Romeo Elementary School

It suits buyers who want rural, low-density Florida living with a family-friendly school setup. The Romeo zone connects to Dunnellon Middle School and keeps the school run inside one small community. Expect acreage, quiet, and easy access to the wider Dunnellon area rather than shops on every corner.

Not by Florida standards — the median list price is $297,450 and the median sold price over the last 12 months was $248,900. There's a wide spread, from around $75,000 up past $12 million, so budgets from starter to estate can find something. Average price per square foot sits at $283.

Median home size is about 1,574 square feet, and 457 homes sold in the past year at a median of $248,900. With 64 of the 142 active listings being new construction, you can compare fresh builds against resale within the same Dunnellon market. Waterfront and $1M+ options exist but are limited — just 2 and 10 active listings respectively.

Balanced and steady — homes are taking a median of 36 days to sell, and sellers are getting 98% of their asking price on average. That tells you pricing is realistic and there's room to negotiate without a bidding-war frenzy. You can track current inventory on the live map.

Both are low here. Median HOA is just $8/month and median property tax is about $1,003 a year, which keeps ongoing ownership costs modest. For renters weighing the market, median rent runs around $1,750/month.