Chapel Crossings is a new-construction community by David Weekley Homes in Tampa, Hillsborough County. The community features offering single-family homes. Contact Barrett Henry for free buyer representation and current incentive details.
Chapel Crossings at a Glance
| Status | Now Selling |
| Home Types | Single-Family Homes |
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About Chapel Crossings
Chapel Crossings is a David Weekley community, which means the moment you drive through it feels a little more intentional than your average new construction neighborhood. David Weekley attracts buyers who've done their homework — people who care about floor plan flexibility, energy efficiency, and finishes that don't look like they came straight out of a catalog. This isn't a transient community full of investors flipping contracts. You'll find families putting down roots, professionals who want a real home office, and buyers who asked enough questions to land on a builder with a stronger-than-average reputation for customer service. The amenities — pool, clubhouse, fitness center, walking trails, playground, dog park — hit the full checklist without feeling overbuilt or resort-gimmicky. It's a neighborhood where people actually use what's there. Chapel Crossings sits in Wesley Chapel within the broader Wesley Chapel/New Tampa corridor off SR-56, putting you within easy reach of I-75 for the commute south into Tampa proper. Downtown Tampa is roughly 30 to 35 minutes depending on where you're headed and what time you leave, and Tampa International Airport runs about the same. The Wiregrass area is right there — Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus, Tampa Premium Outlets, The Shops at Wiregrass, and a dense concentration of restaurants and retail along Bruce B. Downs Boulevard and SR-56. New Tampa Regional Library, AdventHealth Wesley Chapel, and the growing BayCare presence in this corridor give it real infrastructure, not just strip malls. Families with kids will want to confirm current school assignments directly with Hillsborough County or Pasco County School District depending on the exact parcel, as boundary lines in this growth zone can shift. David Weekley builds on a semi-custom model, so expect a longer build timeline than a production builder like D.R. Horton — typically six to ten months from contract to close, sometimes longer depending on selections and permitting pace. That's not a knock, it's just the reality of working with a builder who gives you more choices upfront. You'll want to confirm whether this community carries a CDD in addition to HOA dues, because many Pasco and New Tampa communities layer both, and that affects your total monthly carrying cost and your property tax bill. Get the full HOA documents before you sign anything, understand what's actually maintained versus what falls on the homeowner, and if David Weekley is offering an incentive tied to their preferred lender, do what you should always do — get a competing Loan Estimate from an independent lender and compare the numbers before you commit.
Barrett's Take on Chapel Crossings
Here's my take on Chapel Crossings: David Weekley is a different animal than the production builders you'll see dominating most of Wesley Chapel or Riverview. As the largest privately held homebuilder in the country, they're not answering to Wall Street every quarter, and that shows in how they build. Better fit and finish, more thoughtful floor plans, and a sales process that's less pushy than what you'd experience at a D.R. Horton or Lennar community. The Personal Building Consultant model means you're working with one person through the whole process instead of getting handed off three times. For a buyer who wants to feel like the builder actually cares whether you're happy at the end — and who's willing to pay a bit more for that — Weekley makes sense. Chapel Crossings is positioned in the Wesley Chapel corridor near SR-54, which puts you close to the Shops at Wiregrass, Tampa Premium Outlets, and the BayCare and AdventHealth hospital campuses. If you're commuting to downtown Tampa, expect 35-45 minutes depending on where you're headed and what time you leave — I-75 south to I-275 gets you there, but rush hour is real. Tampa International Airport runs about the same. On negotiation: Weekley holds their base pricing tighter than most production builders, so don't expect them to slash $30,000 off the price because you asked nicely. Where you can get movement is on design center upgrades and lot premiums. Lot premiums at Weekley communities can run anywhere from $10,000 to $40,000+ depending on the view — conservation lots and pond-facing lots carry the biggest premiums and they're usually non-negotiable. What I'd focus on instead is pushing for design center credits or upgraded structural options (covered lanai extensions, extra windows, that kind of thing) rolled into the base contract. If there's no listed incentive right now, that's actually not unusual for Weekley — they'd rather hold price than discount publicly. Just know going in that their preferred lender will likely offer an incentive tied to using them for financing. Get a competing Loan Estimate from an independent lender before you commit, and compare the full picture, not just the rate. Day-to-day, Chapel Crossings has the bones of a well-amenitized community — clubhouse, pool, fitness center, dog park, walking trails — which matters for resale and for actually enjoying where you live. Hillsborough County new construction means you're in a growth pocket where infrastructure is still catching up to rooftops, so check the current school assignments directly with Hillsborough County Public Schools before you buy — school boundaries in this part of the county have shifted as new communities come online. Construction timelines with Weekley typically run longer than a D.R. Horton spec home — you're usually looking at 8 to 12 months for a build, sometimes more if you're doing design modifications. That's not a knock on them, it's just the reality of a more customized process. If you need to be in a home in 90 days, this isn't the right fit. If you have time to do it right, Weekley earns their reputation.
Barrett Henry, REALTOR®
Broker Associate at REMAX Collective · 23+ years of real estate experience
What You'll Find at Chapel Crossings
Home Types Available
Detached homes with private yards, typically 3-5 bedrooms with owners suites and 2-car garages.
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Why Buyers Choose Chapel Crossings
Located in Tampa, Hillsborough County — easy access to Tampa Bay employment centers, beaches, and everyday conveniences.
Built by David Weekley Homes, established in 1976 — a builder with a track record Tampa Bay buyers can evaluate before signing.
Community amenities include Clubhouse, Pool, Fitness Center and 3 more — lifestyle perks that come with your HOA.
About David Weekley Homes
David Weekley Homes was founded in 1976 in Houston, Texas, and has grown into the largest privately held homebuilder in the United States. That distinction matters more than it might seem — being privately held means they're not chasing quarterly earnings reports or answering to Wall Street.
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Visit Chapel Crossings with Barrett — Not the Sales Team
The on-site sales rep at Chapel Crossings works for David Weekley Homes. They will not tell you about the lot premium you should avoid, the upgrades that do not add resale value, or the contract clauses that favor the builder. Barrett handles all of that. His representation costs you nothing — the builder pays the commission. Call (813) 692-9099 or fill out the form below.
Builders run promotions on closing costs, rate buydowns, and design center upgrades — but they change weekly. Barrett checks for you and makes sure you get every dollar available.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Chapel Crossings
Who is the builder of Chapel Crossings?
Chapel Crossings is built by David Weekley Homes. David Weekley Homes was founded in 1976 in Houston, Texas, and has grown into the largest privately held homebuilder in the United States. Barrett Henry provides free buyer representation so you have an agent working for you, not the builder.
What amenities does Chapel Crossings offer?
Chapel Crossings amenities include Clubhouse, Pool, Fitness Center, Walking Trails, Playground, Dog Park. HOA fees cover community maintenance and amenity access.
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Last updated: July 19, 2026
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