Four Seasons at Homestead

Independent Assessment

Four Seasons at Homestead is confirmed as a genuine, actively selling K. Hovnanian Four Seasons community, documented on the builder's own official site and consistently corroborated across multiple real estate directories, with the approximately 302-home planned total appearing consistently across sources. The reported $445/month 2026 HOA fee was sourced to a single HOA-transparency aggregator rather than the HOA's own published fee schedule and should be confirmed directly with the association. Current new-construction pricing, which changes frequently for an actively selling community, has not been independently confirmed and should be requested directly from K. Hovnanian.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want a brand-new, gated K. Hovnanian community with a full builder warranty and resort-style amenities (including an amphitheater and whirlpool spa) within an easy drive of Napa Valley wine country, Sacramento, and Bay Area airports are a strong fit for Four Seasons at Homestead. Its Solano County location may particularly appeal to buyers who want proximity to both wine-country leisure and Sacramento-area services without the price premium of Napa County itself.

Homes, Builders & Development History

K. Hovnanian's Four Seasons at Homestead began selling new construction in Dixon, Solano County, as one of K. Hovnanian's Four Seasons-branded 55+ communities, planned for approximately 302 single-family homes across two distinct luxury floor plan collections. The community is gated and governed by an HOA that was reported as built (i.e., established as a legal entity) in 2023 and is managed by Riverside Management & Financial Services.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Current new-construction pricing for Four Seasons at Homestead could not be verified. As an actively selling community, pricing and available inventory change frequently; buyers should confirm current pricing and incentives directly with K. Hovnanian.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

As an actively selling new-construction community, buyers at Four Seasons at Homestead receive a K. Hovnanian builder warranty and current finish standards, but should confirm the current construction phase, lot availability, and amenity completion timeline. Resale inventory is expected to be limited while new-construction sales remain active.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes in Four Seasons at Homestead are subject to Solano County property tax, plus any applicable Mello-Roos community facilities district assessments common in newer California master-planned developments, which were not independently confirmed. Buyers should confirm current rates and any active special assessments directly with the Solano County Assessor's Office and K. Hovnanian.

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Four Seasons at Homestead offers a newer, gated active-adult lifestyle centered on a broad resort-style amenity package uncommon at smaller Central Valley communities, including an amphitheater and whirlpool spa alongside more typical clubhouse, pool, and sports-court facilities. As a still-selling, relatively small community, its resident club and programming calendar is likely still developing relative to larger, more established communities such as Trilogy at Rio Vista.

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Four Seasons at Homestead is located in Dixon, Solano County, at 400 Farmhouse Lane, with a reported sales-area location near W. A Street and Evans Road. Dixon sits along Interstate 80, giving residents access within roughly an hour's drive to Napa Valley, Sacramento, and the Bay Area's international airports, along with local shopping, dining, and services.

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Four Seasons at Homestead's governing documents define a 'Qualifying Resident' as a person 55 years of age or older, consistent with K. Hovnanian's standard Four Seasons brand occupancy policy in line with the federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) framework. Buyers should note that California's own Unruh Civil Rights Act (Civil Code Section 51.3) sets a stricter state-law bar than federal HOPA, requiring 100% of occupied units in a qualifying development to have at least one resident 55 or older, rather than HOPA's 80% federal minimum. Buyers should confirm current occupancy rules and age-verification procedures directly with K. Hovnanian or the HOA, since the precise recorded Solano County covenant language has not been independently confirmed.

Tradeoffs & Limitations

Because Four Seasons at Homestead remains an actively selling, relatively small community (approximately 302 homes planned), buyers should expect ongoing construction activity for a period of years and should confirm current build-out phase and completion timeline directly with K. Hovnanian. The community does not include golf, and the reported HOA dues of approximately $445/month are on the higher end of this Central Valley/Delta cluster, reflecting its newer construction and broader resort-style amenity package; buyers should weigh this against smaller, lower-due communities such as Diamond Grove in nearby Vacaville.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Within the Solano County / Sacramento Delta cluster, Four Seasons at Homestead is a smaller, newer, more amenity-dense community (approximately 302 homes, reported $445/month HOA dues) compared with the much larger, mature, golf-anchored Trilogy at Rio Vista (approximately 3,000 homes) roughly 35 miles away in Rio Vista. Buyers prioritizing brand-new construction and Napa/Sacramento proximity may prefer Homestead, while those prioritizing golf and an extensive established club scene may prefer Trilogy.

Current Listings

A connected local agent can provide current available new-construction inventory, builder pricing and incentives, and any resale listings for Four Seasons at Homestead.

Is Four Seasons at Homestead legally age-restricted?

Yes. The community's governing documents define a 'Qualifying Resident' as a person 55 years of age or older, consistent with K. Hovnanian's standard Four Seasons brand occupancy policy. California's Unruh Act requires 100% of occupied units to meet the age standard, stricter than the federal 80% minimum.

How many homes will Four Seasons at Homestead have?

The community is planned for approximately 302 single-family homes across two floor plan collections. Confirm the current sold/remaining count directly with K. Hovnanian.

What is the HOA fee at Four Seasons at Homestead?

One source reports approximately $445 per month for 2026. Confirm the current exact figure and coverage directly with the HOA.

Does Four Seasons at Homestead have golf?

No. This community does not include a golf course. Buyers seeking golf should consider Trilogy at Rio Vista elsewhere in this region.