Buckhorn Creek is an established attached-home community in unincorporated Brandon, in Hillsborough County, set along Buckhorn Creek Road on the southeast side of the Brandon area near State Road 60 (source: Hillsborough County Property Appraiser, hcpafl.org). The community takes its name from Buckhorn Creek, a tributary in the Alafia River watershed that runs through the Brandon and Valrico area (source: Hillsborough County Water Atlas, University of South Florida).
County and listing records place much of the housing in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which fits Brandon's suburban growth of that period (source: Brandon, Florida, Wikipedia). The stock is attached homes, marketed as townhomes and in some sections as condominiums, so the exact ownership form, the association structure, and the fees should be confirmed per unit before you offer.
Because the homes are established rather than new, the spread between listings comes down to condition, updates, the floor plan, and the unit far more than age. An updated unit on a quiet interior position can read very differently from an original-finish unit on a busier edge.
For buyers who want an established, lower-maintenance attached home with quick access to Brandon retail, State Road 60, and I-75, Buckhorn Creek is a practical option. The work is reading condition honestly, confirming the association and any leasing rules in writing, and checking school zoning by address, since assignments vary by section.