Neighborhoods in Gainesville, FL

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  Haile Plantation

  Hailie Plantation is a self-contained village within the larger City of Gainesville. This master-planned community has 64 subdivisions ranging from townhouses to single-family new traditional homes with in-ground pools to palatial neo-colonials next to the golf course at the Hawkstone Country Club. The neighborhood of Haile Plantation is named

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    $509K

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    $212K - $1.7M

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    48 Listings

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  Kirkwood

  Kirkwood, a Southwest Gainesville community, may appear to be an isolated enclave of homes surrounded by wetlands and preserves, but the neighborhood is also close to downtown and one of the city's busiest roadways. "Kirkwood is kind of an undiscovered area," says Barbara Miller, the broker and owner of Miller Real Estate, with over 20 years of

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    $501K

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    $182K - $690K

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    1 Listing

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  University Park

  Walking north from the lush environs of the University of Florida into University Park feels like a gradual and relatively seamless transition from the dynamic energy of the UF Gainesville campus to a neighborhood filled with university professors and upwardly mobile professionals. The farther north one goes, the more the sounds of student life

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    $473K

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    $206K - $1.3M

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    14 Listings

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  Black Acres

  At one time, the Gainesville suburb Black Acres was only cow grazing fields and watermelon patches. Local businessman and State Senator Robert Black purchased the space for his family home. The house still stands on NW 4th Lane. One of Robert Black's children developed the surrounding community from the 1950s to the 1960s. The suburb attracted

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    $456K

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    $356K - $588K

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    1 Listing

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  Duckpond

  Lovingly restored late 19th and early 20th century homes line the narrow streets in Duckpond, a coveted neighborhood in the heart of Old Gainesville. "When you say you live in Duckpond, that has a certain clout," says Betsy Pepine, a Gainesville native and broker of Pepine Realty. Some front yards have signs that proudly display "Duckpond Love,"

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    $446K

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    $248K - $914K

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    16 Listings

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  Suburban Heights

  As the name may suggest, the residential neighborhood of Suburban Heights has longtime residents, neighborhood events and a know-your-neighbor feel. "I moved to Suburban Heights in 1974, and my dad built our house," says Betsy Pepine, the broker of Pepine Realty. "This is very much a family-friendly neighborhood with a strong sense of community."

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    $432K

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    $296K - $815K

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    4 Listings

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  Forest Ridge

  An optional homeowners association, neighborhood parks and annual yard sales are a few of the attractions in Forest Ridge. "This is a centrally located, desirable and mature neighborhood," says Rachel Kerensky, a Realtor with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Thomas Group, who has sold in the neighborhood. "Houses don't come on the market that

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    $431K

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    $288K - $560K

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    1 Listing

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  Sugarfoot

  There is some debate about where Gainesville's Sugarfoot community earned its name. However, since its development in 1950, the neighborhood has remained a serene residential area surrounded by nature. "In the back of Sugarfoot is this wonderful, beautiful park with trails. And some homes are on this beautiful lake," says Betsy Pepine, a

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    $402K

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    $353K - $521K

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    1 Listing

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  Rosemont

  At the center of Gainesville is the buzz of the University of Florida, and 7 miles north is the quiet suburb of Rosemont. The deed-restricted residential community, part of the Mile Run Master Association, offers an easygoing lifestyle and plenty of on-site amenities. “Rosemont is like a neighborhood within a neighborhood. It’s small but

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    $378K

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    $329K - $387K

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    5 Listings

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  Sutters Landing

  With roads shaded by oaks and palm trees, Sutters Landing is a small neighborhood that fully embodies the quiet atmosphere of American suburbia. This laidback community is only 7 miles north of downtown Gainesville and the busy college buzz of the University of Florida. "The university and our healthcare industry are two of the biggest draws for

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    $351K

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    $292K - $354K

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    1 Listing

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  Capri

  Capri, located in Northwest Gainesville, is a sought-after resort-style neighborhood known for its amenities and well-maintained homes. The planned development includes a community center with exclusive recreational facilities. The Capri homeowners association is managed by the Emmer Development Corporation. Many also move to the area because of

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    $346K

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    $307K - $461K

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    3 Listings

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  Downtown Gainesville

  On any given weekend, Downtown Gainesville is buzzing with activity, from live music in Bo Diddley Plaza to locals walking to restaurants before a night of bar hopping. The area is framed by University Avenue and lined with music venues, local shops and businesses. "There's so much history in Gainesville, especially downtown," says Cindy

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    $324K

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    $278K - $1.5M

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    3 Listings

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  Madison Park

  While Gainesville is experiencing a boom of residential and commercial development to the west, there are several small communities that have thrived in the city since the early-to-mid 20th century. Madison Park is a textbook example, filled with midcentury homes and the hush of suburbia about 4 miles from downtown Gainesville. Near the A-rated

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    $317K

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    $328K - $386K

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  Woodland Terrace

  Bordered by a 150-acre forest, Woodland Terrace lives up to Gainesville’s Tree City USA designation. The neighborhood is a 20th-century development close to retail and University of Florida hotspots, like Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. “You can take a sidewalk all the way to the stadium,” says Betsy Pepine, a Gainesville native and broker of Pepine

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    $292K

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    $276K - $379K

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    2 Listings

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  Pleasant Street

  Culturally relevant and rich in history, the Pleasant Street neighborhood is known for being the first Black community in the state to land a historic designation. In the 1860s, after the Civil War, Pleasant Street attracted freedmen and formerly enslaved people from Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. Many families in the community have lived

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    $285K

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    $175K - $433K

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    5 Listings

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  Oakview

  The Oakview suburb is a residential haven close to the busy commercial route, NW 13th Street and the University of Florida. "The community has a mix of businesses, apartments and residential homes," says Laura Bialeck, a Gainesville resident who works in Oakview. "We are only 1 mile from the UF campus. You see a mix here, from working to retired

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    $285K

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    $180K - $367K

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    2 Listings

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  Northwood

  A part of Northwest Gainesville, the Northwood has larger lots than the neighboring Springtree. The community sits close to the University of Florida, hospitals and parks. Northwood has many residents who have lived in Northwood for decades. However, the area attracts investors looking to renovate and, sometimes, convert a home into a rental

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    $277K

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    $242K - $313K

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    3 Listings

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  Northwood Oaks

  Northwood Oaks is the kind of neighborhood that makes Realtors like Rocky Lyons of Pepine Realty gush about Gainesville's quality of life. For neighborhoods outside the city like Northwood Oaks, the benefits for residents are outdoor recreation, relatively affordable home prices and very good schools. "There's a lot of natural space out there,"

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    $272K

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    $200K - $371K

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    7 Listings

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  Hazel Heights

  Locals move to Hazel Heights for its quiet suburbs and convenient location in Northwest Gainesville. "Hazel Heights is ideal for young students who went to the University of Florida and have decided to stay, or young professionals and faculty for the university," says Rocky Lyon, a Realtor with Pepine Realty who sells in the neighborhood. The area

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    $261K

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    $212K - $579K

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    2 Listings

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  Mill Pond

  In Mill Pond, colorful condos and townhouses are shaded by rows of century-old oaks. Found 4 miles from the bustle of the University of Florida and downtown Gainesville, this small community offers residents on-site amenities and homes that sell much lower than the Gainesville median. Daily life in Mill Pond is about convenience, with major

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    $260K

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    $220K - $400K

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    6 Listings

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  Fifth Avenue

  In 1979, University of Florida students and locals banded together to create the Fifth Avenue Arts Festival. The event showcases the culture and history of the Fifth Avenue community in Gainesville. The festival has been a mainstay for a neighborhood in transition. Associated with the nearby Pleasant Street and Seminary Lane communities, this area

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    $259K

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    $127K - $566K

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    10 Listings

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  Springtree

  Springtree, anchored by its namesake park, is in a desirable area of northwest Gainesville, where houses sell quickly. Homes in Springtree leave the market in an average of 17 days, compared to the national average of 44. The area sits within 5 miles of the University of Florida, Sante Fe College, hospitals and retail. Springtree attracts college

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    $256K

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    $220K - $309K

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    2 Listings

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  Northeast Neighbors

  The Northeast Neighbors community has a mix of older and newer homes close to parks and retail. The area borders downtown and other established communities, like the historic Duckpond. "Northeast Neighbors isn’t your cookie-cutter type of neighborhood," says Barbara Miller, the broker and owner of Miller Real Estate, who has over 20 years of

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    $256K

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    $188K - $421K

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    4 Listings

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  Ridgeview

  Ridgeview, a neighborhood in Gainesville's coveted Northwest corridor, is close to retail and schools. Residents walk to community parks and playgrounds while the University of Florida is within biking distance. Ridgeview is also considered an investment and rental community. Many homes are often leased to college students and employees. "A

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    $211K

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    $154K - $329K

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    4 Listings

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  Springhill

  Less than 10 years ago, a previously contaminated rail yard in Gainesville's Springfield neighborhood was reimagined as a community hub and recreational space. The site, Depot Park, was funded by the Regional Brownfield Pilot grant. Springfield has been the subject of great development, led by initiatives from the Gainesville Community

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    $210K

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    $118K - $529K

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    6 Listings

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