Osceola County · Kissimmee · Golf Community
Sell Your Remington Home
Remington is one of Kissimmee's most established gated golf communities — 1,700+ homes, an 18-hole championship course, resort amenities, and Partin Settlement Elementary right inside the gates. Selling here is about more than square footage.
What Is Your Remington Home Worth?
What You'll Net From a $440,000 Remington Sale
Illustrative estimate only. Actual proceeds depend on your sale price, mortgage payoff, and negotiated terms.
MaxLife Realty's 1% listing commission saves sellers significantly vs. traditional 2.5–3% commission.
How to Sell in Remington: What Works
Position the golf course lifestyle — not just the house
Remington buyers are purchasing access to an 18-hole championship golf course, resort-style pool, tennis and basketball courts, a fitness center, and miles of walking trails — along with a single-family home. Listings that lead with lifestyle photos (course views, pool, clubhouse) consistently outperform those that lead with interior shots alone. If your home backs the fairway, that view is your number-one selling asset — price and market to it accordingly.
Price against the right comp set — the community's spread is real
Remington's active listings range from the high $300s to $600K+, and the gap between a 1,400-square-foot townhome and a 3,500-square-foot golf-course single-family is significant. Price your home against comparable sales within Remington by bedroom count, square footage, lot position (interior vs. fairway-facing), and build year — not the community-wide median. Homes priced against accurate comps are selling in 60–90 days; overpriced listings are sitting 120 days or more.
Stage and clean for the snowbird and relocation buyer pool
A meaningful share of Remington buyers are snowbirds from the Northeast and Midwest, retirees looking for a lower-maintenance lifestyle, and Central Florida job relocations. These buyers are often comparing Remington to other Osceola County communities and making decisions without extensive local knowledge. A professionally staged, well-photographed home with a clear amenity story closes faster because these buyers are making an emotional decision from out of state. Virtual tours matter here more than in most submarkets.
Disclose the HOA structure clearly — it's a strength, not a liability
Remington has a master HOA plus sub-associations for certain sections (townhomes have separate fees). Monthly dues range from approximately $26 to $275 depending on the home type and sub-association, and they cover gated security, common area maintenance, the pool, and recreational facilities. Buyers unfamiliar with the area sometimes react negatively to HOA fees before understanding what they receive in return. Prepare a one-page summary of exactly what the HOA covers, the current fee, and any upcoming special assessments. Transparency here prevents last-minute renegotiation during due diligence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are homes selling for in Remington in 2026?
The median sale price in Remington was approximately $440,000 over the past 12 months, with active listings ranging from the high $300s to $625,000 depending on home size, position, and condition. Townhomes and smaller single-family homes anchor the lower end; larger golf-course-view homes push toward the upper end. Average days on market is currently running around 85 days, so properly priced homes are not sitting indefinitely — but the market has softened modestly from the 2022–2023 peak, and strategic pricing matters more than it did two years ago.
What does the Remington HOA fee cover, and how much is it?
Remington operates under a master HOA (Remington Master Association) with monthly fees ranging from approximately $26 to $275 per month, depending on your home type and sub-association. Townhome owners typically pay higher fees that cover exterior maintenance and landscaping. The master HOA covers gated security, common area upkeep, and access to the community pool, clubhouse, fitness center, tennis courts, and recreational facilities. There is no CDD in Remington — unlike some Kissimmee communities — which keeps the overall tax burden lower for buyers.
Is Remington a good community to sell in right now?
Remington's combination of established golf community character, gated security, resort amenities, and proximity to the Florida Turnpike gives it a stable, consistent buyer pool. Demand comes from primary-residence buyers, Central Florida job relocations, and snowbirds — not short-term rental investors. That means less volatility than STR-driven communities nearby. Homes that are well-priced, well-presented, and marketed to the right buyer profile are moving within 60–90 days. The softening is real but manageable with the right strategy.
Which schools serve Remington?
Remington is zoned for Partin Settlement Elementary (located on Remington Boulevard within the community), Neptune Middle School, and Tohopekaliga High School — all part of the Osceola County School District. Partin Settlement Elementary's on-site location is a tangible selling point for families with young children and worth mentioning in listings. Neptune Middle consistently ranks among the stronger middle schools in the district.
How does Remington's location affect resale value?
Remington sits on the east side of Kissimmee off Partin Settlement Road, about 5 minutes from the Florida Turnpike at Exit 240. That access point puts buyers within 25 minutes of Walt Disney World, 30 minutes of Orlando International Airport, and 35 minutes of downtown Orlando. The east Kissimmee location means buyers get more square footage and lot for the dollar compared to west Kissimmee and Celebration — a value proposition that resonates strongly with buyers who have seen those price points first.
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