Homes in Apalachee Farms typically sell from about $500,000 to $1.3 million, with the price driven by which of the five sections a home sits in, its lot, and its finishes. The Terraces offers the community's most accessible entry points, while The Oaks at Apalachee Farms carries the premier price points. Because pricing moves with the market, Lisa Harris tracks current listings and recent sales across all five sections and every MLS spelling variation.
Price Range at a Glance
The ranges below are indicative and reflect typical listing activity in each section. Actual sale prices depend on the individual home, its lot, and the market at the time of sale.
| Section | Typical Range | Character |
|---|---|---|
| The Terraces | $500K to $700K | Entry-level pricing, traditional two-story homes and ranches, many with basements, some on the golf course |
| Riverside | $575K to $800K | Mid-range with strong value, ranch and two-story floorplans, a good selection of golf course lots |
| Sterling Green | $650K to $850K | Established section, larger lots, mature landscaping, and consistent resale values |
| Clubview | $600K to $750K | Golf-oriented homesites close to the swim, tennis, and fitness amenities |
| The Oaks at Apalachee Farms | $850K to $1.3M | The premier section: newer craftsman-style homes, upscale finishes, golf views, basements, and pools |
What Drives Value in Apalachee Farms
Apalachee Farms is a multi-dimensional community, which is why two homes a few streets apart can carry very different price tags. The main value drivers:
Each section has its own character and price positioning, from The Terraces to The Oaks.
Golf course frontage, cul-de-sac positioning, views, and lot size all move the number.
Square footage, basements, premium finishes, pools, and updates are the largest spread between low and high in a section.
Pricing shifts with inventory, interest rates, and season, so current listing data always beats a year-old number.
An Important Note on MLS Listings
"Apalachee Farms" is frequently entered into MLS databases as "Apalachee Farm" or by section-specific names like "The Oaks at Apalachee Farms," and it is sometimes misspelled with two p's as "Appalachee." Automated searches that miss these variations undercount inventory. It is just as important to avoid name overlap: Apalachee River Club, Apalachee Heritage, and Apalachee Crossing are separate communities with no connection to Apalachee Farms. Lisa searches every variation and verifies true neighborhood boundaries, so her market data captures the real picture.
Relying on a single search spelling can make the market look thinner, or pricier, than it really is. The Market Reports page explains how the data is compiled.
Where to See Current Listings
Indicative ranges only go so far. For the most current picture:
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