Meadowood in Fort Pierce, FL: Homes for Sale and What to Check

Homes for sale in Meadowood right now

Browse homes in the wider Fort Pierce market. Those results are not limited to Meadowood. Call or text Brian at 561-201-4717 for a residential Meadowood shortlist, then confirm the exact section, property details, asking price and availability.

How much do homes in Meadowood cost?

Single-family homes in Meadowood typically sold for about $445,000 (median across 10 closed sales), and the middle half of sales fell between $385,000 and $556,000 (Flexmls closed sales, as of October 2026).

These are past closed sales with close dates from October 23, 2025 to October 22, 2026, not asking prices. Ask me for a short list of recent sales near the home you want.

How long do homes in Meadowood take to sell?

Single-family homes in Meadowood typically sold after about 126 days on the market (Flexmls closed sales, as of October 2026).

Days on market vary by price, condition and season. Compare the home you like with recent sales on the same street or in the same section.

How old are the homes in Meadowood?

The dated name-matched sample includes 10 single-family sales and five condominium sales. Across all 15 residential sales, the median year built was 1991 and the middle half was 1989 to 2006. This mixed-type year-built sample is separate from the 10-sale single-family price sample and does not certify every Meadowood home's age or club obligations.

Roof age, window type and updates vary by address, so ask for the roof date and a wind-mitigation report before your inspection period ends.

Is Meadowood a gated community?

Confirm the gate and entry procedures for the specific address, along with the community and sub-association rules. A gate does not establish club membership or facility privileges.

Ask for the governing documents in writing. They show the monthly fee, what it covers, and the rental, pet and parking rules.

Do homes in Meadowood need flood insurance?

Verify the exact property's flood zone, drainage and insurance requirements. Missing or blank MLS flood fields are not evidence of no risk. Get a flood quote before your inspection period ends.

Paying cash does not automatically remove flood-insurance requirements. Check property-specific obligations, including any tied to prior federal disaster assistance. Flood risk remains even when coverage is not required. Check the flood zone, the elevation certificate and the insurance quote before your inspection period ends.

What Meadowood actually is

Meadowood is a deed-restricted residential community west of Fort Pierce in St. Lucie County. The Meadowood Community Association identifies four sub-associations: Lot Owners, Lake Shore Village, Quail Run Village and Whippoorwill Run. It states that private property and lot owners are dues-paying members of the community association through their respective sub-associations.

Compare the specific home, its lot and condition with the maintenance and association costs you are willing to carry. A course view can be part of the setting, but it does not establish your rights to use the course or other club facilities. This guide focuses on the residential purchase and its due diligence.

Keep community-association obligations separate from the club's membership and access terms. Confirm the documents applicable to the address rather than assuming that every Meadowood home has the same costs or privileges.

The question to settle first: what's your relationship to the club

The community association identifies the Golf and Tennis Club as a separate club within Meadowood and says most property owners are club members. That statement does not establish the legal obligations or access rights of a particular property.

Ask the association and club for written confirmation of any obligation tied to the property, including whether it transfers on sale. Review current dues, initiation or equity requirements and other charges only where they actually apply.

The club's 2026-2027 membership information describes different golf, racquet and social options, each subject to its own eligibility and terms. Availability, cancellation and transfer conditions should be confirmed directly; they are not established by a home listing.

For a residential purchase, confirm the lot boundaries, course or maintenance easements and the exact rights you are buying. A neighboring fairway does not grant use of it, nor does an MLS membership field prove that no club obligation applies.

Compare the actual annual cost and access terms with how you plan to use the facilities. Playing frequently does not by itself make a mandatory obligation a better financial choice. Decide from the written terms and your budget.

Confirm the community association, relevant sub-association and any club documents for the specific address before an offer.

And confirm one more thing while you're at it: whether a mandatory obligation transfers to your buyer when you eventually sell. That affects your resale pool, and it's a question people almost never think to ask on the way in.

Pre-offer checklist for Meadowood

• Membership and association obligations for that address: identify the applicable community, sub-association and any separate club documents. Get the current obligations and access terms in writing; an MLS flag is not a legal determination.
• If membership is mandatory: Current dues, any initiation or equity requirement, what's included versus billed separately, food and beverage minimums if any, and whether the obligation transfers to a future buyer.
• Any equity or refundable deposit component: Understand exactly how and when it comes back, and under what conditions. These terms vary widely between clubs and they live in the club documents, not the listing.
• Community, sub-association and club documents: review the applicable budgets, reserves, assessments and membership terms separately. Confirm which organization is responsible for each expense and facility.
• On a golf course lot: Confirm where the lot line ends, whether there's a cart path or course maintenance easement crossing it, and what the community's practice is regarding errant golf balls and window damage. That last item sounds like a joke until it isn't.
• School zone by exact address: Verify the zoned schools for the specific street address at stlucieschools.org . Not a listing site, not a verbal confirmation.
• Roof age, wind mitigation, and a 4-point: On any resale, document the roof age and get a current wind mitigation report before you're deep into the contract. In this insurance market that's a financing question.
• Utility service and flood zone determination for the specific parcel.

Recent sale prices in Meadowood

The October 2026 figures below use Meadowood name matches in residential MLS records, not a recorded classification of non-club parcels. The stored October 23, 2026 exports contain 15 distinct matching closed sales: 10 single-family homes and five condos. Price and market-time figures here use only the single-family sales. An MLS no-membership-required flag does not certify an exemption; confirm the obligations on the specific property.

Source: Flexmls (BeachesMLS) closed sales with close dates from October 23, 2025 to October 22, 2026, pulled on October 25, 2026, shown as of October 2026.

Single-family homes in Meadowood typically sold for about $445,000 (median across 10 closed sales), and the middle half of those sales fell between $385,000 and $556,000, after about 126 days on the market.

Vacant land is left out. These are past sales, not today's asking prices, and every home is different, so ask me for a short list of recent sales near the home you want. These figures describe the dated sales window; request current comparable sales before making a pricing decision.

This community has a modest number of sales, so treat these figures as a rough guide.

What the recent sales show about the homes

Source: dated Flexmls (BeachesMLS) name-matched residential sales, October 23, 2025 to October 22, 2026; original research snapshot October 25, 2026. Across the 15 mixed-type sales, the median year built was 1991 and the middle half was 1989 to 2006. Sampled gate and membership fields are listing descriptions, not legal determinations of property rights or obligations.

Meadowood compared with Celebration Pointe and Fort Pierce (all areas), as of October 2026

The corrected Fort Pierce and St. Lucie County single-family rows use stored exports dated October 23, 2026, for closings October 23, 2025 through October 22, 2026; duplicate-record review November 3, 2026. Residential records marked closed with finite positive prices count once per normalized parcel, close date and price, using a normalized full-address fallback where a parcel identifier is missing. Quartiles use linear interpolation before display rounding. Fort Pierce has a $333,000 median and an exact middle half of $258,750 to $401,450; St. Lucie County has $405,000 and $335,000 to $490,000. No fresh MLS pull was made. The separate Meadowood and Celebration Pointe community samples remain unchanged; this repair does not recalculate or classify their property or club obligations.

Source: historical Flexmls (BeachesMLS) closings October 23, 2025 through October 22, 2026. Corrected city/county rows use actual October 23, 2026 stored exports reviewed November 3, 2026; Meadowood and Celebration Pointe retain their separate original October 2026 source samples. This is not a current-inventory or property-specific certification.

These dated figures compare different market populations. They provide broad context, not condition-matched comparable sales or a value estimate for a specific Meadowood home. Compare the property type, section, condition and actual obligations before drawing a pricing conclusion.

What to weigh before you buy in Meadowood

• Typical price: single-family homes in Meadowood sold for about $445,000 (median across 10 closed sales), with the middle half between $385,000 and $556,000.
• Age of the homes: the separate 15-sale mixed residential sample has a middle-half year-built range of 1989 to 2006. Verify the specific home's construction, roof and updates.
• Flood zone: check the exact address, drainage and insurance requirements, then get a quote for the property.
• Gated access: confirm the address-specific entry procedures and association rules, separately from club privileges.
• Time to sell: homes typically sold after about 126 days on the market.

Source: Flexmls (BeachesMLS) closed sales with close dates from October 23, 2025 to October 22, 2026, pulled October 25, 2026. Figures as of October 2026.

Compare nearby communities

For the wider Fort Pierce market, see our Fort Pierce homes guide (palmbeachcountyhomeforsale.com/fortpiercehomesforsale). If Meadowood is not the right fit, compare Celebration Pointe (palmbeachcountyhomeforsale.com/blog/celebration-pointe-fort-pierce).

What to check before you offer in Meadowood

• Association fees and rules. Get the monthly fee, what it covers, any special assessment and the rental and pet rules in writing.
• Roof, air conditioning and windows. Their age shapes your first big repair and your insurance quote.
• Taxes on the specific property. Look up the address with the county property appraiser instead of trusting a neighbor's number.
• A full professional home inspection on every purchase, whatever the type of home.

Our free buyer guide walks through each item in order, so you know what to ask before you tour.

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