Introduction
Heritage Hunt Country Club is a gated Lennar 55+ community in Gainesville, Prince William County, known for its scale, golf setting, and mix of single-family, attached, and condominium homes. Built from 1996 through 2006, it is one of the larger active-adult neighborhoods in the Western Prince William corridor, with approximately 1,863 homes.
What sets Heritage Hunt apart for many shoppers is the combination of three clubhouses and an Arthur Hills-designed golf course—with the important budgeting detail that golf membership is separate from the base HOA fee. Buyers who want country-club recreation need to model those costs intentionally rather than assuming they are bundled.
Roya Delaney works with buyers and sellers who are weighing Heritage Hunt’s golf-and-clubhouse lifestyle against other gated 55+ options in nearby Haymarket and Gainesville.
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Quick facts
- City
- Gainesville, VA
- County
- Prince William County
- Builder
- Lennar
- Built
- 1996–2006
- Homes
- approximately 1,863 homes
- Gated
- Yes
- Home types
- Single-Family, Condo, Attached
- HOA fees
- $420/mo (SF/attached) or $820/mo (condos) per 2026 HOA schedule; golf extra.
- Median price / sqft
- ~$289/sqft (high confidence, updated 2026-02-06)
- Listings
- View current listings
Learn more: Heritage Hunt HOA
Homes and construction
Heritage Hunt’s housing stock includes single-family homes, attached homes, and condominiums. That breadth means two listings at similar prices can feel very different in maintenance load, outdoor space, and monthly association costs.
Condominium ownership in particular follows a different HOA fee schedule than single-family and attached homes according to the association’s published 2026 rates. Match your search to the product type you actually want to own day to day.
Because the neighborhood built out over roughly a decade, finishes and floor-plan eras vary. Focus comparables within the same home type and similar vintage when evaluating value.
Lennar developed Heritage Hunt Country Club as a large gated 55+ community during a 1996–2006 construction window. The result is a mature resale market rather than a new-construction sales center environment.
Today’s buyers are purchasing from individual sellers inside an established HOA framework. Confirm architectural guidelines, exterior responsibilities, and any golf-related membership rules through association documents—not legacy builder marketing.
Amenities and lifestyle
Community amenities include three clubhouses and an Arthur Hills-designed golf course. The clubhouse network supports social and recreational programming across a neighborhood of this size.
Golf membership is not included in the base HOA fee. If golf is part of your lifestyle plan, ask for current membership categories, waitlists if any, and dues separate from the residential assessment.
- Large inventory scale (about 1,863 homes) and multiple product types create more ways to enter the community at different price and maintenance points.
- Three clubhouses plus Arthur Hills golf give recreation-focused buyers a clear lifestyle differentiator among Prince William 55+ communities.
- Published 2026 HOA fee tiers for SF/attached versus condos help buyers model costs earlier than communities with unpublished fees.
Location
Heritage Hunt is located in Gainesville, Prince William County—an area with strong access to I-66 corridor shopping, dining, and services while still feeling residential inside the gates.
Buyers relocating from Fairfax or Loudoun often evaluate drive times to family, medical appointments, and airports. Test those routes at the hours you will actually travel.
Homes for Sale in Heritage Hunt Country Club
Heritage Hunt Country Club listings appear below when active in IDX. In a community of nearly two thousand homes, new inventory can appear across several product types in the same week.
Roya Delaney can help you filter by single-family, attached, or condominium and flag fee-tier differences early.
Property listings are provided by IDX Broker. If you have difficulty using this embedded search, contact Roya Delaney at (240) 505-2544.
HOA fees and community rules
The HOA publishes fees at $420 per month for single-family and attached homes and $820 per month for condominiums (2026 rates). Golf is extra.
Even with a published schedule, confirm the current fee for the specific property, any special assessments, and what services are included in the HOA resale packet before you rely on a listing remark alone.
Heritage Hunt is presented as a 55+ community consistent with the general HOPA (Housing for Older Persons Act) framework that allows age-qualified housing when communities meet federal intent and occupancy-related requirements.
Exact occupancy percentages and under-55 resident rules are not listed as fixed figures in our community data. Confirm age-restriction enforcement, age verification, and guest occupancy rules in the HOA resale packet.
- Golf membership costs sit outside the base HOA—budget them separately if golf matters to you.
- Condo assessments are substantially higher than the SF/attached rate on the 2026 schedule; compare total monthly cost, not only list price.
- A community this large varies block by block; tour beyond the model-street impression before choosing a section.
What buyers should consider
Start with product type and whether golf membership is required for your household—those two decisions narrow Heritage Hunt quickly.
Request the resale packet and the current HOA fee schedule for the exact unit or lot you are pursuing.
Compare recent closed sales within the same home type; blended averages across SF, attached, and condo can mislead.
Call out home type and whether golf is optional or already held by the household, since buyers underwrite those costs carefully.
Provide clean HOA fee documentation reflecting the correct 2026 tier for SF/attached versus condo.
Stage outdoor and clubhouse-adjacent living angles when they truly serve the home; Heritage Hunt buyers shop lifestyle as much as interior finishes.
Heritage Hunt Country Club photos
Heritage Hunt Country Club FAQs
Is golf included in the Heritage Hunt HOA fee?
No. Heritage Hunt has an Arthur Hills-designed golf course, but golf membership is separate from the base HOA fee. Confirm current membership costs directly with the association or golf membership office.
What are Heritage Hunt HOA fees?
Per the 2026 HOA schedule referenced in community data, fees are $420 per month for single-family and attached homes and $820 per month for condominiums, with golf extra. Confirm the amount that applies to a specific property in the resale packet.
How many homes are in Heritage Hunt?
The community includes approximately 1,863 single-family, attached, and condominium homes built by Lennar from 1996 through 2006.
Is Heritage Hunt gated?
Yes. Heritage Hunt Country Club is a gated 55+ community in Gainesville, Prince William County.
Who built Heritage Hunt Country Club?
Lennar built Heritage Hunt during the 1996–2006 period. Homes today trade as resales within the established HOA.
How does Heritage Hunt compare with Regency at Dominion Valley?
Both are gated Prince William 55+ communities with golf-oriented amenities, but they differ in builder (Lennar vs. Toll Brothers Regency), size, and how golf relates to community living. See the related comparison page for a structured overview.
Sources and verification
- Heritage Hunt HOA
- Community profile on Nova55Homes — Facts drawn from site community data last verified 2026-05.
Ready to tour Heritage Hunt Country Club?
Roya Delaney of RE/MAX Gateway can schedule a tour, review HOA documents, or prepare a seller valuation for Heritage Hunt Country Club in Gainesville, VA.
Contact Roya Delaney(240) 505-2544