Seminole County · Longwood · Golf Community
Sell Your Sabal Point Home
Sabal Point is a 710-home master-planned community off Wekiva Springs Road with top-ranked Seminole County schools and direct access to Wekiva Springs State Park — a combination that drives consistent buyer demand year after year.
What Is Your Sabal Point Home Worth?
What You'll Net From a $400,000 Sabal Point Sale
Illustrative estimate only. Actual proceeds depend on your sale price, mortgage payoff, and negotiated terms.
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How to Sell in Sabal Point: What Works
Price against the full Sabal Point spectrum — not just single-family comps
Sabal Point is a master-planned community with single-family homes, townhomes, and condos all sharing the same neighborhood identity. Buyers searching the area will see everything from low-$200,000 condos to $600,000-plus pool homes in the same search results. Positioning your single-family home correctly means pulling only SFR comps off Wekiva Springs Road and its interior streets — not condo sales at Residences at Sabal Point or Summit Ridge Place, which will drag your CMA down artificially.
Lean into the Wekiva Springs lifestyle story
Sabal Point sits directly adjacent to Wekiva Springs State Park — one of the most visited Florida State Parks in Central Florida. Buyers paying a premium for nature access, kayaking on the Wekiva River, and trail running expect marketing that tells that story. Mention the 1.5-mile walk to the park entrance, the network of paved community sidewalks, and the 85-acre Sabal Point Commons open space that runs through the neighborhood. That context adds value most generic listing descriptions leave on the table.
Time your listing around the Seminole County school calendar
Sabal Point Elementary is ranked among the top elementary schools in Florida — that fact drives family buyer demand on a predictable seasonal schedule. Listings that hit the market in late February through May capture buyers who need to be under contract before summer, giving them the full school calendar to plan a move. Homes listed in the spring consistently outperform fall listings in both days-on-market and list-to-sale ratio in this neighborhood.
Disclose and price around the golf course conversion — don't hide it
The former Sabal Point Golf Course closed and was converted to the 85-acre Sabal Point Commons open-space recreational area. Buyers who moved here for the golf community experience may view this as a negative; buyers who want open green space and walking trails see it as a plus. Get in front of it: highlight the Commons as an amenity, show the walking paths on a map, and price appropriately for what the community is today rather than letting a buyer discover the change mid-contract and renegotiate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are homes selling for in Sabal Point in 2026?
Sabal Point single-family homes have been selling in the $300,000–$600,000 range depending on size, lot, and condition, with a community-wide average sale price around $397,000 based on recent MLS activity. Condos and townhomes at properties like Residences at Sabal Point sell lower — typically $220,000–$280,000 — so it's important to compare only like-for-like property types when evaluating your home's value. Price per square foot for single-family homes has been running roughly $170–$200.
Is Sabal Point a gated community?
No. Sabal Point is a non-gated master-planned community off Wekiva Springs Road. The neighborhood has a mandatory HOA that maintains common areas, sidewalks, the Sabal Point Commons open space, tennis courts, and a playground, but there is no staffed gate or access-controlled entry. This is a selling point for buyers who want community amenities without the access-control friction of a gated subdivision.
What are the HOA fees in Sabal Point?
HOA fees in Sabal Point vary by sub-association and property type. Single-family home HOA fees range from approximately $51 to $200 per month depending on the phase and sub-community (Sabal Bend, Sabal Glen, Sabal Green, etc.). Condo associations at Residences at Sabal Point run $276–$606 per month, which covers building exterior maintenance and more. Sellers should pull the current HOA estoppel letter early in the transaction so buyers have accurate figures.
Which schools serve Sabal Point?
Sabal Point is zoned for Sabal Point Elementary (ranked #137 in Florida, with 83% of students scoring at or above proficient in math), Rock Lake Middle School, and Lyman High School — all part of Seminole County Public Schools, consistently one of Florida's top-rated school districts. The elementary school is named for the neighborhood and sits right on Wekiva Springs Road, which is a strong marketing point for families.
How long does it take to sell a home in Sabal Point?
Recent MLS data shows homes in Sabal Point averaging around 66 days on market, with a list-to-sale price ratio of approximately 98% — meaning sellers are getting very close to asking price. Well-priced, well-presented homes in the $350,000–$450,000 range tend to move faster, often in 30–45 days. Overpriced listings sit and require reductions, so accurate pricing from day one is critical in this market.
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