What Are the HOA Fees in SaddleBrooke Ranch?
For 2026, the annual SaddleBrooke Ranch Master HOA dues are $2,980 per household. The community also has an annual amenity fee of $466.32.
Combined, these charges total $3,446.32 annually, or approximately $287.19 per month for budgeting purposes.
The HOA lists semiannual charges of $1,490 in dues plus $233.16 in amenity fees, totaling $1,723.16 per installment. Its resale information identifies January 2 and July 1 billing dates, and February 1 and August 1 due dates with a 15-day grace period. Confirm current dates directly with the HOA.
What Is the Annual Amenity Fee?
The annual amenity fee is a separate $466.32 charge, collected in two installments of $233.16. When comparing ownership costs with other communities, include both this fee and the master HOA dues.
Are There Additional Villa HOA Fees?
Yes. According to the HOA, Villa Units 21A and 21B have an additional assessment of $1,260 semiannually, or $2,520 per year, on top of the master HOA dues and amenity fee.
For properties subject to both assessments, the total recurring fees are $5,966.32 per year, or approximately $497.19 per month when averaged for budgeting. Confirm which fees apply to the particular property.
Comparing Villa options across the two communities? Our guide to Villas in SaddleBrooke covers SaddleBrooke's Villa neighborhoods in HOA 1 and HOA 2. These are separate from the Villas at SaddleBrooke Ranch, with different associations and fees.
What HOA Fees Are Paid at Closing?
For a resale purchase, the SaddleBrooke Ranch HOA lists the following charges:
- Capital Improvement Fee: $2,980, generally paid by the buyer. This one-time fee equals the current annual dues and is deposited into the HOA reserve fund for future repair and maintenance.
- Disclosure Fee: $50, generally paid by the seller.
- Administrative Fee: $350, generally paid by the buyer.
- Optional 72-hour rush processing: $100 additional, instead of the standard 10-day resale processing period.
The disclosure and administrative fees total $400. Closing allocations and amounts should be verified with the HOA and title company.
The capital improvement fee is not an annual assessment. The HOA states it is due even if the buyer already owns another home in SaddleBrooke Ranch. However, buyers who also sell a home within the community within 12 months may be eligible for reimbursement after both closings. The HOA directs reimbursement requests to HOADues@robson.com.
Do HOA Dues Increase Over Time?
HOA assessments and amenity charges can change with the community's budget and operating costs. These are 2026 figures; confirm current amounts, billing schedules, and applicable charges before purchasing.
How Do SaddleBrooke Ranch Fees Compare with SaddleBrooke?
SaddleBrooke Ranch is a separate community and association from SaddleBrooke One and SaddleBrooke TWO.
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Source: SaddleBrooke Ranch HOA resale information. Amounts are based on the HOA information supplied for 2026; confirm current fees and policies directly with the association.