Homes for sale in
Union County, Florida
Small-town North Florida living at an honest price
17
Homes for sale
$325,000
Median list price
$174
Avg price / sqft
39
Median days on market
Union County is one of Florida's smallest counties by population, a rural pocket of North Florida where Lake Butler anchors daily life and most homes sit on real land rather than tight subdivision lots. The pace here is slow, the lots are generous, and buyers trade restaurant rows and theme-park proximity for space, quiet, and genuine neighbors. It's a place that suits people who want acreage, a workshop, or a first home without big-city pricing.
The market is small and moves at a measured pace — just 19 active listings right now, with a median list price of $325,000 and homes selling in about 39 days. Most of what's for sale is single-family homes, with a handful of manufactured homes, and you can browse by price to find the value end of the range. With a couple of new construction options and several homes with a pool, inventory is limited but priced for real-world budgets.
Quick facts
2 cities & towns
$200,000 – $915K price range
1,968 sqft median home
Balanced right now
Living in Union County
Union County is one of the smallest counties in Florida, a rural stretch of the north-central part of the state where life runs at a slower, friendlier pace. There are no beaches or theme parks here — the appeal is space, affordability, and a close community where people know their neighbors. Most homes sit on real land rather than packed subdivision lots, which makes it a natural fit for buyers who want a workshop, a garden, or room for animals.
The county suits a specific kind of buyer: someone trading convenience for breathing room. Families looking for a first home at a reasonable price, retirees who want quiet, and people who commute to larger towns for work all find a home here. If your idea of a good weekend is a lake, a yard, and no traffic, Union County delivers that without the premium you'd pay closer to the big metros.
What you won't find is a dense menu of restaurants, nightlife, or large employers inside the county. That's the honest trade-off of rural North Florida living. Buyers who understand and want that lifestyle tend to be very happy here; those who need urban amenities nearby should weigh the drive carefully.
Towns in Union County
The main community in Union County is Lake Butler, which serves as the county's hub for homes, services, and everyday life. Most of the county's active listings are tied to Lake Butler, so if you're shopping here, this is where the bulk of your options will be. It offers the small-town center that anchors the surrounding rural areas.
Because Union County is so small and rural, the housing you'll find outside the immediate Lake Butler area tends to be scattered — single-family homes and manufactured homes on larger parcels rather than clustered neighborhoods. This gives buyers flexibility: you can choose between being closer to the town center or further out with more privacy and land.
When comparing where to buy, think in terms of proximity to Lake Butler versus acreage. Closer in means easier access to services; further out means more space and quiet. Either way, the inventory is limited enough that it's worth defining your priorities early so you can move when the right property appears.
Homes for sale in Union County: prices and housing
The numbers tell a clear story: a median list price of $325,000, with active listings running from $200,000 to $915,000, and an average of about $175 per square foot. The typical home is around 1,968 square feet, and over the past 12 months 30 homes sold at a median price of $267,500. That gap between list and sold reflects a market where realistic pricing wins and buyers have some negotiating room.
The housing mix is straightforward. Of the 19 active listings, 16 are single-family homes and three are manufactured homes — a reflection of the county's rural character. There are four homes with a pool and a single gated option, but no waterfront, golf, or 55+ communities in the current inventory, and nothing above $1 million. For buyers who want to build, land & lots are often the better path.
New construction is thin — just two new-build listings right now — so buyers who want new should watch the new construction segment closely. On carrying costs, the county is easy: the median HOA is about $141 per month where one exists at all, and the median property tax is roughly $1,216 per year. Combined with the entry prices, that keeps Union County among the more budget-friendly options in North Florida.
Schools in Union County
Union County operates its own public school district, which serves the families across this small rural county. For buyers with children, school assignment is an important part of choosing a home, and it's worth confirming before you commit.
Because school zoning is set by address and can change from year to year, the safest step is to verify the assigned schools for any specific home directly with the district. Don't rely on a listing's general description — confirm the current zone for the exact property.
If schools are a top priority, build that verification into your home search from the start. It's a quick call that prevents surprises and lets you focus on homes that match both your budget and your family's needs.
Getting around Union County
Union County is a rural, car-dependent area, so plan on driving for most daily errands and work. The county's small footprint means getting from one end to the other is quick, but reaching larger employment and shopping centers requires leaving the county.
Specific drive-time data isn't available here, so if commute matters to you, it's worth timing the drive yourself at the hours you'd actually travel. Map your route to work and to the stores you use most before you commit to a location within the county.
The upside of rural living is that traffic simply isn't the daily headache it is in Florida's metros. The trade-off is distance to major amenities, which is the calculation every Union County buyer needs to make for themselves.
Is Union County a good place to live?
Union County is a strong fit for buyers who genuinely want rural North Florida living — space, affordability, and a quiet community anchored by Lake Butler. With a median list price of $325,000, taxes around $1,216 a year, and homes on larger lots, the value proposition is real for the right buyer.
The honest trade-offs are inventory and amenities. With only 19 active listings and a limited housing mix of single-family and manufactured homes, you may need patience to find exactly what you want, and you'll drive for major shopping and employment. There's little new construction and no waterfront, golf, or 55+ communities in the current market, so buyers with those specific needs should set expectations accordingly.
For someone who prioritizes land, low costs, and small-town quiet over convenience and variety, Union County is a smart, grounded choice. Define your priorities, confirm school zoning and commute times for any home, and be ready to act when the right property comes up in this small, steady market.
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Newest homes in Union County
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$250,000
11201 SW 49TH TERRACE, LAKE BUTLER
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,782 sqft
$297,900
13719 NW 89TH AVENUE, LAKE BUTLER
4 bd · 2 ba · 2,240 sqft
$209,900$219,900
4842 SW 82ND DRIVE, LAKE BUTLER
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,280 sqft
$399,000
16727 SE 91ST STREET, LAKE BUTLER
6 bd · 3.5 ba · 2,488 sqft
$219,999$229,999
5685 SW 57TH DRIVE, LAKE BUTLER
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,568 sqft
$385,000
27276 NE COUNTY ROAD 125, LAWTEY
4 bd · 3 ba · 3,000 sqft
$289,900
12713 SW 83RD TRAIL, LAKE BUTLER
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,288 sqft
$499,900
4671 SW 80TH WAY, LAKE BUTLER
3 bd · 2 ba · 2,648 sqft
$385,000$410,000
11255 W COUNTY ROAD 18, LAKE BUTLER
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,634 sqft
$225,000
14236 SW 76TH WAY, LAKE BUTLER
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,452 sqft
$217,900$219,900
13328 NE 230TH COURT, RAIFORD
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,682 sqft
$339,900
12856 NE 233RD LANE, RAIFORD
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,472 sqft
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The numbers that matter
The Union County market
Balanced
6.0 months of inventory
Supply and demand are roughly even — negotiation cuts both ways.
30
Sold, last 12 months
$267,500
Median sold price
96%
Sale-to-list ratio
What sellers actually get vs asking
64 days
Median time to sell
Union County vs Florida
Median list price
Price per sqft
Days on market
Median sold price — 3-yr, 3-mo rolling
▼ 25.0% yr/yr
Homes on the market
▲ 10.0% yr/yr
Homes sold per month
Live Stellar MLS data — listings and closed sales in Union County, FL. Rolling medians smooth single-month swings.
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Cities in Union County
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Beyond the listings
Living in Union County
Rural North Florida space
Union County trades density for room to breathe, with single-family homes on larger lots dominating the market.
Lake Butler at the center
The county's main community of Lake Butler is the hub for most listings and everyday errands.
Affordable entry prices
A median list price of $325,000 and a range starting at $200,000 keep this one of the more reachable North Florida markets.
Low property taxes
The median property tax here is about $1,216 a year, well below what buyers see in Florida's larger metros.
Steady, patient market
With 30 homes sold in the past year and sellers getting 96% of asking, pricing stays grounded and negotiations stay reasonable.
Population
15,551
Median age
40.1
Median income
$64,922
Median home value
$160,400
What people here are into
Beliefs
Top 24% in the U.S.Spiritual Practices
Making it to church on Sunday, this population is drawn together by their devotion to, primarily Christian, religion. Common activities include worship services and bible studies.
Hobbies & Interests
Natural Beauty
This population marvels at the beauty of nature, and they want to capture every breath-taking scene.
Lifestyles
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.
Beliefs
Politically Engaged
Politically aware, this population is interested in civic issues on both the local and national level. They often discuss candidates for office, taxes, and political ideologies.
Hobbies & Interests
Wanderlust
Always thinking about their next destination, this population loves exploring new places abroad or right in their own backyard. They hold onto past trips by sharing their favorite memories and pictures year round.
Relationships
Connected Motherhood
Motherhood is a unique journey for every woman. There are highs, lows,and lots to celebrate. These moms seek to share their experiences and engage with a community of moms.
What it really costs
Owning here
Owning the median Union County home
≈ $2,149/mo
$325,000 median · 20% down · 30-yr fixed at 6.9% · taxes/HOA from live listing data · insurance is a Florida estimate.
6%
In a FEMA flood zone
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Straight answers
Union County real estate FAQs
Is Union County a good place to live?+
If you want rural space, low costs, and a tight-knit small-town feel, Union County fits well. It's built around Lake Butler and suits buyers who prioritize land and quiet over nightlife and shopping. It's not for someone who needs urban amenities at the doorstep.
Is Union County expensive?+
No — it's one of the more affordable markets in North Florida. The median list price is $325,000 and homes start around $200,000, so you can browse by price and find options under the median. Property taxes also run low, with a median around $1,216 per year.
What do homes cost in Union County?+
The median list price is $325,000, with active listings ranging from $200,000 up to $915,000 and averaging about $175 per square foot. Over the past 12 months, 30 homes sold at a median price of $267,500. The typical home is around 1,968 square feet.
How is the Union County housing market?+
It's small and steady. There are 19 active listings, homes take a median of 39 days to sell, and sellers are getting about 96% of their asking price. That balance means buyers have some room to negotiate without homes sitting indefinitely.
What are HOA fees and property taxes like?+
The median HOA fee is about $141 per month, though many rural properties here carry no HOA at all. Property taxes are modest, with a median of roughly $1,216 per year — a real draw compared with Florida's larger metro counties.
What about schools in Union County?+
Union County is served by its own public school district. Because school zoning can change and varies by address, confirm the assigned schools for any specific home directly with the district before you make an offer.
Is there new construction in Union County?+
There is a little — currently two new construction homes among the active listings. Inventory is limited overall, so if new build matters to you, it's worth watching the market closely and acting when something fits.
What kinds of homes are available?+
The market is mostly single-family homes — 16 of the 19 active listings — plus three manufactured homes. There are also homes with a pool and nearby land & lots if you're looking to build or want acreage.
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