Florida Treasure Coast 55+ Communities with Homes for Sale Under $200K

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Florida’s Treasure Coast provides retirees with warm weather, beach access, and plenty of golf, all in a region relatively untouched by Florida’s tourism. It also has affordable homes. Here are some in 55+ communities under $200,000.

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Active adults hoping to find a Florida retirement home that’s near the water but not outrageously expensive should consider the Treasure Coast. This area along the central shores of the state’s Atlantic side is historic, attractive, and largely untouched by a lot of tourist traffic and commercialism. These communities offer spacious layouts, quality amenities, and a price tag that’s less than $200,000.

Colonnades at Fort Pierce

Below $100k – Mid $200s

Low-maintenance condo living is available at Colonnades at Fort Pierce, a 55+ community that’s within walking distance to the beach. It’s also close to Fort Pierce Inlet State Park, a notable bird watching spot and a great place to fish. Colonnades at Fort Pierce is a collection of two-story condo buildings, and most units range in size from 600 to 1,300 square feet.

You can stay on budget while living right on the water and enjoying views of Hutchinson Island. In addition to shuffleboard, tennis, and a pool, residents also have access to boat slips and a dock. There’s room to stow boats and RVs, as well as miles of natural trails to use for walking or biking.

Meadowood – Fort Pierce

Low $100s – High $300s

The non-age restricted community of Meadowood is still building, so you’ll have your choice of a new or resale home that’s below the $200,000 mark. Choose a condo or a single-family home, and enjoy access to the Meadowood Golf & Tennis Club. Membership includes an 18-hole golf course, practice greens, and a pro shop where lessons are available. There’s a fitness center, three outdoor pools, tennis courts, and bocce ball.

Residents enjoy art classes and a computer club, and they’re also philanthropically minded, with fundraisers becoming a regular part of community life. Buyers can check out the condos, which have two or three bedrooms, or single-family homes built in a variety of sizes and layouts. In addition to offering affordable homes, there’s a reasonably priced homeowners’ association fee which takes care of landscaping and security. Meadowood is close to Pepper Park, a beach that’s great for snorkeling and scuba diving.

Palm Grove – Fort Pierce

Mid $100s – High $100s

It’s all about lifestyle at Palm Grove in Fort Pierce, where 55+ residents get together for wine and cheese tastings, host Sunday Evening at the Movies, and relax together around the heated outdoor pool. There are holiday events, cookouts, and day trips that take interested neighbors on tours of some of the most fascinating areas in Florida. You’ll also find affordable living.

Plenty of single-family homes can be purchased for less than $200,000. They have two or three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and are between 1,305 square feet and 2,766 square feet. Available homes for sale are spacious, comfortable, and outfitted with modern updates such as wood laminate floors and granite countertops. Just outside the community is a popular farmers market, and the area is home to plenty of championship golf courses. You’re also near the airport and major roads like Interstate 95 and the Florida Turnpike, making travel a cinch.

Lake Forest – Port St. Lucie

Mid $100s – Low $300s

Beautiful single-family homes can be found at or below the $200,000 level in the Lake Forest community, which does not have any age restrictions. Each home model is named after a bird, so buyers can decide if they want to live like a cardinal or a hawk. The community is close to championship golfing, and it’s also a stone’s throw from First Data Field, the spring training facility for the New York Mets.

Residents enjoy strolling and biking around the scenic landscape of Lake Forest, where there are trails and paths as well as ponds where you might see a turtle or a wading bird looking for fish. There’s a strong community feel here, and neighbors get together for Easter Egg hunts, horseshoes, happy hour, water aerobics, and dinner parties. Bring your continental appetite because an international food club keeps things delicious.

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Cari Oleskewicz
Cari Oleskewicz is a writer based in Gainesville, Florida. She has been writing about real estate, property management, travel, and active adult lifestyles for 10 years. She has delivered lectures on the importance of high-value website copy for small businesses, and has ghostwritten books for real estate investors. Before settling in Gainesville, she lived in Tampa, Florida; Baltimore, Maryland; Los Angeles, California; and Florence, Italy. Before launching her writing career, Cari was a communications and editorial strategist for a digital advertising agency in Tampa and managed the communications department of a nonprofit organization serving people with disabilities in Maryland. She has also taught middle school and writes poetry. Cari graduated from Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York in 1994, with a BA in Communications/Journalism. She currently lives in Tampa, travels frequently, and recently helped her father find the perfect 55+ community to call home. View all authors

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