Homes for Sale in Haile Plantation, Gainesville, FL
Haile Plantation is one of Southwest Gainesville’s largest and most established master-planned communities — a self-contained, deed-restricted village spanning more than 1,700 acres and home to roughly 2,600 to 2,700+ residences. Known for its tree-lined streets, extensive walking and biking paths, distinctive neighborhoods and the walkable Haile Village Center, Haile sits in Alachua County, Florida, and offers an unusually wide range of real estate — from condominiums, townhomes and cottage-style homes to traditional single-family houses, custom-built residences and larger properties overlooking the golf course.
Unlike neighborhoods built around a single home style or price point, Haile Plantation is made up of many smaller communities, each with its own character, architecture, lot sizes and homeowners’ association considerations. Some homes sit within walking distance of the Village Center; others offer larger lots, wooded settings, golf-course views or quiet residential streets.
For buyers exploring homes for sale in Haile Plantation, understanding these differences is just as important as comparing square footage and listing prices. Rabell Realty Group helps buyers and sellers navigate Haile’s individual neighborhoods and the broader Gainesville real estate market.
Kristen, in Haile Village
A Note From Our Resident Broker
I don’t just sell in Haile Plantation — I live here. My family chose Haile for the same reasons our clients do: the tree-lined streets, the walkability, and a village center that genuinely feels like a community. I walk these trails, shop the Saturday farmers market, and know how the different neighborhoods actually feel day to day — which ones are quietest, which sit closest to the Village Center, and what’s worth a closer look before you buy.
If you’re weighing whether Haile is right for you, I’m glad to tell you what it’s really like to live here — not just what a listing says.
— Kristen Rabell, Broker/Owner, Rabell Realty Group · Haile Plantation resident
Explore Haile Plantation: A Gainesville Neighborhood Tour
Haile Plantation Real Estate: Homes, Condos & Townhomes
One of Haile Plantation’s defining characteristics is the variety of housing available throughout the community. Buyers can find condominiums and townhomes, smaller attached and cottage-style homes, traditional single-family homes with mature landscaping, and larger custom homes on spacious lots — including properties with private pools or golf-course frontage.
Homes near Haile Village Center often appeal to buyers who want convenient, walkable access to restaurants, shops and community events. Other neighborhoods feature larger floor plans, bigger lots, wooded settings or quieter streets farther into the community.
Because Haile was built out over several decades, homes can differ significantly in age, construction style, floor plan, renovation history and maintenance needs. When comparing properties, it’s worth looking beyond the purchase price to the condition of major systems, insurance considerations, HOA obligations and exactly where the home sits within Haile.
Explore the current Haile Plantation homes for sale below, including single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums.
What Is It Like Living in Haile Plantation?
Haile Plantation combines established residential neighborhoods with a walkable village center and easy access to everyday shopping, dining and recreation. An extensive network of landscaped sidewalks and multi-use paths connects many parts of the community, though walking distances and trail connections vary by neighborhood.
Located in Southwest Gainesville, Haile offers convenient access to the University of Florida, UF Health/Shands, the VA Medical Center, I-75 and major shopping destinations such as Butler Plaza and Celebration Pointe. For most of the community these are roughly a 15–20 minute drive, depending on the property’s exact location and traffic.
For everyday errands, residents have Publix at Haile Market Square close at hand, along with shops, restaurants and professional services in and around Haile Village Center. The surrounding area also offers parks, cultural attractions and recreation throughout Southwest Gainesville, including Kanapaha Botanical Gardens and the nearby Archer Braid Trail.
Haile Village Center: Shopping, Dining & Community Events
Haile Village Center is one of the features that sets Haile Plantation apart from most other Gainesville neighborhoods. Designed around traditional town-center principles, the Village has brick sidewalks, storefronts, fountains and mature oaks, with restaurants, boutiques, offices and residences clustered within a walkable setting.
The Village is also known for its Saturday-morning farmers market, which brings local growers, bakers and makers together, along with seasonal community events. Homes in or near the Village Center can offer a different lifestyle from properties deeper in Haile’s residential neighborhoods, so buyers who want to be close to the action should consider actual walking routes, parking and the type of property available.
Walking Trails, Recreation & Hawkstone Country Club
Haile Plantation is recognized for its mature landscaping, tree-lined streets and network of walking and biking paths. Trail access varies throughout the community, so buyers who prioritize walking or cycling should look at the specific neighborhood and how it connects to the wider path system and the nearby Archer Braid Trail.
Haile is also home to Hawkstone Country Club, formerly known as Haile Plantation Golf & Country Club. The private club features an 18-hole, Gary Player–designed golf course and offers optional memberships for golf, tennis, pickleball, swimming, fitness, dining and social events.
Country club membership is separate from homeownership and is not included with the purchase of a Haile Plantation property — even for homes that overlook the course. Buyers should confirm current membership options, fees and availability directly through the Hawkstone Country Club website.
Haile Plantation HOAs: What Buyers Should Know
Haile Plantation is not governed by one identical set of HOA fees and rules for every property. The community includes multiple master associations — among them the Haile Plantation Association, Haile Plantation West and the Haile Village Center Owners’ Association — along with individual neighborhoods that may have their own sub-associations, assessments and requirements.
Depending on the property, association obligations may cover common-area maintenance, landscaping, architectural review, exterior modifications and other neighborhood-specific rules, and some homes may be subject to more than one association and more than one assessment.
Before purchasing a home in Haile Plantation, buyers should review the applicable association documents, current assessments, budgets, restrictions and any pending or approved special assessments. Rabell Realty Group can help you identify the associations that apply to a specific property and request the right documents during the buying process.
Schools Serving Haile Plantation
Haile Plantation is served by Alachua County Public Schools. Addresses in the broader Haile area are commonly associated with Wiles or Chiles Elementary, Kanapaha Middle School and Buchholz High School.
School assignments depend on the specific property address and can change over time. Before making a decision based on schools, verify the current attendance zones for a particular home directly with Alachua County Public Schools rather than relying on a neighborhood description or listing information.
Haile Plantation Home Prices & Market Trends
Home prices in Haile Plantation vary significantly by property type, neighborhood, square footage, lot size, condition, updates and location. A condominium or smaller attached home near the Village Center may be priced very differently from a custom pool home or a larger residence overlooking the golf course.
Because Haile includes so many distinct neighborhoods and property types, an overall average price doesn’t necessarily reflect the value of an individual home. The numbers below and our live market report are the best way to see what’s actually happening right now.
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Whether you’re searching for a home near Haile Village Center, a property with golf-course views, a larger custom home or a lower-maintenance townhome, the specific neighborhood can make a meaningful difference in your search — in lot size, HOA obligations, walkability and price.
For sellers, pricing a Haile Plantation property takes more than looking at the average price for the whole community. Comparable sales should reflect your subdivision, size, condition, renovations, lot characteristics, association obligations and the features that set your home apart from competing listings.
Rabell Realty Group is a locally owned Gainesville brokerage serving Haile Plantation, Southwest Gainesville and the surrounding Alachua County real estate market. Our office is located at 3620 NW 43rd Street, Suite B, Gainesville, FL 32606. We were also named the Best Real Estate Agency in Gainesville in 2022 by the Gainesville Award Program.
If you’re considering selling, start with our Haile Plantation home valuation or contact Rabell Realty Group for a property-specific market analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions About Haile Plantation
Where is Haile Plantation located in Gainesville, Florida?
Haile Plantation is in Southwest Gainesville, in Alachua County, Florida. For most of the community, the University of Florida and UF Health/Shands are roughly a 15–20 minute drive, depending on the exact location and traffic. Publix at Haile Market Square and the shops and restaurants of Haile Village Center are inside the community.
What types of homes are available in Haile Plantation?
Haile offers an unusually wide range for a single community: condominiums and townhomes, smaller attached and cottage-style homes, traditional single-family houses with established landscaping, and larger custom homes on bigger lots — including properties with private pools or golf-course frontage. Because the community was built out over several decades, homes vary widely in age, size, style and condition.
How much do homes cost in Haile Plantation?
Prices vary widely by property type, subdivision, size, lot, condition and location — a condo or townhome near the Village Center is priced very differently from a custom pool home or a golf-course residence. Because Haile is made up of many distinct neighborhoods, a single community-wide average rarely reflects an individual home’s value. The best way to see current pricing is the live Haile Plantation listings above and our Haile Plantation Real Estate Market Report, which show active, under-contract and sold homes.
What is the difference between Haile Village Center and the other Haile Plantation neighborhoods?
Haile Village Center is a walkable, traditional town center with brick sidewalks, shops, restaurants, offices and homes clustered together, so residences there put you within walking distance of dining, the Saturday farmers market and community events. The rest of Haile is made up of primarily residential neighborhoods that tend to offer larger lots, more parking, quieter streets, wooded settings or golf-course views. Buyers who want to walk to the Village should confirm the actual route and distance from a specific property.
Is Haile Plantation a walkable community?
Haile is known for its tree-lined streets and extensive network of sidewalks and multi-use paths, and many areas connect to the Village Center and nearby trails. That said, walkability varies by neighborhood — some homes are a short stroll from shops and paths, while others are more car-oriented. If walkability matters to you, look closely at the specific street and its sidewalk and trail connections.
How far is Haile Plantation from the University of Florida and UF Health/Shands?
For most of Haile, the University of Florida and UF Health/Shands are roughly a 15–20 minute drive, depending on where the home sits within the community and on traffic. Haile also offers convenient access to I-75, the VA Medical Center, Butler Plaza and Celebration Pointe.
Does every home in Haile Plantation have an HOA?
Most do, but the obligations are not the same everywhere. Haile includes several master associations — among them the Haile Plantation Association, Haile Plantation West and the Haile Village Center Owners’ Association — plus individual neighborhood sub-associations. Depending on the property, you may be subject to more than one association and more than one assessment, covering things like common areas, landscaping and architectural rules. Always review the specific association documents, budgets and any special assessments before buying.
Is Hawkstone Country Club membership included when buying a home in Haile Plantation?
No. Hawkstone Country Club (formerly Haile Plantation Golf & Country Club), home to an 18-hole Gary Player–designed golf course, is a private club. Membership and amenities such as golf, tennis, pickleball, pool, fitness and dining are optional and separate from owning a home in Haile — even for homes that overlook the course. Confirm current membership options and fees directly with the club.
What schools serve homes in Haile Plantation?
Haile is served by Alachua County Public Schools. Addresses in the broader Haile area are commonly associated with Wiles or Chiles Elementary, Kanapaha Middle School and Buchholz High School. School zoning is assigned by specific address and can change, so verify the current zoned schools for any property directly with Alachua County Public Schools.
What is there to do in Haile Village Center?
Haile Village Center is a walkable town center with restaurants, boutiques, bakeries, professional offices and a popular Saturday-morning farmers market, along with seasonal community events. For a current list of shops, dining and activities, see our Top 10 Guide to Haile Village.
How do I determine what my Haile Plantation home is worth?
Because Haile’s neighborhoods and home types vary so much, an accurate value comes from comparable sales within your specific subdivision and property type — not a community-wide average — plus your home’s size, condition, updates, lot and association situation. Start with our instant Haile Plantation home valuation for a quick estimate, then contact Rabell Realty Group for a property-specific market analysis.
