The equestrian village of Citrus Hills: three miles of riding trails behind white split-rail fencing, a stable that connects to the trail, and estate homes on one-acre lots.
Every Citrus Hills village has its personality. Clearview's is unmistakable: it is THE equestrian village — the only one with riding trails running through it. Three miles of equestrian trails wind through the community, marked by white split-rail fencing, and a privately owned horse stable connects directly to the trail network. Even if you never sit a saddle, the trails and rail fencing give Clearview a pastoral, estate-country look no other village here has.
The homes match the setting: estate homes on one-acre lots, with parcels running from under an acre to five acres and more. Homes were built from 1987 through recent construction, typically 1,794–3,175 square feet with three to four bedrooms — and the top end of the stock runs to true estates far larger than that. All of it sits less than a mile from the Citrus Hills Tiki bar, so "out in the country" here still means minutes from a cold drink and a sunset.
Split-rail fences, a horse on the trail at golden hour, and an acre between you and the neighbors — Clearview is Citrus Hills at its most pastoral.
| Detail | What to know |
|---|---|
| Location | Hernando, Citrus County, FL — less than a mile from the Citrus Hills Tiki bar |
| Lot size | One-acre estate lots; parcels range from under an acre to 5+ acres |
| Homes | Typically 1,794–3,175 sq ft, 3–4 bedrooms — with estates running far larger |
| Home age | Built 1987–2023 |
| Equestrian | 3 miles of riding trails marked by white split-rail fencing; a privately owned stable connects to the trail |
| Association | Its own POA — Clearview Estates Property Owners Association |
| Dues | Among the lightest in Citrus Hills — roughly $20.00–$25.00/month per public sources; ask us for the current figure |
| Utilities | Public water and septic; natural gas available to most of the village; some homes keep wells for irrigation |
| Citrus Hills club | Membership optional — the village is all-ages |
The trail network is the village's signature. Three miles of dedicated equestrian trails thread through Clearview, framed the whole way by the white split-rail fencing that has become the village's calling card. The privately owned stable that connects to the trails puts a barn within riding distance of every street in the village.
The trails are real and they're wonderful — but whether you can stable a horse on your own lot is governed by the recorded covenants, and the rules are commonly misquoted online. How many animals, what fencing, what outbuildings — these are covenant questions, not portal-summary questions.
Ask us before you count on it. We pull the actual recorded Clearview Estates covenants for the specific lot you're considering — send us the address and we'll give you the real answer.
Clearview trades at the estate end of the Citrus Hills market. Recent public-portal aggregates show listings from $359,900 up to $1,050,000, closed sales roughly $285,000–$689,000, and a median around $395,000 at about $221 per square foot — with acreage, outbuildings, and trail adjacency driving big spreads between otherwise similar homes.
Valuing an estate property is a different job than valuing a subdivision home — acreage, barns, and trail access don't show up in a price-per-square-foot average. We'll walk you through what the last several Clearview sales actually closed at, parcel by parcel.
Market figures: public portal aggregates retrieved July 2026. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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Yes — it's the only Citrus Hills village with equestrian trails running through it: three miles of riding trails marked by white split-rail fencing, with a privately owned stable that connects to the trail network.
That's governed by the recorded covenants, and the rules are commonly misquoted online. Before you count on stabling a horse at home, ask us — we pull the actual recorded covenants for the specific lot rather than relying on portal summaries.
Clearview is built around estate homes on one-acre lots, with parcels from under an acre up to 5+ acres. Homes typically run 1,794–3,175 square feet with 3–4 bedrooms, and some estates run far larger.
Clearview has its own property owners association, and dues are among the lightest in Citrus Hills — roughly in the $20.00–$25.00/month range (about $250.00–$300.00/year) per public sources. Ask us for the exact current figure before you buy.
Public water and septic, with natural gas available to most of the village. Some homes also keep wells for irrigation.
Tell us what you're looking for — we'll send current Clearview listings, the covenant answers for any address (including the horse question), and an honest read on the market. No pressure, ever.