Fox Chase, Parrish FL: Small Neighborhood Guide & Video Tour

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

Fox Chase is the kind of neighborhood people hope to find in Parrish: small, quiet and settled, with big trees, sidewalks and neighbors who have been here for years, and none of the high fees of newer communities. Watch the tour above, then read on for what you need to know. For the bigger picture, see my Parrish real estate guide.

Where is Fox Chase?

Fox Chase sits just off Old Tampa Road, a short turn from US-301 and a few minutes east of I-75 Exit 224. The homes line 91st Avenue East, 92nd Avenue East and 29th Street East. From here you’re close to:

• I-75 and I-275 for Tampa, St. Petersburg and Sarasota
• Ellenton Premium Outlets and the shops along US-301
• The Manatee River, parks and boat ramps
• Downtown Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch and the Gulf beaches

Homes in Fox Chase

Fox Chase has about 42 single-family homes built from the late 1980s into the early 2000s. Most are one-story ranch homes of block and stucco, with three or four bedrooms, two baths and two-car garages, ranging from about 1,400 to 2,400 square feet of living space. Some have screened, heated pools, and a few sit on large cul-de-sac lots of up to about four-tenths of an acre. Mature oaks and palms give the streets a shady, established feel.

Recent sales have ranged from roughly $350,000 to $475,000, depending on size, pool, lot and updates. Because homes rarely come up for sale here, it pays to be ready when one does.

HOA, no CDD and deed restrictions

Fox Chase has no community pool or clubhouse, which keeps costs very low. HOA dues have run about $200 to $250 a year in recent listings, and there is no CDD, a real savings compared with most newer Parrish communities. The neighborhood has sidewalks and deed restrictions, including limits on truck, RV and motorcycle parking, so check the rules if you have an RV, boat or work truck. My guide to HOAs, CDDs and 55+ communities explains what to compare, and What Does It Really Cost to Live in Parrish, FL? breaks down taxes, insurance and utilities.

Recent listings show Blackburn Elementary, Buffalo Creek Middle and Parrish Community High. Verify current school assignments with the School District of Manatee County.

Buying or selling in Fox Chase

With only about 42 homes, Fox Chase has few sales each year, so pricing a home here takes careful comparison with nearby neighborhoods. I’ll compare your home with recent sales of the same size, pool, lot and updates. Comparing other Parrish communities? See Forest Creek, Creekside Preserve and Foxbrook, or read Moving to Parrish, FL: 10 Top Relocation Questions Answered.

Fox Chase questions people ask

Where is Fox Chase in Parrish?

Fox Chase is in Parrish, Florida (ZIP 34219), just off Old Tampa Road near US-301 and a few minutes from I-75 Exit 224. The homes are along 91st Avenue East, 92nd Avenue East and 29th Street East.

How many homes are in Fox Chase?

Fox Chase is a small neighborhood of about 42 single-family homes, built from the late 1980s into the early 2000s.

Does Fox Chase have a CDD?

No. Fox Chase has no CDD, which helps keep yearly costs down. Check the tax bill for the specific home to confirm.

How much is the HOA in Fox Chase?

HOA dues are low and paid once a year, about $200 to $250 a year in recent listings. Confirm the current amount with the association.

Is Fox Chase a gated community?

No. Fox Chase is not gated. It is a quiet neighborhood with sidewalks, cul-de-sacs and deed restrictions, including limits on truck, RV and motorcycle parking.

What schools serve Fox Chase?

Recent listings show Blackburn Elementary, Buffalo Creek Middle and Parrish Community High. Verify current school assignments with the School District of Manatee County.