Wesley Chapel
Wesley Chapel is a census‑designated‑place that is part of the Tampa metro area. The Wesley Chapel Post Office is located at 5804 Boyette Road, Wesley Chapel, FL 33545.
Neighborhoods
- Aberdeen
- Ashley Pines
- Beaconsfield at Meadow Pointe
- Meadow Pointe
- Meadow Pointe III
- Wesley Chapel Acres
- Angus Valley
- Armenian Acres
- Ashton Oaks
- Bay at Cypress Creek
- Belle Chase
- Beverly Manor Estates
- Boyette Oaks
- Bridgewater
- Brookfield Estates
- Brookside
- Chapel Pines
- Charlesworth at Meadow Pointe
- Citrus Trace
- Country Walk
- Dove Run
- Eloian
- Fairway Village
- Fairways of Quail Hollow
- Forest Oaks
- Fox Ridge
- Fox Run
- Hamilton Park
- Hillhurst Crossing
- Homesteads of Saddlewood
- Knollwood Acres
- Lakes at Northwood
- Lakeside Estates
- Lexington Oaks
- Meadow Pointe III Townhomes
- New River Lakes
- New River Lakes Villages
- New River Ranchettes
- Northwood
- Oak Creek
- Palm Cove
- Pine Ridge
- Pinewalk
- Plantation Pines
- Quail Hollow
- Quail Hollow Estates
- Quail Hollow Pines
- Quail Run Estates
- Quail Woods
- Redfern at Seven Oaks
- Redfern Professional Center
- Saddle Creek
- Saddle Creek Manor
- Saddlebrook
- Saddlebrook Condos
- Saddlebrook Village
- Saddlebrook Village West
- Saddleridge Estates
- Santa Fe at Westbrooke
- Seven Oaks
- Tampa Highlands
- Tanglewood at Williamsburg
- Terrace Park
- The Fairways of Quail Hollow
- The Lakes at Northwood
- Timber Lake Estates
- Villa D Este Townhomes
- Villages at Wesley Chapel
- Watergrass
- Wesley Chapel Commons
- Wesley Pointe
- Westbrook Estates
- Westbrook Professional Park
- Westwood Estates
- Westwood Estates
- Whinsenton
- Williams Acres
- Williams Double Branch Estates
- Williams Grove Estates
- Williams New River Acres
- Williamsburg
- Windsor Club Condominium
- Windsor Club Condos
Wesley Chapel as described in 1922 [1]
About eight miles west of Zephyrhills and the same distance south of San Antonio is the somewhat scattered but thriving community known by the various names of Double Branch, Gatorville, Godwin, and Wesley Chapel. The last is the official name. The settlement is located on some of the finest farming land in the county, most of it being low and flat, holding moisture well and adapted to almost any kind of general farm crop as well as truck growing. On account of the remoteness of the place and the bum roads over which it is now necessary to transport crops to market, very little trucking has been done but those who have ventured to overcome these handicaps have not only been well repaid for their efforts but have demonstrated that this region is as well adapted to trucking as any other in South Florida and it only needs the building of one or two decent roads so that crops can be carried to market or to a shipping station for Wesley Chapel to come to the front.
- C. B. Taylor, Dade City Banner, June, 1922, West Pasco Historical Society, westpascohistoricalsociety.org, accessed December, 2013