Utilities in Citrus Hills change from village to village, and sometimes from street to street. Terra Vista, Brentwood, Davis Reserve, Canterbury Lake Estates, Greenbriar, Meadowview, Forest Ridge and Cambridge Greens have county water and public sewer, while most of the one-acre villages use septic and several use a private well. Natural gas is confirmed in Terra Vista, Davis Reserve and Belmont Hills and in parts of Brentwood, Clearview Estates, Meadows Estates and Oaks Estates; Canterbury Lake Estates uses propane. Confirm the specific address before you buy.
Published November 10, 2026 by the Citrus Hills Home Team, the only real estate office inside Citrus Hills. Last reviewed November 10, 2026.
Citrus County Utilities provides public water and public sewer in Citrus Hills, and Florida Public Utilities provides natural gas. Citrus County Utilities can be reached at (352) 527-7650. Florida Public Utilities has an office in Hernando and can tell you whether gas service reaches a specific address.
Not every home is connected to all three. Some villages were built with private wells, many use septic systems, and gas lines run on some streets and not others. The table on this page shows what MLS records and association and county sources reviewed September 29, 2026 say for each village.
| Village | Water | Sewer | Natural gas |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terra Vista | County water | Public sewer | Yes, natural gas |
| Brentwood | County water | Public sewer | Natural gas in some homes, others all-electric. Check the specific address. |
| Davis Reserve | County water | Public sewer | Yes, natural gas |
| Belmont Hills | County water | Mixed, mostly septic. Check the specific address. | Yes, natural gas |
| Canterbury Lake Estates | County water | Public sewer | Propane (LP) gas, not natural gas |
| Greenbriar | County water | Public sewer | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Meadowview | County water | Public sewer | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Clearview Estates | County water | Septic | Natural gas available to most homes |
| Fairview Estates | County water | Septic | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Celina Hills | County water | Septic | No natural gas found. Some homes use propane. |
| Cambridge Greens | County water | Public sewer. Confirm the home has connected. | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Presidential Estates | Private well, per the developer's village description | Septic | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Kensington Estates | Private well | Septic | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Northridge Estates | Private well | Septic | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Fox Run Estates | Private well | Septic | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Emerald Estates | Private well, per the developer's village description | Septic, per the developer's village description | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Hampton Hills | Mixed, mostly private well. Check the specific address. | Septic | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Lexington Greens | Private well | Septic | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Meadows Estates | Mixed, mostly county water, some wells. Check the specific address. | Septic in most homes. Check the specific address. | Natural gas on some streets. Check the specific address. |
| Oaks Estates | Mixed, about half county water and half well. Check the specific address. | Septic | Natural gas on some streets. Check the specific address. |
| Forest Ridge | County water | Public sewer | Not confirmed. Ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
Source: MLS records and association and county sources reviewed September 29, 2026. Utilities can differ from one lot to the next; confirm for the specific address before you buy.
Eight villages have both county water and public sewer: Terra Vista, Brentwood, Davis Reserve, Canterbury Lake Estates, Greenbriar, Meadowview, Forest Ridge and Cambridge Greens. Canterbury Lake Estates is the same in its original plat and in both additions.
Four more have county water with septic: Clearview Estates, Fairview Estates, Celina Hills and most of Belmont Hills. In Belmont Hills, two of the three records reviewed showed septic and one showed public sewer, so check the specific address.
Kensington Estates, Northridge Estates and Fox Run Estates are on private wells and septic in every record reviewed. The developer's village descriptions give the same answer for Emerald Estates and Presidential Estates, and one MLS record shows a well and septic in Lexington Greens.
Three villages are mixed on water, so check the specific address:
A well means the home supplies its own water, and a septic system means the home treats its own wastewater on the lot, so the owner maintains both. Neither is unusual on the larger lots in Citrus Hills. They are simply part of what you inspect.
Your agent can write these inspections into the offer so you have the results before you are committed.
It depends on the village: natural gas is confirmed in some, and Canterbury Lake Estates uses propane. Terra Vista, Davis Reserve and Belmont Hills have natural gas. Clearview Estates has it available to most homes. In Brentwood some homes cook with natural gas and others are all-electric. In Meadows Estates and Oaks Estates, Florida Public Utilities gas shows up on some streets.
Canterbury Lake Estates homes that have gas ranges, dryers or fireplaces run them on propane (LP) gas, which is delivered to a tank at the home. In Celina Hills no natural gas turned up, and one home reviewed runs appliances on propane.
For the other villages, natural gas is not confirmed. The homes checked there were all-electric, which does not prove there is no gas main nearby. Ask Florida Public Utilities about the address.
Cambridge Greens moved from septic to public sewer: Citrus County finished building the sewer lines on June 28, 2025 and mailed 365-day notices to connect on July 31, 2025. A home that has not yet connected is still on septic, so ask for proof of connection, and read our Cambridge Greens sewer report for the costs involved.
Confirm with the provider and the listing record for that exact address, because a village-level answer is only a starting point.
Our team does this on every home we show. Call (352) 746-0744, or start with the village pages.
Fees, rules and programs change. Verify current figures with the association, the club or the county before you rely on them.
Some villages do and some do not. Terra Vista, Brentwood, Davis Reserve, Canterbury Lake Estates, Greenbriar, Meadowview, Forest Ridge and Cambridge Greens have Citrus County Utilities water and public sewer. Many of the one-acre villages use septic, and several use private wells, based on records reviewed September 29, 2026.
Florida Public Utilities provides natural gas in Citrus Hills. Gas is confirmed in Terra Vista, Davis Reserve and Belmont Hills and in parts of Brentwood, Clearview Estates, Meadows Estates and Oaks Estates. For any other address, ask Florida Public Utilities whether service is available.
No. Canterbury Lake Estates has county water and public sewer, and its gas is propane (LP), not natural gas. That is the same in the original plat, the First Addition and the Second Addition.
Belmont Hills is mixed and mostly septic. Of three MLS records reviewed September 29, 2026, two showed a septic tank and one showed public sewer. Belmont Hills has county water and natural gas. Check the specific address.
It varies by home. In Meadows Estates most records show county water and some show a well. In Oaks Estates about half show county water and half show a well. Both villages are on septic in nearly every record, and many homes have an irrigation well. Check the specific address.
Cambridge Greens now has public sewer available throughout the village. Citrus County completed construction on June 28, 2025 and mailed 365-day connection notices on July 31, 2025. A home that has not connected is still on septic, so ask the seller for proof of connection.
Yes. Terra Vista has county water, public sewer and natural gas. The developer's new homes there list a natural gas cooktop as a standard feature, and resale homes show gas fireplaces, gas water heaters and gas-heated pools.
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