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Persimmon Park

by David Weekley Homes

Tampa, Hillsborough County

Now Selling

Persimmon Park 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.

Persimmon Park at a Glance

StatusNow Selling
Home Types
Single-Family Homes

Amenities

PoolFitness CenterClubhouseWalking TrailsDog ParkPlaygroundSports Courts

About Persimmon Park

Persimmon Park is a David Weekley community in the New Tampa/Carrollwood corridor that draws a pretty specific crowd — working professionals, young families, and people who want a neighborhood that actually feels like one. You'll see people out walking dogs on the trails, kids on the playground, and neighbors who actually know each other's names. The amenities here aren't just check-the-box stuff — the pool, fitness center, clubhouse, sports courts, and dog park are the kind of setup that gets real use because the neighborhood is sized right for it. David Weekley builds with more intentionality than most production builders, so the homes tend to have layouts that feel thought out rather than generic, and the streetscapes reflect that. It's active without being loud, and family-oriented without feeling like it's only for one type of buyer. Location-wise, Persimmon Park sits in a part of Tampa that gives you solid access without dropping you into heavy urban density. I-75 and I-275 are both within reasonable reach, which puts you about 20 to 25 minutes from downtown Tampa, roughly 30 to 40 minutes from Tampa International Airport depending on traffic, and around 45 to 60 minutes from the beaches on the Pinellas side. The New Tampa area has matured considerably over the last decade — you've got grocery options, restaurants, and retail nearby on Bruce B. Downs Boulevard, plus proximity to Flatwoods Park if you want real trail space outside the neighborhood. USF is close, and the broader corridor connects well to Wesley Chapel heading north on I-75 for additional shopping and dining. On the practical side, David Weekley is not a builder you're going to push through in 90 days — their build timelines typically run longer than a production builder like D.R. Horton or LGI, often 6 to 10 months depending on selections and where you land in their pipeline. That's not a knock; it reflects the level of customization they offer. Their design centers give buyers real choices, but those choices also mean decisions, and delays can creep in if you're not organized. HOA specifics and any CDD structure here should be confirmed directly with the community, as fees and what's covered can shift depending on when you're buying and what phase you're in. Before you visit, get clarity on current availability, lot premiums, and included features versus upgrades — David Weekley's pricing can look one way on paper and land somewhere different once you're in the design center.

Barrett's Take on Persimmon Park

Here's my take on Persimmon Park — David Weekley is one of the better builders operating in Tampa Bay right now, and this community reflects why. They're the largest privately held homebuilder in the country, which means they're not answering to Wall Street every quarter, and that tends to show up in build quality and customer experience. Their Personal Building Consultant model is genuinely different from how most production builders operate — you get more of a guided process through selections and construction, and owners consistently rate them well on satisfaction surveys. That's not marketing fluff, J.D. Power has backed it up repeatedly. Persimmon Park sits in Tampa proper, which means you're close to real employment — MacDill AFB, the medical corridor along Bruce B. Downs, downtown Tampa, and the Westshore business district are all within reasonable reach depending on which direction you're heading. If you work anywhere along the I-275 or Veteran's Expressway corridor, this location makes sense. The trade-off is you're paying for that convenience and the David Weekley name — these aren't entry-level prices, and you should go in knowing that. On negotiation, David Weekley will occasionally flex on closing cost assistance or design center credits, especially at the end of a sales quarter when they're trying to close out phases. What they almost never move on is base price — their pricing structure is tighter than a DR Horton or Lennar. If there's a spec home sitting finished or near-finished, that's where you have the most leverage; they don't love carrying completed inventory. Lot premiums at communities like this can add $15,000 to $40,000 or more depending on whether you're looking at a pond view, conservation buffer, or corner position, so pay attention to what's included in the advertised price versus what you're actually choosing. Get clarity on every lot premium line item before you fall in love with a specific homesite. The amenity package here — pool, fitness center, clubhouse, trails, dog park, sports courts — is solid, and it's exactly the kind of setup that attracts young families and active buyers who want community infrastructure without driving to a gym. Make sure you understand what the HOA actually covers month to month and whether there's a CDD on top of it, because in Hillsborough County that combination can add meaningful cost to your effective monthly payment that a lot of buyers don't fully account for until they see their tax bill. David Weekley builds to their EnergySaver standards, which genuinely helps with utility costs in a Florida summer, but still get an independent home inspection — every builder has construction days where things get missed, and this one isn't an exception. If you're cross-shopping in this part of Tampa, compare against what Taylor Morrison and Pulte are doing in nearby communities so you have a realistic frame of reference on price per square foot before you sign anything.

Barrett Henry

Barrett Henry, REALTOR®

Broker Associate at REMAX Collective · 23+ years of real estate experience

What You'll Find at Persimmon Park

Home Types Available

Single-Family Homes

Detached homes with private yards, typically 3-5 bedrooms with owners suites and 2-car garages.

Community Amenities

Pool
Fitness Center
Clubhouse
Walking Trails
Dog Park
Playground
Sports Courts

Why Buyers Choose Persimmon Park

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 Pool, Fitness Center, Clubhouse and 4 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.

Founded 1976HQ: Houston
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Visit Persimmon Park with Barrett — Not the Sales Team

The on-site sales rep at Persimmon Park 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.

New Construction Buyer Resources

Buying new construction is different from resale. These guides cover what you need to know before signing a builder contract.

Frequently Asked Questions About Persimmon Park

Who is the builder of Persimmon Park?

Persimmon Park 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 Persimmon Park offer?

Persimmon Park amenities include Pool, Fitness Center, Clubhouse, Walking Trails, Dog Park, Playground, Sports Courts. HOA fees cover community maintenance and amenity access.

Hillsborough County New Construction Guide

Learn about all new-construction communities, builders, and market trends in Hillsborough County.

Last updated: July 19, 2026

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