New Horizons Elementary School

It's a solid fit for families who want space and outdoor living in the heart of Wellington's equestrian country. Most homes come with a pool — 81 of 122 active listings — and the zone sits near well-regarded schools like Wellington High School. The mix of waterfront and larger lots gives it a distinctly residential, family-oriented feel.

Yes, this is one of Wellington's higher-end pockets, with a median list price of $1,242,161 and 71 of the 122 active listings priced at $1M or more. Prices run all the way up the ladder, and the average sits around $913 per square foot on a median home size of 2,524 sqft. That said, the actual median sold price over the last 12 months was $586,500, so there is a wide spread depending on segment.

Active listings carry a median asking price of $1,242,161, ranging widely from entry-level to well into the multi-millions. Over the past 12 months, 29 homes sold at a median of $586,500, and sellers averaged about 96% of their asking price. The gap between list and sold prices reflects both the high-end inventory and the negotiating room in this market.

It's a patient market — the median days on market is 100, and 29 homes have closed over the past year. Sellers are currently getting roughly 96% of asking on average, which signals steady but unhurried demand. For buyers, that pace means time to tour and negotiate rather than rush; you can track new listings on the live map.

HOA figures aren't consistently reported across this zone, since only 9 of the active listings are in gated communities and many sit on larger independent lots. Property taxes run a median of about $10,788 per year, in line with the area's higher home values. If you're weighing renting first, the median rent here is around $4,225 per month.