Coral Springs Country Club

It's an established, residential neighborhood organized around a golf course, with distinct pockets like Westwood and Eagle Trace that give it a settled, community feel. Sixteen of the current listings include a private pool, which fits the relaxed South Florida lifestyle. It suits buyers who want a quieter, long-term home base within Coral Springs.

Not by South Florida standards — the median list price is $208,000, and listings range from $129,000 all the way up to $968,000. That spread means there's room for first-time buyers looking at villas as well as families wanting a larger single-family home. You can compare the full range on the live map.

Active listings carry a median list price of $208,000 and average about $242 per square foot, with a median home size around 1,020 square feet. Over the past 12 months, 20 homes sold at a median price of $362,500 — the higher sold figure reflects that larger houses tend to close, while smaller villas make up much of the active inventory. Explore current Coral Springs homes for sale to see what fits your budget.

It's a steady, balanced market — 43 homes are active and the median listing takes about 68 days to sell. Sellers are receiving roughly 96% of their asking price, so there's modest room to negotiate but no fire sale. Well-priced homes in sought-after pockets like Forest Hills still move at a reasonable pace.

Property taxes run a median of about $4,100 per year for homes in the neighborhood. HOA figures vary widely by sub-community and aren't reliably summarized area-wide, so confirm the specific dues on any home in a community like Wyndham Lakes before you write an offer. If you'd rather rent while you look, the median rent here is about $2,000 per month.