Discover the Heart of Our Community
Welcome to a vibrant, close-knit neighborhood nestled in the beauty of Apollo Beach — where neighbors become friends and every day feels like home.
About Us
From Humble Citrus Groves to a Thriving Community
Mangrove Manor has a rich history, beginning as a flourishing citrus grove. In 2021, the vision to transform this land into a vibrant residential community came to life. Today, Mangrove Manor is home to hundreds of residents from all walks of life, working together to build a community that's even more special than when it was first handed over by its developers. Nestled in the heart of Apollo Beach—a dynamic area known for its rich history and promising future—Mangrove Manor continues to grow and thrive. But don't just take our word for it, here are a few reasons why Apollo Beach and Mangrove Manor are the perfect place to call home.
Growing Business Community
Apollo Beach offers a diverse mix of businesses, from well-known chains to charming family-owned shops, restaurants, and services, giving our residents a variety of local options to enjoy and support.
Convenient Healthcare Access
Residents have convenient access to a wide range of healthcare services, including clinics, specialists, and hospitals, ensuring quality care close to home.
Seamless Highway Access
Whether commuting or traveling, Mangrove Manor offers easy access to major highways and alternate routes, making it simple to navigate the surrounding areas efficiently.
Natural Beauty & Outdoor Living
From lush parks and nature preserves to waterfront activities and sunny skies, outdoor living is part of the everyday lifestyle in Apollo Beach and Mangrove Manor.
Single Family Homes
Pond Views
Amenity Center with Pool
Nearby Public and Charter Schools
Nearby Parks
Nearby Restaurants
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Team
Our Board of Directors, LCAM, and Committee Members
Board of Directors
Luis Moraguez
PresidentTerm: January 2025 - January 2028
Tiffany Schouest
Vice PresidentTerm: January 2025 - January 2027
Monique Moffa
TreasurerTerm: January 2025 - January 2026
Association Management Staff
Architectural Review Committee
Cuyler Baldwin
Architectural Review Committee, MemberJustin Cadwallader
Architectural Review Committee, MemberMichelle Kearns
Architectural Review Committee, MemberEnforcement Hearing Committee
Nicholas Faratro
Enforcement Hearing Committee, MemberAlfredo Polanco
Enforcement Hearing Committee, MemberHerbert Yates
Enforcement Hearing Committee, MemberSocial/Spirit Committee
Nicole Leicht
Social/Spirit Committee, MemberSheri Steele
Social/Spirit Committee, MemberNicole Biondoletti
Social/Spirit Committee, MemberJorge Castro
Social/Spirit Committee, MemberMelissa Castro
Social/Spirit Committee, MemberFrequently Asked Questions
We've compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you get the most out of our community. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected].
1. What is an HOA?
An HOA, or Homeowners Association, is an organization established to manage and maintain the shared spaces, community standards, and overall well-being of a residential neighborhood. At Mangrove Manor Community Association, our HOA exists to help preserve property values, enforce community guidelines, and oversee amenities such as the Amenity Center & Pool as well as common landscaping throughout our neighborhood in Apollo Beach, FL.
Our HOA is governed by a Board of Directors, made up of resident volunteers, who make decisions in accordance with our Governing Documents, which include the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&Rs), Bylaws, and Architectural Guidelines. These documents outline the responsibilities of homeowners and the association, including how maintenance, community projects, and resident requests are handled.
The HOA also works in partnership with a professional management company to handle administrative functions like collecting dues, managing vendor contracts, and enforcing rules consistently and fairly. Our goal is to foster a safe, attractive, and welcoming environment for all Mangrove Manor residents.
2. What are the Amenity Center & Pool Hours?
The Amenity Center & Pool is open from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM every day of the week. Both amenities are open to residents of Mangrove Manor and their guests, but we ask that guests remain with the resident they are staying with to avoid any confusion.
3. I see people fishing in the neighborhood ponds and canal. I thought the CC&Rs prohibited fishing — isn't that trespassing?
While the original CC&Rs do state that fishing is prohibited, those documents were written before the November 2024 Amendment to the Florida Constitution, which enshrined Hunting and Fishing as protected rights. As a result, if individuals fishing are residents of our neighborhood, they are not considered trespassing, and are likely protected under the new constitutional amendment. We ask that residents fishing be respectful of the fish and wildlife in our ponds and canal, and to practice responsible catch-and-release fishing. The fish in the ponds and canal are a valuable resource for our community, and help to keep insect populations in check.
If the individuals fishing are not residents, they can be considered trespassing on private property. In those cases, the appropriate action is to politely ask them to leave. In the near future, Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office will be formally authorized to trespass non-residents on our behalf.
We understand this may be a disappointing answer for some residents. However, pursuing legal action against residents fishing — particularly when they are not causing any harm or damage — could expose the Association to unnecessary legal risks. It is the Board's position that our efforts should focus on enforcing trespassing laws against non-residents entering uninvited, where enforcement is legally clear and defensible.
Additionally, if anyone — resident or not — enters your private property without your permission, you always have the right to ask them to leave and, if necessary, have them formally trespassed from your property.
4. Where can I submit my Architectural requests?
Currently, Architectural requests can be submitted online in the Legacy Enumerate portal and navigating to For Residents -> Online Forms.