Oak Grove
Quick Facts
- Location: Lutz, FL 33559 (Pasco County), off SR 54 near Wesley Chapel
- Built: Early 2000s, developed in several phasesFees:
- No CDD fees and a low HOA of about $245 per year
- Homes: Single-family, mostly 3 to 4 bedrooms with 2-car garages; many with pools, fenced yards, or pond and conservation views
- Schools: Denham Oaks Elementary sits right on Oak Grove Blvd
- Nearby: Costco, Tampa Premium Outlets, The Shops at Wiregrass, KRATE at The Grove, and quick access to SR 54, SR 56, and I-75
Oak Grove Home Values Over Time
Oak Grove has a long track record of steady demand. Today, typical home values sit in the high $300s to mid $400s, depending on size, updates, and whether the home has a pool.
Why it holds value: no CDD, a very low HOA, an elementary school inside the neighborhood, and a location minutes from Wesley Chapel’s shopping and job centers. That combination keeps Oak Grove on the shortlist for first-time buyers, growing families, and downsizers alike.
Schools Serving Oak Grove
- Denham Oaks Elementary (PK-5): 1422 Oak Grove Blvd, inside the neighborhood. Many kids can walk or bike to school. Math and reading proficiency have topped state averages in recent years.
- Middle school: Typically Cypress Creek Middle School.
- High school: Typically Cypress Creek High School.
- School boundaries can change. Always confirm a specific address with Pasco County Schools before you buy.
Parks, Play, and Things to Do
- AdventHealth Center Ice: One of Florida’s largest ice complexes, with public skating, hockey, and figure skating. Yes, ice skating in Florida!
- KRATE at The Grove: A container-park district of local shops, eateries, and entertainment in Wesley Chapel
- Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus: Indoor courts and outdoor fields for youth leagues and tournaments
- Wesley Chapel District Park: Ballfields, playgrounds, and an indoor recreation center
- Lake Park (Lutz): A 589-acre park with bike trails, a BMX track, and an archery range
- A Small-Town Lutz Tradition
Living in Oak Grove means you’re part of Lutz, a community with plenty of hometown charm. Every Fourth of July, locals line Lutz Lake Fern Road for the Lutz Independence Day Parade, which ends at the historic Lutz Train Depot. The day wraps up with the swearing-in of the honorary “Lutz Guv’na,” a just-for-fun title awarded to the resident who raises the most money for local charities. The tradition dates back to the 1950s and is a favorite with families.
Why Buyers Love Oak Grove
Mature oak trees, fenced backyards, and low ownership costs make Oak Grove a favorite for families and first-time buyers who want to be less than five minutes from Wesley Chapel. With no CDD and an HOA of about $245 a year, more of your monthly budget goes toward your home, not fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Oak Grove have a CDD?
No. Oak Grove has no CDD and a low annual HOA of about $245.
What county is Oak Grove in?
Pasco County, with a Lutz mailing address (ZIP 33559).
What schools serve Oak Grove in Lutz?
Denham Oaks Elementary is located inside the neighborhood on Oak Grove Blvd. Students typically go on to Cypress Creek Middle and Cypress Creek High. Confirm with Pasco County Schools for a specific address.
When were homes in Oak Grove built?
Most homes were built in the early 2000s, in several phases.
How much do homes in Oak Grove cost?
Most homes sell in the high $300s to mid $400s, depending on size, updates, and pool. For current pricing, contact Duane Hayden.
Who is a local expert on Oak Grove?
Duane Hayden, REALTOR® with RE/MAX Alliance Group, located just down SR 54 in Lutz. Call or text Duane at (813) 446-7623.
Thinking About Buying or Selling in Oak Grove?
Whether you’re searching for your first home or wondering what your Oak Grove home is worth today, Duane knows this neighborhood street by street. Call or text Duane Hayden at (813) 446-7623 for a no-pressure conversation.
Stay Connected to Local News
Want to know what’s happening around Oak Grove? The Laker/Lutz News is the area’s trusted community newspaper, covering Lutz, Land O’ Lakes, Wesley Chapel, and the surrounding North Tampa Bay communities since 1964. Each week you’ll find stories on local growth, schools, businesses, events, and youth sports.
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