Homes for sale inReddick, Florida
Horse country living in Marion County's northern farmland
35
Homes for sale
$1,100,000
Median list price
$586
Avg price / sqft
77
Median days on market
Reddick sits in the heart of Marion County's horse country, a rural pocket north of Ocala where rolling pasture, oak canopies and working farms define the landscape. This is a place for buyers who want acreage, barns and space between neighbors rather than sidewalks and cul-de-sacs — a lifestyle built around land, animals and quiet. The housing stock reflects that: single-family homes share the market with equestrian farms, manufactured homes and plenty of land & lots across Marion County.
The market here is genuinely two-tiered. With 35 active listings and a median list price of $1,100,000, the headline number is driven by sprawling farms that can reach well into the millions — yet the median sold price over the past year was $332,500, so there is real range depending on acreage and improvements. At 77 days on market and sellers netting about 92% of asking, buyers have room to negotiate, and it's worth watching both the luxury homes ($1m+) and anything just reduced.
Reddick is in Marion County, Florida.
Quick facts
$50,000 – $7.4M price range
2,434 sqft median home
Leans buyer right now
Living in Reddick
Reddick is a small rural community in the northern reaches of Marion County, squarely within the horse country that has made the Ocala region famous for its farms and pasture. The landscape is defined by rolling grassland, oak hammocks and fenced acreage, and the pace of life matches it — quiet, spread out and oriented around the land. This is a place where neighbors are measured in acres rather than lots, and where barns and pastures are as common as houses.
The area suits a specific kind of buyer: someone who wants space, privacy and the ability to keep horses or livestock. Agriculture isn't a theme here, it's the reality, with farm properties making up the bulk of what's on the market. If your idea of home includes a long driveway, room to ride and distance from the nearest commercial strip, Reddick delivers that directly.
What Reddick doesn't offer is the convenience of suburban living. There are no gated subdivisions, golf communities or age-restricted developments in the current market. Buyers trade walkability and amenities for land and quiet, and for the right person that's exactly the appeal.
Neighborhoods and communities in Reddick
Reddick is not a place of named subdivisions and planned communities. The listing data classifies the area as agricultural and unsubdivided — described simply as 'Ag Non Sub' or none — which reflects the reality on the ground. Instead of neighborhoods, you'll find individual farms, parcels and homesteads spread across the rural grid of roads.
This means every property tends to stand on its own, defined by its acreage, improvements and position rather than by a community it belongs to. Buyers should evaluate each listing on its individual merits — the size of the land, the condition of any barns or outbuildings, water access and whether there's a pool or other features. There's little uniformity from one property to the next, which is part of the character here.
For those exploring, it helps to think in terms of property type rather than neighborhood. You can look at single-family homes on smaller parcels, raw land & lots to build on, or the larger equestrian farms that define the high end of the market.
Homes for sale in Reddick: prices and housing
The Reddick market currently holds 35 active listings with a median list price of $1,100,000 — a figure driven up sharply by large equestrian and agricultural farms. Prices span an enormous range, from $50,000 at the entry level to $7,400,000 for the most substantial properties. The more representative number for an everyday buyer is the median sold price of $332,500, drawn from 48 closed sales over the past 12 months.
The housing mix tells the story of a rural area: farms are the single largest category at 20 listings, followed by nine single-family residences, five manufactured homes and a mobile home. Pools appear in 12 of the active listings, and there's one waterfront property and 18 listings priced above a million dollars. Active listings average $586 per square foot on a median home size of 2,434 square feet, though that per-foot figure reflects the premium placed on land as much as structures. Buyers can review the luxury homes ($1m+) at the top end or filter to homes with a pool.
There is no active new construction and no meaningful HOA presence, consistent with the unplatted rural character of the area. The median annual property tax is about $4,554, but this varies widely with acreage and any agricultural classifications — confirm each parcel individually. With a 77-day median time on market and sellers averaging 92% of asking, buyers generally have room to negotiate and should keep an eye on anything just reduced.
Schools in Reddick
Reddick falls within the Marion County public school system. The most commonly assigned school for the area is Reddick-Collier Elementary School, which serves the local elementary-age population in this rural community.
Because Reddick is spread across a large, lightly populated area, school zones for middle and high school can cover considerable distances. Rather than assume, buyers with school-age children should verify the exact assignment for a specific address using the Marion County school district's official zoning tool. This is the reliable way to confirm which middle and high schools a given parcel feeds into.
School assignment can be a meaningful factor given the distances involved in rural living, so it's worth confirming before you commit. Always check the current zoning for the precise property, as boundaries can change from year to year.
Getting around Reddick
Reddick sits in northern Marion County, within the broader Ocala region of north-central Florida. The community is reached primarily by US-441, which runs north-south through this part of the county, with Interstate 75 to the west providing longer-distance connections. Ocala, the county seat and the area's main commercial hub, lies to the south.
Specific drive times aren't captured in our current data, so the best approach is to test-drive your regular routes — to work, to shopping and to schools — before buying. Rural distances mean that routine errands typically involve a drive rather than a quick walk or short hop.
This is a car-dependent area, which is the nature of horse country living. The payoff for those drives is the space, privacy and acreage that define Reddick, but buyers should go in understanding that convenience is traded for land.
Is Reddick a good place to live?
Reddick is an excellent fit for a particular buyer and a poor one for others, and being honest about that matters. If you want acreage, the ability to keep horses, privacy and a genuinely rural setting, this is one of Marion County's prime horse-country locations — the market is dominated by farms and land, with 20 of 35 active listings classified as farm properties. The quiet, the open pasture and the distance from neighbors are the entire point.
The trade-offs are real. There are no gated communities, golf courses, age-restricted developments or new construction, and the area is car-dependent with services concentrated in Ocala to the south. The price range is also polarized — a $1,100,000 median list price alongside a $332,500 median sold price means buyers need to be clear about which segment they're shopping in. Taxes run around $4,554 a year on the median but vary widely with acreage.
For the buyer who values land above amenities, Reddick offers a market with negotiating room — a 77-day median time on market and sellers averaging 92% of asking give patient buyers leverage. Start by browsing single-family homes, land & lots or the wider Marion County market to see how Reddick compares to its neighbors.
Fresh on the market
Newest homes in Reddick
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$3,500,000
11751 W HIGHWAY 318, REDDICK
3 bd · 2 ba · 2,292 sqft
$2,225,000
8778 NW 130TH STREET, REDDICK
5 bd · 4.5 ba · 3,454 sqft
$1,200,000
13400 NW HIGHWAY 225A, REDDICK
3 bd · 2 ba · 2,333 sqft
$1,350,000
15224 NW 56TH COURT ROAD, REDDICK
4 bd · 3.5 ba · 2,689 sqft
$1,800,000
12100 NW 110TH AVENUE, REDDICK
3 bd · 3 ba · 2,570.41 sqft
$1,425,000
4900 NW 120TH STREET, REDDICK
4 bd · 3.5 ba · 2,688 sqft
$88,000$115,000
5900 NW 190TH STREET, REDDICK
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,976 sqft
$399,000
13130 NW 87TH AVENUE ROAD, REDDICK
3 bd · 2 ba · 2,090 sqft
$1,950,000
13450 NW GAINESVILLE ROAD UNIT Option 2, REDDICK
3 bd · 2 ba · 2,859 sqft
$650,000
11690 NW 160TH STREET, REDDICK
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,776 sqft
$170,000$175,000
14755 NW 42ND COURT, REDDICK
2 bd · 1 ba · 1,104 sqft
$2,750,000
9400 NW 160TH STREET, REDDICK
3 bd · 3 ba · 2,434 sqft
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The numbers that matter
The Reddick market
Leans buyer
9.1 months of inventory
Inventory is building — buyers have leverage and time.
49
Sold, last 12 months
$340,000
Median sold price
92%
Sale-to-list ratio
What sellers actually get vs asking
66 days
Median time to sell
Reddick vs Marion County
Median list price
Price per sqft
Days on market
Median sold price — 3-yr, 3-mo rolling
▼ 51.6% yr/yr
Homes on the market
▼ 16.3% yr/yr
Homes sold per month
Live Stellar MLS data — listings and closed sales in Reddick, FL. Rolling medians smooth single-month swings in thin markets.
For the school run
School zones with homes for sale
Homes matched to official attendance boundaries — always verify zoning with the district.
Beyond the listings
Living in Reddick
True horse-country acreage
Farms make up the largest share of listings, with 20 of the active properties classified as farm acreage.
A wide price spectrum
Active list prices run from $50,000 all the way to $7,400,000, so budgets and acreage needs vary enormously.
Pools are common
Twelve of the current active listings include a pool, a practical feature in the Florida heat.
Negotiating room
With a 77-day median time on market and sellers getting about 92% of asking, buyers have leverage.
Space over subdivisions
There are no gated, golf or 55+ communities here — this is unplatted rural land, not master-planned living.
Population
617
Median age
46.1
What people here are into
Lifestyles
Top 10% in the U.S.Farm Culture
Do you know where your food comes from? These people do, and they want to share their love for farming and simple living with the community.
Hobbies & Interests
Top 21% in the U.S.Animal Advocates
Passionate about animal welfare, this population wants to know how best to care for their own pets (with toys and training) and help other animals find their fur-ever home.
Hobbies & Interests
Dog Lovers
Pups are just another member of the family. Dog lovers adore their tail-wagging friends and are looking for new ways to make them happy.
Hobbies & Interests
Engine Enthusiast
This population loves working on and showing off their cars, trucks and motorcycles. You can find them researching car shows and the hottest models on the lot.
Hobbies & Interests
Handcrafted
The only thing more beautiful than handmade decor? The hands that made it. This population appreciates the time and care put into one-of-a-kind pieces.
Active
Functional Fitness
Looking good and reaching fitness goals is all about discipline: Eat right. Work hard. No excuses. This population is more likely to view working out as a means to an end.
What it really costs
Owning here
Owning the median Reddick home
≈ $6,386/mo
$1,100,000 median · 20% down · 30-yr fixed at 6.9% · taxes/HOA from live listing data · insurance is a Florida estimate.
9%
In a FEMA flood zone
Ask about flood insurance early — it changes the payment
Straight answers
Reddick real estate FAQs
Is Reddick a good place to live?+
Reddick suits buyers who want rural, agricultural living with room for horses and acreage rather than a neighborhood with amenities. The market leans heavily toward farms — 20 of the 35 active listings are farm properties — so it's ideal if land is your priority. If you want sidewalks, shopping within walking distance or an HOA community, this isn't that place.
Is Reddick expensive?+
It depends entirely on what you're buying. The median list price is $1,100,000 because large equestrian farms dominate the high end, but the median sold price over the past year was just $332,500. With listings ranging from $50,000 to $7,400,000, you can browse by price to find the segment that fits your budget.
What do homes cost in Reddick?+
Active listings average $586 per square foot on a median home size of 2,434 square feet, but that figure is skewed by premium farmland. The more grounded number is the $332,500 median sold price from the last 12 months across 48 closed sales. Smaller single-family and manufactured homes anchor the lower end while large farms push the top.
How is the Reddick housing market?+
It's a slower, negotiation-friendly market. Homes sit a median of 77 days before selling, and sellers are getting about 92% of their asking price on average. With 35 active listings and 48 sales in the past year, inventory turns over modestly, which gives patient buyers time to make a considered offer.
What about HOA fees and property taxes?+
Because Reddick is largely unplatted rural and agricultural land rather than planned communities, there is no meaningful median HOA figure here. The median annual property tax is about $4,554, though that varies widely with acreage, farm classifications and improvements. Always confirm the specific tax and any agricultural exemptions on a given parcel.
What schools serve Reddick?+
The most common assigned school for the area is Reddick-Collier Elementary School, part of the Marion County school system. For older students and to confirm any specific address, check the Marion County school district zoning tool, since rural zones can span large distances. School assignments should always be verified for the exact parcel you're considering.
Is there new construction in Reddick?+
There is no active new-construction inventory in the current listings — this is an established rural and agricultural area, not a development market. Buyers wanting something new typically purchase land & lots and build, which is common in horse country. If a turnkey new home is essential, nearby parts of Marion County will offer more options.
What is the commute like from Reddick?+
Reddick is in northern Marion County, positioned for access to Ocala to the south via US-441 and I-75. Specific drive times aren't captured in our data, so plan a test drive to your regular destinations. The trade-off of rural living is distance — expect to drive for most shopping, dining and services.
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