Windward Homes built across five communities in the Tampa Bay area, and the builder is no longer active in new construction here — every listing across these subdivisions today is resale. This page reflects the current resale market in Windward's legacy neighborhoods rather than a builder price sheet. In Lithia, Bridge Water homes are trading around $459,900. Closer to Tampa, Windward's footprint is more concentrated, with Schooner Cove priced from $369,000 to $415,000, Carrollwood Crossing offering another resale option in the same corridor, and North Forest Village commanding a premium near $1,095,000. Over in Dunedin, Highland Woods rounds out the portfolio at roughly $840,000. Because these are established neighborhoods rather than active new-construction phases, buyers should expect mature landscaping, no builder-controlled HOA fees tied to ongoing development, and homes ranging in age and condition depending on when each phase was completed. Anyone searching this page is really shopping the resale market within a set of well-located, already-built Windward communities spanning Hillsborough and Pinellas counties, from entry-level pricing in Tampa to higher-end resale value in Dunedin and Lithia.