Panther Trace is one of Riverview's more established planned communities, developed primarily in the mid-2000s along the US-301 corridor. Homes here range from about $330K to $520K, with most falling in the $360K to $460K range depending on size, condition, and lot. The community is fully built out, so all activity is resale, and the established landscaping gives it a mature feel you don't get in the newest construction zones.
The community amenity center includes a resort-style pool, tennis courts, a fitness center, and playground areas. The design of Panther Trace was intended to encourage outdoor use, with sidewalks throughout and common areas connecting the residential sections. It is a functional, well-organized neighborhood without the complications of a community that tried to do too much.
Homes are mostly 3 to 4 bedrooms, ranging from about 1,400 to 2,800 square feet, built to the concrete block standard typical of Florida construction in that era. Two-car garages and screened lanais are common. HOA fees are moderate and cover the community amenities. CDD fees apply in some sections, so confirm which applies to a specific home before finalizing your budget.
US-301 access gives you a direct path north to the Selmon Expressway and into Tampa or south toward the Ruskin and Sun City Center area. I-75 is accessible nearby. The surrounding Riverview area has built out significantly since Panther Trace was developed, so shopping, dining, and medical services are all close. School zoning falls within Hillsborough County, generally in the Riverview High School or East Bay High School zone depending on the specific section. For a side-by-side look at Riverview communities, see our Riverview real estate guide.
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