Can I market my property as a Phase 2 townhome because the MLS says Townhouse?

No. Townhouse is an MLS classification, not proof of phase or legal ownership. Provide your recorded property documents and available plans so we can establish the phase, governing association and actual layout before drafting the listing. Augusta or Turnberry plan features should only be used when they match your property.

What should I provide if association and master charges appear on the same statement?

Provide the complete current statement and request an itemized explanation from the association if the categories are unclear. Identify which master charges are included, which are separate and the billing period for each. This helps us describe ownership costs without double-counting a charge or presenting another phase's fee structure as yours.

Does my existing Reunion membership automatically pass to the buyer?

Do not present your existing benefits as automatically transferring. Confirm the property's membership status, the buyer's eligibility, applicable fees and activation requirements through the membership process. The buyer needs an application and post-closing account activation. Keep Reunion membership information separate from Spectrum club setup when assembling the details for your sale.

Can nearby sold cards establish my asking price?

Not on their own. The cards use a nearby radius, so they can include properties outside Spectrum and homes with materially different characteristics. Use them as local sales context. Ask us to discuss which completed sales are relevant to your home, considering property type, layout, condition and ownership obligations alongside current asking-price competition.

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Property-specific guidance for sellers

Spectrum Resort homes for sale: Sell your home

Compare Spectrum Resort homes for sale as you prepare your own sale. Talk with us about relevant pricing evidence, presentation, ownership records and your preferred timing.

Your current competition within Spectrum

As you prepare to sell your Spectrum at Reunion home, review Spectrum Resort homes for sale as your current competition. Our snapshot covers current public for-sale inventory within the saved Spectrum Resort boundary, including condominium phases and Phase 2 townhomes across property types and prices. Figures refresh live. The median asking price reflects sellers' expectations, not achieved sale prices or your home's individual value. We can discuss how your property's layout, condition and ownership details inform pricing and sale preparation.

Spectrum market snapshot: current listings and asking prices

Live public for-sale inventory within the Spectrum boundary, across property types and prices. Asking prices are not completed-sale values.

For sale now: 27
Median asking price: $385,000

Competing homes for sale in Spectrum

27 listings

New today
$350,000
Bank owned (REO)
7866 Spectrum DriveKissimmee, FL, 34747
- 3 beds
- 3 baths
- 1,708 sqft
21 days on market
$385,000
7785 Spectrum DriveKissimmee, FL, 34747
- 3 beds
- 3 baths
- 1,708 sqft
26 days on market
$269,950Price reduced by $10,050 on Nov 11, 2026
7740 Sandy Ridge Drive Unit 121Reunion, FL, 34747
- 3 beds
- 3 baths
- 1,500 sqft
31 days on market
$385,000
7904 Spectrum DriveKissimmee, FL, 34747
- 3 beds
- 3 baths
- 1,670 sqft
35 days on market
$349,900Price reduced by $10,000 on Oct 8, 2026
7842 Spectrum DriveKissimmee, FL, 34747
- 3 beds
- 3 baths
- 1,708 sqft
13 days on market
$349,000
7912 Spectrum DriveKissimmee, FL, 34747
- 3 beds
- 3 baths
- 1,708 sqft
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View competing Spectrum homes for sale

Asking prices and achieved sales tell different stories

Asking prices show how sellers position their homes; completed sales show what buyers actually paid. Review competing listings Spectrum Resort homes under $300K, Spectrum Resort homes under $400K and Spectrum Resort homes under $500K as search navigation, not valuation brackets. The following sold cards cover 12 months within a radius around the first property returned by the Spectrum search. They may include homes outside Spectrum and different property types: they are neither boundary-filtered sales nor verified comparables. A nearby sale or group median does not establish your home's asking price. Discuss the relevant evidence with us alongside your property's layout, condition and ownership obligations.

Nearby completed sales over 12 months, not Spectrum-only comparables

97 properties sold within half a mile in the last 12 months · median $486,900

See all sold

7770 Sandy Ridge Drive Unit 114
3 bed · 3 bath · 1,491 sqft
$265,000
Sold Nov 6, 2026
901 Golden Bear Drive
11 bed · 14 bath · 10,436 sqft
$7,125,000
Sold Oct 22, 2026
1224 Royal View Terrace
3 bed · 3 bath · 1,708 sqft
$375,000
Sold Oct 20, 2026
7813 Marlow Place
6 bed · 5 bath · 2,714 sqft
$562,900
Sold Oct 17, 2026

Describe the property accurately before you list

Keep legal ownership, listing classification and physical design separate so buyers receive a precise description.

Aspect	Recorded ownership and association	MLS classification	Physical layout and phase
What establishes the distinction	Recorded declarations and legal descriptions establish condominium ownership, not architectural appearance.	Condominium or Townhouse is the listing classification entered in the MLS.	Plans describe physical features; property records establish the home's phase.
What to check for your home	Verify whether the condominium association or townhome owners association governs your specific property.	Our townhome search selects MLS Townhouse records, not a legal ownership structure or a particular phase.	Augusta and Turnberry plans each show 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and a one-car garage.
Before publishing your listing	Use the applicable recorded documents to describe ownership and association responsibilities accurately.	Do not treat a Townhouse classification as proof of Phase 2 status.	Confirm phase, dimensions and layout. These documented plan features do not apply to every Townhouse listing.

Prepare a clear ownership and resale file

For condos, gather governing documents, budgets, financial statements, FAQ and governance forms. Add inspection or reserve-study records where applicable.

Identify your governing association and account
Confirm which condominium or townhome association governs your property. Obtain its current account statement, rather than relying on another phase's fees.
Separate each layer of ownership charges
Itemize master, district, Spectrum club and Reunion membership charges. Check what is billed separately and what is already included in another statement.
Clarify who maintains and repairs what
Document responsibility for interior and exterior repairs, landscaping and services. Do not assume maintenance coverage is identical across phases.
Distinguish association insurance from owner coverage
Gather association coverage and deductible details separately from your owner's policy. Identify which responsibilities remain with you.
Assemble resale records and assessment notices
Record approved and proposed assessments separately, plus outstanding balances. Match resale materials to your association, not blanket condo requirements.

Present amenities and membership with precision

Spectrum's clubhouse, fitness center, pool with cabanas and playground help buyers picture ownership here. Present these community facilities separately from wider Reunion golf and water-park access. Membership follows the Reunion framework, but your property's status, buyer eligibility, fees and access terms need individual confirmation. Buyers complete an application and establish an account after closing to activate membership; Spectrum club setup is separate. Before making sale representations, review our membership guidance and confirm applicable benefits and activation terms, rather than promising automatic transfer. Our HOA fee guide helps frame questions about current documents and separate charges.

Questions before selling your Spectrum home

Gaby Sadler

Property Specialist, Serhant

Discuss selling your Spectrum at Reunion home with Gaby

Tell me your property type, neighborhood or phase and preferred sale timing. We can discuss relevant pricing evidence, presentation and the ownership records needed for your Spectrum at Reunion sale.

+1 (407) 490-0475 realty@thetopvillas.com

Discuss your property's next chapter

Tell Gaby your Spectrum neighborhood or phase, home type, condition and intended sale timing so we can discuss property-specific pricing and preparation. Review Spectrum Resort homes for sale to understand today's competition, or read about selling your vacation home. Bring your current association statements and membership details so the conversation reflects your property's circumstances, rather than community-wide assumptions.