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A straight read on Reserve Plantation: what it is, what recent sales show, and what to check before you write an offer.

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Reserve Plantation is a neighborhood in PGA Village in Port St. Lucie (ZIP 34986), St. Lucie County. Flexmls shows no active single-family listings today and nine closed sales in the last 24 months, from $575,000 to $1,100,000. The homes are large, the association fee runs about $288 to $326 a month, and the question to settle before any offer is what that fee covers and how well the association is funded.

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I have sold homes across St. Lucie and Palm Beach counties since I was licensed in 1998, and my team has sold 1,500+ homes and has been investing in Palm Beach County real estate since 1996. Here is the honest version of Reserve Plantation, including the parts most listings skip.

The short version of what is below: what the association owns in an established gated community and how to read whether it is funded.

Reserve Plantation, Port St. Lucie: where it is and what it is

Reserve Plantation sits inside PGA Village in Port St. Lucie, ZIP 34986. Flexmls lists the neighborhood by phase (Phase 1 and Phase II A appear in the subdivision names) and the city of record is Port St. Lucie. If you searched for Reserve Plantation Fort Pierce, this is the same neighborhood. Fort Pierce is nearby, but it is not the city on the listings.

The two most recent sales were homes built in 1987 and 1995, so this is an established neighborhood rather than a new build. Lots can be large: one 2026 sale was on .83 acre.

Reserve Plantation home prices and recent sales

Source: Flexmls, Reserve Plantation subdivision, pulled October 23, 2026. There are no active single-family listings today. The closed sales from the last 24 months:

  • 9 closed sales (one sale appears twice in the MLS under two listing numbers and is counted once).
  • Price range $575,000 to $1,100,000; middle price $700,000.
  • Price per square foot $145 to $263; middle about $165.
  • Sizes 3,442 to 6,973 square feet; days on market 3 to 238.
  • Association fee on those sales: about $288 to $326 per month.

The two sales closest to today: March 20, 2026, a 4-bedroom of 4,202 square feet on .83 acre, listed at $699,900 and sold for $695,000 after 238 days; and May 29, 2026, a 4,439-square-foot home, listed at $874,888 and sold for $850,000 after 85 days.

Nine sales spread over 24 months are not a trend, and the spread is wide. Lot, golf frontage, pool, roof and A/C age explain most of it. I build a custom comparable-sales report for each house before you offer.

What the association owns and what it costs

Ask what the monthly fee covers and who owns and maintains the roads, gate, drainage and common areas. Do not assume. Ask for the budget, the reserve balance and the last two years of board minutes, not the one-page summary. Minutes show deferred work and discussed-but-unvoted assessments that a summary will not. Ask for the special assessment history too.

Also ask whether PGA Village golf membership is required or optional for the specific home, and what each option costs. Do not rely on a listing remark for that.

Ownership costs to compare

Taxes, HOA and insurance are separate costs, so price them separately. Association fees on recent sales were about $288 to $326 a month. Property taxes and homeowners insurance depend on the exact home, its roof and its flood zone, so get an insurance quote and a flood zone check on the address. Double-check the listing you are interested in for the current fee and what it includes.

Pre-offer checklist for Reserve Plantation

  • Roads: private or county-maintained, and when they were last resurfaced.
  • Reserve study if one exists, and what is funded against it.
  • Two years of board minutes and the special assessment history.
  • Current HOA financials: reserves, operating budget, delinquency rate.
  • Roof age, wind mitigation report and permit history, including any open permits.
  • Utilities: city sewer or septic. Septic is inspected separately.
  • Flood zone for the parcel and whether your lender requires flood coverage.
  • Hire a full professional home inspection on every purchase.

Schools

Reserve Plantation is in St. Lucie Public Schools, which does not assign one elementary or middle school to each address. For kindergarten through grade 8 the district uses regional choice zones. ZIP 34986 is in the Red zone (south of Midway Road and west of the Turnpike), and families rank the schools within that zone, with transportation service areas applying. The Red zone schools are Bayshore Elementary, Windmill Point Elementary, Allapattah Flats K-8, Manatee Academy K-8, Oak Hammock K-8, Palm Pointe K-8, St. Lucie West K-8, Tradition Lakes K-8 and Westgate K-8. High school is assigned by ZIP code: the district's 2026-27 chart assigns 34986 addresses north of Peacock Boulevard (Torino area) to Fort Pierce Central High and addresses south of Peacock Boulevard (St. Lucie West area) to St. Lucie West Centennial High, and Flexmls listings in Reserve Plantation that carry the field show Fort Pierce Central (2 listings, checked October 23, 2026). Source: St. Lucie Public Schools Student Assignment, stlucie.k12.fl.us/departments/student-assignment (checked October 23, 2026). Confirm your exact address with the district's school site locator at schoolsitelocator.com/apps/stlucie before you offer. Private and charter schools set their own grades and admissions, so ask each school directly.

Getting around

Measured with OpenStreetMap routing on October 23, 2026, from the coordinates of 7903 Plantation Lakes Drive (a listed home in the community, not a gate). Drive times are estimates, not guarantees.

  • Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital: about 6.2 road miles, about 14 minutes.
  • Fort Pierce Inlet State Park (ocean beach): about 19 road miles, about 36 minutes.
  • Treasure Coast International Airport: about 18 road miles, about 32 minutes.
  • President Donald J. Trump International Airport (DJT): about 55 road miles, about 67 minutes.

A hospital is different from a freestanding ER or an urgent care clinic, so confirm which one you need before you plan around the drive.

The honest trade-off

Who does well here: a buyer who wants a larger home inside a golf community at a Treasure Coast price and who reads the association documents before writing. Who regrets it: a buyer who compares only the monthly fee and then meets an assessment. A newer community has less near-term replacement risk but different questions. Tell me your timeline and I will tell you which I would take.

How Reserve Plantation fits with other PGA Village options

PGA Village has several neighborhoods with different housing types and monthly costs. See all Port St. Lucie homes for sale. For comparison, read our guides to Castle Pines at PGA Village and PGA Village Verano.

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Reserve Plantation FAQ

Is Reserve Plantation in Fort Pierce or Port St. Lucie?

Flexmls lists it in Port St. Lucie, ZIP 34986. Fort Pierce is nearby, but Port St. Lucie is the city of record.

How much do homes cost in Reserve Plantation?

No active listings as of October 23, 2026. Nine closed sales in the last 24 months ranged from $575,000 to $1,100,000, with a middle price of $700,000. Ask for a custom comparable-sales report before you offer.

What is the HOA fee in Reserve Plantation?

Recent sales show about $288 to $326 per month. Confirm the current fee and what it covers for the home you are considering.

Is Reserve Plantation part of PGA Village?

Yes. Flexmls subdivision names and listing remarks place it in PGA Village. Confirm golf membership terms for the specific home.

How long do homes take to sell in Reserve Plantation?

Closed sales in the last 24 months took 3 to 238 days on market. Pricing and condition decide the timeline.

Who pays to resurface the roads?

It depends on whether the roads are private or county-maintained. Confirm that first, then ask what the association has funded.

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Call me at 561-201-4717 and I will pull the HOA documents, the reserve position and the board minutes before you write anything.

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Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Sources: Flexmls Reserve Plantation subdivision, closed sales and active listings pulled October 23, 2026; OpenStreetMap routing October 23, 2026.

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Sources: Flexmls (BeachesMLS) and the official city, county, school district and builder sources named in the text, checked on the dates shown (March 20, 2026; May 29, 2026; October 23, 2026). Figures current as of those dates. Double-check the listing you are interested in.

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