Eastside Elementary School

It's a good fit for families who want a quieter, more spread-out slice of Brooksville close to schools. The zone feeds into campuses like West Hernando Middle School and Hernando High, and it offers a mix of new builds and established homes. The pace is unhurried, which suits buyers who value space over walkability.

No — it's one of the more affordable Brooksville areas, with a median list price of $319,950 and listings ranging from $45,000 to $1,749,000. Average price per square foot runs about $218 on a median home size of 1,676 square feet. Only four active listings are priced above $1 million, so the high end is a small slice of the market.

Over the last 12 months, 387 homes sold at a median price of $289,000, while current active listings carry a median of $319,950. That gap reflects a healthy inventory of 128 homes, including 41 new-construction options. Buyers have real range here, from starter properties to larger homes with pools or waterfront.

It's balanced and gives buyers breathing room — homes take a median of 49.5 days to sell and close at about 97% of asking price. With 128 active listings on the live map, you have time to compare options rather than rush. That's a friendlier environment than the frenzied markets of a few years ago.

Costs here are low: the median HOA runs just $21 per month, and there are no gated or golf communities driving up dues. Median property tax comes in around $1,538 per year, and if you're weighing renting first, the median rent is about $1,850 per month.