Pool Homes for Sale in Seminole, FL
Buyers who want a pool search for the pool first. This page tracks every Seminole listing whose MLS record reports a private pool, by community, with live counts and asking prices, and what the pool adds to the cost of ownership.
113 homes with a private pool are for sale or pending in Seminole, FL today across 90 communities. The median asking price is $574,900, from $69,900 to $3,195,000. Listings in Seminole without that feature have a median of $409,950. Most listings right now: Cordova Greens Condo (7), Pinellas Groves (5), Oakhurst Park 1St Add (3). Updated September 8, 2026 from the MLS.
Seminole pool homes by community
Click a community for its full guide: prices, HOA reality, insurance posture and the homes for sale. The 60 communities with the most pool homes listed are tabled; the rest follow.
Also with pool homes for sale: Orangewood Highlands 2Nd Add (1), Oakhurst Highlands (1), Urban Lake Estates (1), Shores Of Long Bayou Condo (1), Orange Blossom Ridge (1), Seminole Pines Sub Ph 1 (1), Bay Ridge Estates 1St Add (1), Clearwater Cove (1), Ridgewood Estates (1), Golfwoods (1), Monterey At Lake Seminole Condo (1), Crestridge 5Th Add (1), Bent Tree Estates East (1), Crestridge 8Th Add (1), Bayou Manor 2Nd Add (1), Cross Bayou Estates (1), Crestridge 3Rd Add (1), Links The Condo (1), Harbor Greens At Yacht Club Estates (1), Beachway Condos (1), Gardens The Condo (1), Chateaux De Bardmoor (1), Seminole Square Apts Ii Condo (1), Oaks Of Seminole Condo (1), Timberwoods Condo (1), Seminole Oaks Apts Condo (1), Edgewater Pines Roc Inc Unrec (1), Boulevard Club The Condo (1), Long Bayou (1), Seminole Square Apts (1).
What a private pool actually costs to own
Budget three things beyond the price: the pool itself (chemicals, pump electricity and a service if you do not want to do it yourself typically run $150 to $300 a month), the screen enclosure where there is one (a full re-screen every 8 to 12 years; a replacement enclosure is a five-figure job after a storm), and insurance, where a pool adds liability exposure and many carriers require a fence, self-latching gate or approved alarm. Florida’s Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requires at least one safety feature on a new pool, and lenders and insurers ask about it on older ones. Have the pool inspected separately from the house: the pump, heater, surface finish and deck are the expensive items. Our true cost of ownership calculator puts insurance, taxes and upkeep into one monthly number.
Questions to ask about any pool listing
How old are the pump, filter and heater, and is there a warranty? When was the surface last refinished? Is the enclosure permitted and when was it last re-screened? Is there a barrier or alarm that satisfies the insurer? What did the seller pay for homeowners insurance last year, and did the carrier require anything for the pool? A local agent who works the area will know which enclosures came through the last storm.
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Live data: Stellar MLS, refreshed with every MLS pull; this page rebuilds on every ship. Community-level aggregates only: active and pending residential listings in Seminole, FL whose MLS record reports a private pool. Prices are asking prices, not values. Property features and prices only; nothing on this page describes residents. Equal Housing Opportunity.
