Square retail area. The Selmon Expressway provides one of the faster routes into Tampa, with downtown Tampa accessible in 25-40 minutes depending on traffic.
Brandon High School is the traditional high school assignment for much of Brandon, and the neighborhood falls within Hillsborough County Public Schools. Verify current elementary and middle school assignments by specific address at the Hillsborough County Schools website, as boundaries in the area can shift.
Frequently Asked Questions About Brandon Traces
What are home prices in Brandon Traces FL?
Brandon Traces home prices typically range from the low $320,000s to the upper $400,000s, depending on the home's size, condition, and updates. Smaller original-condition homes start at the lower end of that range; larger or fully renovated properties reach the upper end. Contact Barrett Henry at (813) 733-7907 for current active listings and a free comparative market analysis.
Is Brandon Traces a quiet neighborhood?
Brandon Traces has a suburban, family-oriented character typical of established Brandon communities. The mature tree canopy and established landscaping contribute to a quieter feel than newer, recently cleared developments. Internal streets are primarily residential with limited through-traffic. As with any community near the SR-60 corridor, noise proximity depends on the specific street and lot within the neighborhood.
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