Windover Farms is the acreage neighborhood in southwest Titusville where the lots start near an acre and run past eight, the homes are mostly custom and mostly one story, and the association dues are under a hundred dollars a year.
Windover Farms sits off Windover Way, the main entrance running south from SR 405 in southwest Titusville. It is not a subdivision in the modern sense. It is nine platted units of large wooded lots built out slowly from 1979 forward, which is why one street can hold a 1980s brick colonial, a 2019 custom build and a barn-shaped workshop with a boat in it.
The lot is the product here. Across the last twelve months of sales the smallest lot was 0.95 acres and the largest was 8.62 acres, with the middle of the market right around 1.18 acres. Several properties back directly onto protected conservation land or onto the water at Lake Spangler, which is why privacy shows up in almost every listing description.
Homes run roughly 1,647 to 5,253 square feet with three to six bedrooms. Twenty seven of the thirty seven properties that traded in the last year were single story. Garages go up to six bays, and detached workshops, RV pads and boat parking are normal rather than exceptional. Eighteen of those thirty seven homes had a private pool.
The thing buyers get wrong about Windover Farms is the carrying cost. The association dues are genuinely small, between $70 and $100 a year in the sales we tracked, and eleven of the thirty seven sales reported no association at all. What you take on instead is acreage maintenance, and in parts of the neighborhood a well and septic system rather than city utilities. We confirm which of those applies to a specific address before you write an offer.
These are the real numbers for the nine Windover Farms units.
| Detail | What you get |
|---|---|
| Housing type | Single-family, custom and semi-custom, largely one story |
| Home size range | Roughly 1,647 to 5,253 square feet, median about 2,492 |
| Bedrooms and baths | 3 to 6 bedrooms, 2 to 6 baths |
| Lot size | 0.95 to 8.62 acres, median about 1.18 acres |
| Year built | 1979 to 2025, median 1989 |
| Median sold price | $559,000 over the last twelve months |
| Sold price range | $390,000 to $1,050,000 |
| Price per square foot | About $241 median |
| HOA dues | $70 to $100 annually where an association applies. Eleven of thirty seven sales reported none. |
| Property tax | About $3,557 median annual, ranging from $1,210 to $9,428 |
| Days on market | 52 days median |
| Age restricted | No |
| Location | Windover Way off SR 405, southwest Titusville, 32780 |
Three numbers decide what an acre in Windover Farms actually costs you, and only one of them shows up on the listing.
Among the lowest dues of any named neighborhood in Titusville. Several units report no association at all. This is not a community with a pool and a clubhouse to fund, and the dues reflect that.
Parts of Windover Farms run on private well and septic rather than city water and sewer, and an acre or more of yard is a standing maintenance cost. We confirm utilities and drain field age per address instead of assuming.
Closed prices ran near 93 percent of the original asking price over the last year, with a median of 52 days on market. Sellers here start high and the market corrects them, which is useful to know before you offer.
Nothing traded under 0.95 acres in the last twelve months. The upper end reaches 8.62 acres with a private lake on it.
A number of lots back onto protected conservation land, which means no future construction behind the house.
Detached workshops, six-bay garages, RV pads and boat storage appear throughout. Restrictions here are light compared with newer Titusville communities.
Twenty seven of the last thirty seven sales were one story, which is unusual for homes of this size and matters if stairs are a factor for you.
Five of the last thirty seven sales were waterfront, on Lake Spangler or private ponds inside the neighborhood.
The Windover Way entrance puts you on SR 405 quickly, which is the direct route to Kennedy Space Center and the causeway.
Live MLS listings filtered to the Windover Farms units specifically, not the whole city. Turnover here is low and inventory is usually thin, so a short list is the honest picture rather than a broken page. If nothing is showing, the alert button is the useful one.
Between 0.95 and 8.62 acres in the last twelve months of sales, with a median around 1.18 acres. Nothing traded under an acre.
Between $70 and $100 annually in the sales we tracked. Eleven of the thirty seven sales reported no association at all, so dues depend on which unit the property sits in.
The median closed price over the last twelve months was $559,000, in a range from $390,000 to $1,050,000, at about $241 per square foot.
Both exist in the neighborhood. Several recent sales referenced private wells and septic systems. We confirm the utilities for a specific address before an offer rather than guessing from the unit number.
RV pads, boat parking and detached workshops show up regularly in listings here. Restrictions are lighter than in newer Titusville communities, but they still vary by unit, so we read the recorded covenants for the specific lot.
No. Windover Farms is an all ages neighborhood.
A median of 52 days on market, and closings landed near 93 percent of the original asking price. Acreage buyers are a smaller pool, so pricing discipline matters more here than in tract neighborhoods.
The main entrance is Windover Way running south off SR 405, with Egret Drive, Mourning Dove Way, Turkey Point Drive, Long Lake Drive, Deer Trail, Bobcat Trail and Heron Lane branching off it. The whole neighborhood sits in the 32780 zip code.
SR 405 runs east to Kennedy Space Center and the causeway, and SR 50 is minutes south for the run to Orlando. Downtown Titusville and the riverfront are about ten minutes northeast. The beaches at Playalinda are roughly half an hour east.
We will confirm whether the address is on city utilities or well and septic, pull the recorded covenants for that specific unit, and show you the acreage comparables so you know what the lot is actually worth separate from the house.