Holiday Village

It's a calm, affordable Seminole community that suits buyers who want low-maintenance living close to the Gulf beaches and Tampa. Assigned schools include Seminole Elementary, Osceola Middle School, and the Career Academies of Seminole. The compact home sizes and quiet setting make it especially popular with downsizers and first-time buyers.

No — it's one of the more budget-friendly corners of Seminole, with a median list price of $125,000 and active listings ranging from $69,900 to $157,900. Compared to nearby waterfront communities like Seminole Isle, it's a much lower cost of entry. That affordability is a big part of its appeal.

Active listings run from $69,900 to $157,900 with a median list price of $125,000, averaging about $152 per square foot on a median home size of 762 square feet. Over the last 12 months, five homes sold at a median price of $89,000. The gap between list and sold prices reflects the smaller, older units that trade here.

It's a small, quick-moving market — just five active listings and a median of 21 days on market. Sellers are getting about 92% of asking on average, so there's some room to negotiate but not a lot of slack on well-priced homes. With only five sales in the past year, inventory is tight and timing matters.

The median HOA runs about $160 a month, which typically covers shared community upkeep, and median property tax is around $1,145 a year. Those are reasonable carrying costs that help keep total ownership expenses manageable. Always confirm exactly what a specific HOA covers before you write an offer.