Errol Estate is a northwest Apopka community (32712) of single-family homes, villas, townhomes and condos built mostly from 1972 to 2008. In the single-family "Errol Estate" plat, 11 closings in the 12 months ending September 20, 2026 ranged from $336,937 to $1,090,000 with a $505,000 median. The golf course, clubhouse and tennis courts are closed, and no redevelopment plan had been announced as of November 2026.
Where it is
Errol Estate is north of W Orange Blossom Trail (US 441) and is reached from Vick Road and Lester Road. It is inside Apopka city limits. The name covers many separately platted villages, including Errol Club Villas, Coach Homes at Errol, Lake Francis Village, Errol Oaks, Greenbrook Villas, Linkside Village, Golfside Village, Muirfield Estate, Stoneywood, Villa Capri and Parkside at Errol Estates.
Homes and prices
Prices depend heavily on the home type. The original sections date to the 1970s and 1980s; newer sections were built into the 2000s. Recent sales in the single-family plat ranged from 1,725 to 6,481 square feet.
| Segment | Figure | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Single-family "Errol Estate" plat, closed sales | $336,937 to $1,090,000; median $505,000 | 11 recorded closings, 12 months ending September 20, 2026 |
| Whole Errol area, active listings | About $129,900 to $549,990 | Includes villas and condos; observed November 2026 |
| Neighborhood median sale | About $382,000 | Redfin trailing three months, fall 2026 |
Eleven sales is a small sample, and the area-wide median mixes condos with large houses. Compare within one village and one home type.
HOA, CDD and running costs
Fees vary by village. For the single-family plat, listings report a median of about $26 a month, or about $316 a year. Sources disagree on whether that $316 master fee is billed annually or twice a year, so verify with the association. Villa and condo villages carry higher fees; one source cites a range of roughly $21 to $900 a month across the whole area. Some villages have a community pool. CDD status is not verified.
The 2026 tax bill uses the City of Apopka total of 16.0079 mills. Run the numbers in the property tax estimator and the mortgage calculator.
The former golf course
The golf course, clubhouse and tennis courts are closed, and the clubhouse was demolished. In 2018 the Apopka City Council approved a redevelopment called New Errol, with 261 residential units and a new course. It stalled. The land was listed in summer 2024 for $7.5 million and offered to the City in May 2025 for $6.3 million, which was not accepted. On July 24, 2025 Driven Apopka LLC bought the roughly 380 acres, about 170 net usable, for $4.25 million.
A city commissioner said on July 30, 2025 that the 2018 plans have expired, that the Mixed Use future land use designation stays with the land, and that any new plan must go back through the Development Review Committee, the Planning Commission and the City Council. No newer reporting was found as of November 2026.
Zoned schools
Listings report Apopka Elementary (B in 2025-26) for the Parkside section; other sections were not verified. For middle school, listings show Wolf Lake Middle (A) or Apopka Middle (B). Apopka High (B) is reported for high school. Grades are Florida DOE school grades for 2025-26. These zones are listing-reported, so confirm the address with the OCPS attendance zone lookup.
Getting around
US 441 is the toll-free route southeast to downtown Orlando and northwest to Mount Dora. SR 429 connects to US 441 by a connector road near Plymouth Sorrento Road. From Apopka City Hall, an off-peak drive to downtown Orlando measured 24 to 28 minutes in November 2026 (15.1 to 17.3 miles, depending on route); peak times were not measured. Check your own trip with the commute times tool.
What to check before you buy here
- If the home borders the former course, ask the City's planning staff whether any application has been filed for that land. Its future use is undetermined and it carries a Mixed Use designation.
- Identify every association that bills the property: village HOA or condo association, plus the Errol master association, and how often each bills.
- For condos and villas, request the budget, reserves and any pending special assessments.
- Homes in the original sections date to the 1970s and 1980s. Get the roof age, plumbing and electrical details and an insurance quote early. See the insurance and inspections guide.
- Confirm whether the specific village is gated.
- Verify school zoning by address with OCPS.
Questions about Errol Estate
Is the Errol Estate golf course open?
No. The course, clubhouse and tennis courts are closed and the clubhouse was demolished. The land sold on July 24, 2025 for $4.25 million, and no reopening or redevelopment plan had been announced as of November 2026.
What will happen to the Errol Estate golf course land?
That is undetermined. The 2018 New Errol plans have expired, the land keeps a Mixed Use future land use designation, and any new plan must go through city review and public hearings.
How much are homes in Errol Estate?
In the single-family plat, 11 closings in the 12 months ending September 20, 2026 ranged from $336,937 to $1,090,000 with a $505,000 median. Villas and condos list lower, from about $129,900 in November 2026.
Robert Moore of Moore Realty Group can identify which associations bill a given address, request their documents and pull closed sales for that village.
Sources: The Apopka Chief (2025 land sale), The Apopka Voice (what is next for Errol), The Apopka Voice (offer to the City), The Apopka Chief (New Errol approval), Redfin neighborhood data, OCPS attendance zones, Orange County Property Appraiser 2026 millage chart. Plat-level sales and HOA figures are from brokerage and fee-tracker pages dated September to November 2026. Checked November 2026.
