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Stuart Pool Homes for Sale

Stuart FL Pool Homes for Sale

A private pool is one of the most-requested features in Stuart, and about 4 in 10 single-family homes sold here over the last four years had one. This page shows current Stuart pool homes for sale, where pool homes are most common, how the share changes with price, and what to check on a pool before you buy. The listings on this page update automatically from the MLS.

Where Stuart's Pool Homes Are

Zip 34996 About 2 in 3 single-family homes sold had a pool, including Sewall's Point, Sailfish Point and east Stuart
Zip 34994 About 4 in 10, including North River Shores and downtown-area neighborhoods
Zip 34997 About 4 in 10, the largest number of pool homes overall, including south Stuart's golf communities

About 1 in 3 pool homes sold had no HOA, about 4 in 10 were in gated communities, and about 3 in 10 were on the water. Most were built between the late 1970s and early 2000s, and most have 3 or 4 bedrooms. See our 34994, 34996 and 34997 zip pages for more.

Pools by Price Range

In Stuart, a pool is closely tied to price. Here is the share of single-family homes sold with a private pool over the last four years, by price range:

Under $400K Fewer than 1 in 10
$400K to $500K About 1 in 6
$500K to $750K About 4 in 10
$750K to $1M About 7 in 10
Over $1M More than 8 in 10

If a pool is a must-have on a tighter budget, look at older no-HOA neighborhoods, where adding a pool later is often an option, or at homes with an existing pool that needs updating. Browse by price on our under $400K, $400K to $500K, $500K to $750K and luxury homes pages.

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Stuart Communities With the Most Pool Homes

These communities had the most pool homes sold over the last four years:

North River Shores, Tres Belle, Locks Landing, St. Lucie Estates, Beau Rivage and Banyan Bay also had a good number of pool homes sold. For pool homes on the water, see our Stuart waterfront homes page.

Before You Buy a Pool Home

Pool inspection Have the pool inspected with the home: pump, filter, heater, surface, plumbing and electrical bonding.
Screen enclosure Check the screen and frame. Enclosures are often damaged in storms, and some insurers limit coverage for them.
Safety features Florida requires new pools to have a safety feature such as a barrier, approved cover or door alarms. Ask what the home has.
Insurance Get homeowners insurance quotes early. A pool can change your premium or your insurer's requirements.
Running costs Budget for electricity, chemicals, service and eventual resurfacing, and ask the age of the pool finish and equipment.

Pool homes sell to cash buyers more often: about half of Stuart pool homes sold went to cash buyers, compared with about a third of homes without pools. If you are financing, getting pre-approved first helps your offer compete. The pool does not change loan eligibility, but appraisers note its condition, and a pool in poor repair can raise questions on FHA and VA loans.

Stuart Pool Home FAQs

How many Stuart homes have a pool?

About 4 in 10 single-family homes sold in Stuart over the last four years had a private pool. The share rises with price, from fewer than 1 in 10 homes under $400K to more than 8 in 10 homes over $1 million.

Where in Stuart are pool homes most common?

Zip 34996, which includes Sewall's Point and Hutchinson Island, has the highest share, at about 2 in 3 single-family homes sold. Communities with the most pool homes sold include Mariner Sands, the Yacht & Country Club, Sailfish Point, Willoughby, North River Shores, Summerfield and the Florida Club.

Does a pool affect my homeowners insurance?

It can. Insurers look at the pool, the screen enclosure and safety features, and some charge more or require a fence, alarm or cover. Get insurance quotes early, before your inspection period ends.

Does Florida require a pool safety barrier?

Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requires new residential pools to have at least one safety feature, such as a barrier, an approved safety cover, or door and window alarms. Older pools may not meet today's rules, so ask your inspector and insurer.

What should I check on a pool before I buy?

Have the pool inspected along with the home, including the pump, filter, heater, surface, plumbing, electrical bonding and the screen enclosure. Ask the age of the pool finish and equipment.

Can I finance a home with a pool?

Yes. The pool does not change loan eligibility, but appraisers note its condition, and a pool in poor repair can raise questions on FHA and VA loans. AL is a Florida real estate broker associate with RE/MAX and a licensed mortgage loan officer (NMLS #1883073). Call (772) 359-1926.

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We do not post static sold prices on this page because they go out of date quickly. For recent pool home sales in a particular neighborhood, call us.