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Every figure below comes from Sarasota County public records for qualified sales recorded in North Port over the past year, through June 2026. North Port is the largest city in Sarasota County, with roughly 37,476 homes built between 1952 and 2025.
The heart of the North Port market, 1,657 sold in the past year.
Attached and single-story villa-style homes, 96 sold in the past year.
A real part of the North Port market, especially in established manufactured-home communities, 255 sold in the past year.
North Port includes much of Wellen Park, one of Southwest Florida's fastest-growing master-planned communities, while other neighborhoods range from established canal-front homes to newer construction along the I-75 corridor. Because North Port covers a large geographic area, home values can vary significantly depending on the neighborhood, waterfront location, age of the home, and proximity to shopping, parks, and major roadways.
Waterfront canal homes, golf-course communities, and properties near Warm Mineral Springs each draw their own buyer interest. Proximity to I-75, U.S. 41, and the CoolToday Park spring-training complex also shapes demand across different parts of the city. About 25% of North Port homes have a pool.
North Port is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation, and major investment is following the growth, the kind of thing that tends to support long-term demand:
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Call or Text 941-662-9941Over the past year, single-family homes in North Port sold at a median recorded price of $325,000, about $199 per square foot, across 1,657 sales in Sarasota County public records. Across all home types, the median was $310,000.
Single-family homes ran about $199 per square foot over the past year. Villas were near $179, and manufactured or mobile homes near $115.
The average single-family home that sold in North Port this past year was about 1,688 square feet, with a median near 1,666. Homes in the city were built between 1952 and 2025.
Sarasota County recorded about 2,008 qualified home sales in North Port over the past year across single-family, villa, and manufactured homes.
North Port is the largest city in Sarasota County and one of the fastest-growing in the nation. It offers a wide range of housing, from established canal-front homes to new construction in Wellen Park, and major new investment including a full-service Sarasota Memorial hospital opening in 2028. What matters most depends on your own priorities, so it's worth looking at the specific area and home type you're considering.
Unlike Venice, North Port isn't defined by a handful of historic districts. Instead, buyers often compare homes by proximity to Warm Mineral Springs, Heron Creek, CocoPlum Village, major road corridors, freshwater canals, or Wellen Park. Here are the recognizable places and factors that actually shape value across the city, with recent recorded sale medians where enough homes have sold. Enter an address in any section for an instant estimate.
Gated golf community with a country club, one of North Port's established higher-end neighborhoods.
Known for large-acreage homesites - the premium end of the North Port market, with room and privacy.
Gated golf community with a clubhouse and amenities.
An established North Port community with a mix of homes.
The historic, recognizable area around the famous springs - generally an older, more affordable part of the city.
Toledo Blade Corridor — a major growth corridor with I-75 access and significant planned development; often how buyers describe location in eastern North Port.
CocoPlum Village — a shopping and commercial hub anchoring newer city-center growth.
Canal & waterfront homes — North Port's extensive freshwater canal system is a genuine differentiator; canal-front homes draw their own buyer interest.
Wellen Park — much of Wellen Park sits within North Port city limits. See the full Wellen Park communities guide →
North Port runs its own city water and sewer utility, but not every home is connected. Many homes - especially older ones - are on private well and septic, while public water and sewer is a feature many buyers prefer and will pay attention to. Service availability varies by address as the city expands its systems.
You can check whether public water and sewer are available at a specific address using the City of North Port water lookup, or see the North Port Utilities Department for details.