Lexington Greens is a small village of one-acre wooded homesites in the heart of Citrus Hills in Hernando. County records carry it under its plat name, Casa de Sol, and it has its own property owners association.
Lexington Greens is a village of one-acre wooded homesites in the heart of Citrus Hills in Hernando, Florida, legally platted as Casa de Sol. It has its own association, Lexington Greens of Citrus Hills Property Owners Association, Inc., and its own recorded deed restrictions, separate from the master Citrus Hills POA. Buyers should know that the one home record we checked is on a private well and septic, and that a local title company's 2026 sheet shows association dues waived for 2026.
Last reviewed November 10, 2026 by the Citrus Hills Home Team. Utilities reviewed September 29, 2026.
Lexington Greens is a village of one-acre wooded homesites in the heart of Citrus Hills, in Hernando. The developer describes it in those words: one acre, wooded, heart of Citrus Hills.
It goes by two names. The entrance sign says Lexington Greens. The recorded plat is Casa de Sol (Plat Book 12, Page 24), so a deed, a tax record or an MLS legal description may read Casa de Sol for the same property. If you are searching for homes here, search both names or ask us to pull the village for you.
Lexington Greens has its own association: Lexington Greens of Citrus Hills Property Owners Association, Inc., a Florida not-for-profit corporation incorporated January 3, 1991 and listed as active as of July 2026. It is separate from the master Citrus Hills POA, and its deed restrictions are recorded under the Lexington Greens name.
| Detail | What to know |
|---|---|
| Location | The heart of Citrus Hills, Hernando, Citrus County, Florida 34442 |
| Lot size | One-acre wooded homesites |
| Homes | Homes on wooded one-acre lots |
| Association | Lexington Greens of Citrus Hills Property Owners Association, Inc. (Florida not-for-profit, incorporated January 3, 1991; active as of July 2026). Separate from the master Citrus Hills POA. |
| Dues | Set by the association. A local title company's 2026 proration sheet shows dues waived for 2026, with vacant lots at $300.00 per acre. The 2027 figure is not published here. Verify current figures and recorded documents with the association before you buy. |
| Club membership | Not confirmed. We have no source showing a required Citrus Hills Golf & Country Club membership here. Ask what, if anything, transfers with the specific home. |
| Water | Private well, plus an irrigation well, on the one MLS record we checked. The developer lists utilities as to be determined, so check the specific address. |
| Sewer | Septic system on the one MLS record we checked. Check the specific address. |
| Natural gas | Not confirmed; ask Florida Public Utilities for the address. |
| Legal description | Casa de Sol, Plat Book 12, Page 24 |
| Covenants | Deed-restricted. The Citrus County Clerk's index lists recordings for Lexington Greens of Citrus Hills at OR Book 651, Page 2198; OR 918, Page 1914; OR 925, Page 1557; and OR 985, Page 1001. |
Before you buy in Lexington Greens, ask the association for next year's dues in writing. A local title company's 2026 proration sheet shows the association waived dues for 2026, with vacant lots billed at $300.00 per acre. A waiver is a one-year decision, so do not budget on it continuing. Verify current figures and recorded documents with the association before you buy.
Read the recorded restrictions for the exact lot. Lexington Greens has its own deed restrictions, recorded under the Lexington Greens of Citrus Hills name, and they are not the same document as the master Citrus Hills POA declaration. The Citrus County Clerk's deed restriction index lists the book and page for each recording. Expect the Casa de Sol name on the plat, the deed and the title work.
Check utilities for the specific address. The one home record we checked shows a private well, a separate irrigation well and a septic system, and the developer still lists utilities for the village as to be determined. Natural gas is not confirmed. Florida Public Utilities (service areas) can confirm gas service for a specific address.
Fees, rules and programs change. Verify current figures and the recorded documents with the association or the county before you buy.
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Yes. Lexington Greens is the village name, and Casa de Sol is the recorded plat name (Plat Book 12, Page 24) for the same community in Citrus Hills, Hernando, Florida. Deeds, tax records and MLS legal descriptions may show Casa de Sol.
The one MLS record we checked in September 2026 shows a private well, an irrigation well and a septic system. The developer lists utilities for the village as to be determined, so check the specific address.
Natural gas is not confirmed for Lexington Greens. Florida Public Utilities is the natural gas provider in Citrus Hills and can confirm service for a specific address.
Yes. Lexington Greens of Citrus Hills Property Owners Association, Inc. is a Florida not-for-profit corporation incorporated January 3, 1991 and listed as active as of July 2026. It is separate from the master Citrus Hills POA.
A local title company's 2026 proration sheet shows Lexington Greens dues waived for 2026, with vacant lots at $300.00 per acre. Ask the association for the current and next-year figures before you buy, because a waiver is a one-year decision.
Lexington Greens homesites are about one acre and wooded, according to the developer's description.
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