Nine Eagles is a gated single-family village within The Eagles, a master-planned deed-restricted community in Odessa, northwest Hillsborough County. The Eagles spans two 18-hole championship golf courses designed by Ron Garl and Gary Koch, known as The Lakes and The Forest, which have been the centerpiece of the community since the mid-1990s (eaglesgolf.com, 2026). Nine Eagles homes sit along the golf course with views of fairways, ponds, and conservation land.
The housing stock in Nine Eagles reflects a Mediterranean architectural style, with construction concentrated from the late 1990s through the early 2000s, according to real estate listing data from neighborhoods.com and homesbymarco.com. Homes are single-family and typically offer four or more bedrooms, with lot orientation to the golf course or pond a major factor in parcel value.
The Eagles master association covers the entire enclave of nine villages, providing 24-hour gated security, common area maintenance, and access to the golf club, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and walking trails. Community information from theeaglescommunity.com notes the community operates without a Community Development District, a meaningful difference from newer Pasco and west Hillsborough corridor builds where CDD line items appear on tax bills.
The school assignment for Nine Eagles falls in the Hillsborough County Public Schools district, with the primary trio of Mary Bryant Elementary, Farnell Middle, and Sickles High widely cited by buyers and listing agents as a key demand driver for the area. Confirm the exact zoned schools by address, as assignments can change.
