Lexington, Parrish FL: Homes, Villas, HOA, CDD & Video Tour

By Linda Reynolds, Broker, Reynolds Realty Gulf Coast (License #BK3021695) · Updated November 2026

Lexington was one of the first communities along the US 301 corridor in Parrish, and it’s known for its green space, lakes and walking paths. Watch the tour above, then read on for what you need to know. For the bigger picture, see my Parrish, FL area guide.

Where is Lexington?

Lexington is on the west side of US 301, about 5 miles north of I-75 exit 224. Lexington Drive is the main road in, with streets like 52nd Court East, 56th Street Circle East, 57th Street East and 117th and 118th Terrace East. Kingsfield and Harrison Ranch are nearby. From here you’re close to:

• Ellenton Premium Outlets and the shops along US 301
• I-75 for Tampa, St. Petersburg, Bradenton and Sarasota
• Parrish Community High School, about a mile away

Amenities and green space

Lexington is built around lakes and open green space. Residents have a community pool, tennis and pickleball courts, a full-length basketball court, a playground and a fishing pier, plus about 2 miles of walking paths. Golf carts are allowed, and the community has sidewalks and deed restrictions.

Homes in Lexington

Most of Lexington is single-family homes built from about 2004 to 2011, many by Bruce Williams Homes. They have 3 to 5 bedrooms and about 1,600 to 3,000-plus square feet, and some have private pools and lake views. Near the entrance, Phases IV through VII add attached villas and townhomes of about 1,285 square feet with 2 bedrooms.

In 2026, villas have listed from about $230,000 to $270,000. Three-bedroom single-family homes have listed from about $357,000 to $499,000, and larger 5-bedroom homes from about $600,000 to $640,000. A 5-bedroom home on Lexington Drive sold for about $420,000 in 2025, so pricing varies a lot by size and condition.

HOA, CDD and schools

Single-family HOA fees have been listed at about $92 to $106 a month, managed by Pinnacle Community Association Management. Villas and townhomes in Phases V, VI and VII have listed at about $293 a month. Many listings show no CDD, while some list one, so check the property tax bill for the home you like. Lease rules vary by section, so ask before you buy to rent. To understand associations better, read HOAs, CDDs and 55+ Communities in Manatee County.

Recent listings have shown Virgil Mills or Barbara A. Harvey Elementary, Buffalo Creek Middle and Parrish Community High. Verify current school assignments with the School District of Manatee County.

Buying or selling in Lexington

Homes here are about 15 to 20 years old, so ask about roof, AC and water heater ages, since they affect your insurance cost. Several 2026 listings have advertised brand-new roofs. Check the flood zone for lake lots, and compare the HOA, any CDD and taxes together for the full yearly cost. I’ll help you price against the right comparisons and prepare so you can buy or sell with confidence. Comparing nearby communities? See Harrison Ranch, Kingsfield and Ancient Oaks.

Lexington questions people ask

Where is Lexington in Parrish?

Lexington is on Lexington Drive off US 301 in Parrish, FL 34219, about 5 miles north of I-75 exit 224. Parrish Community High School is about a mile away.

Does Lexington have a CDD?

It depends on the home. Many listings show no CDD, while some list one, so check the property tax bill for the specific home.

How much is the HOA in Lexington?

Single-family homes have been listed at about $92 to $106 a month. Villas and townhomes in Phases V, VI and VII have listed at about $293 a month. Confirm current fees with the association.

What do homes cost in Lexington?

In 2026, villas have listed from about $230,000 to $270,000, and single-family homes from about $357,000 to $640,000, depending on size, pool and lake view.

What amenities does Lexington have?

A community pool, tennis and pickleball courts, a basketball court, a playground, a fishing pier and about 2 miles of walking paths through green space and lakes.

Is Lexington a 55+ community?

No. Lexington has no age restriction.