- 4 beds
- 3 baths
- 3,434 sqft

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Osceola County homes for sale under $750K, FL
Compare Osceola County homes for sale below $750,000 across the full county, with no property-type or bedroom restrictions.
Matching homes for sale in Osceola County
4,463 listingsBrowse Osceola County homes by price
Available-feed asking-price bands. Each band changes the price range and retains the county, bedroom and property-type filters.
The wider Osceola County asking market
Your search for Osceola County homes for sale under $750K in Florida covers the full county, with no minimum price, property-type restriction or bedroom filter. We can help you compare locations and ownership costs alongside asking prices: the ceiling is a search threshold, not a definition of value or luxury. The figures below provide full-county, all-property asking-market context, including properties outside this price range. They do not describe the under-$750K results or completed sales, and asking prices are not sale prices. For the broader county search, visit our Osceola County page.
Osceola County asking-inventory snapshot
Available-feed listings across the full county, all property types and prices. County context, not completed sales or this page's filtered subset.
- For sale now
- 4,901
- Median asking price
- $398,000
Which part of Osceola County fits your routine?
Choose around your daily routine or second-home plans. Public parks are local facilities, not amenities conveyed with a property purchase.
Kissimmee: downtown and public lakefront recreation
Between downtown and Lake Tohopekaliga, the public park offers trails, playgrounds and a fishing pier for outdoor time beyond your own property.
St. Cloud: boating and lakeside cycling
The public Lakefront Park has a marina, boat ramp and more than two miles of bike path. Consider how these fit your weekends and everyday routine.
Northern Kissimmee and Buenaventura Lakes: rail access
Tupperware SunRail station sits on Orange Avenue near Osceola Parkway. Compare access from each address rather than assuming a convenient commute.
Celebration, Harmony and Reunion: community considerations
These communities have CDDs. For amenity-focused living, check each property's district assessments and access rights rather than assuming shared benefits.
Beyond the urban centers: rural landscapes
Osceola also includes ranches, farms, woods and prairie. If you prefer a rural setting, weigh each address against your daily travel and upkeep needs.
Purchase price versus the cost of owning
Keep the purchase-price ceiling separate from recurring costs. Compare the same cost categories for every property on your shortlist.
| Aspect | Cost category | What to compare | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purchase and financing | Purchase price and, if financed, principal and interest | Compare the asking price separately from the payment associated with your financing. | A price below $750,000 does not establish your monthly housing cost or personal budget fit. |
| Property taxes | Property taxes after purchase | Use a property-specific tax estimate rather than relying on the seller's current bill. | The previous owner's tax benefits can make that bill an unreliable guide to your later costs. |
| Insurance | Homeowners insurance and separate flood coverage | Compare property-specific quotations, coverage details and flood information. | Homeowners insurance does not cover flood damage; asking price alone cannot indicate insurance costs. |
| Association costs | Association dues and included services | Check the property's dues and precisely which maintenance, services or amenities they cover. | Compare what you receive, not just the dues amount, and identify costs you must cover separately. |
| District assessments | Community Development District assessments | Review assessments itemized on the tax statement separately from association dues. | CDDs fund infrastructure and amenities. Avoid counting assessments twice if included in your tax total. |
| Everyday ownership | Maintenance and utilities | Compare property condition, features, upkeep responsibilities and utility needs. | Homes with similar asking prices can require different ongoing spending and hands-on attention. |
Nearby sold homes for comparison
22 properties sold within half a mile in the last 12 months · median $368,000
3851 Gulf Shore Circle4 bed · 2 bath · 2,165 sqft
$357,200
Sold Oct 30, 2026
3843 Golden Knot Drive3 bed · 2 bath · 1,827 sqft
$374,987
Sold Oct 21, 2026
3856 Gulf Shore Circle3 bed · 3 bath · 1,895 sqft
$340,000
Sold Sep 28, 2026
3978 Blossom Dew Drive5 bed · 4 bath · 3,342 sqft
$500,000
Sold Sep 3, 2026
Questions about buying under $750K in Osceola County

Gaby Sadler
Property Specialist, Serhant
Compare Osceola locations below $750K
Kissimmee, St. Cloud and Osceola's planned communities offer different daily routines. I can help you compare matching homes below $750,000 by address, condition and documented services, rather than assuming a community name guarantees access.
Find the right fit within your price ceiling
Start with your preferred part of Osceola County, then compare each property's layout, condition and ongoing costs. A home below $750,000 should fit your daily routine or second-home plans as well as your purchase budget. We can help you refine a shortlist around those priorities. Continue with Osceola County and a below-$750,000 limit already selected, then add property-type or bedroom preferences if you want a narrower selection.
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