Parkside at Errol Estates is a subdivision of about 215 single-family homes built from 2003 to 2009 inside the Errol Estate area of Apopka (32712). In November 2026 active listings ran about $366,000 to $572,000, and recent closed sales were cited from $350,000 to $650,000. Owners pay a Parkside HOA fee and a separate Errol master association fee.
Where it is
Parkside is within the Errol Estate area of northwest Apopka. Its streets include Parkside Pointe Boulevard. One parcel count puts it at about 215 homes. The subdivision adjoins the former Errol Estate golf course, which is closed.
Homes and prices
All homes are single-family detached, from 1,560 to 3,959 square feet per a listing aggregator, with a median sold size of about 2,400 to 2,600 square feet. That makes Parkside newer than most of Errol Estate, where the original sections date to the 1970s and 1980s. The builder was not verified.
| Measure | Figure | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Active listings | About $366,000 to $572,000 | One brokerage subdivision page, November 2026 |
| Recent closed sales | $350,000 to $650,000 | Sales cited on that page |
| Median sale, trailing 12 months | $419,000 | A second source, data dated September to November 2026 |
| Median of 5 recent closings | $470,000 | Same second source |
The two medians differ because the samples are small. Ask for the closed sales themselves, matched to the size and condition of the home you are considering.
HOA, CDD and running costs
Listings report a median HOA fee of about $58 a month, in a range of about $26 to $84. One HOA directory describes the structure as about $351 a year to the Parkside association plus a separate Errol master association fee of about $316. That directory states the master fee as semi-annual; other sources say annual. Confirm both amounts and both billing schedules before you budget.
Reported amenities are a community pool, a playground, a park or green space and walking trails. CDD status is not verified: look for non-ad valorem lines on the parcel's tax bill.
If the parcel is inside city limits, as Errol Estate is, the 2026 total is 16.0079 mills. Estimate the bill with the property tax estimator and the payment with the mortgage calculator.
Zoned schools
Listings report Apopka Elementary (B in 2025-26), Wolf Lake Middle (A), with Apopka Middle (B) appearing on some listings, and Apopka High (B). Grades are Florida DOE school grades for 2025-26. These zones are listing-reported and were not checked against the district, so confirm the address with the OCPS attendance zone lookup.
Getting around
The Errol area is north of W Orange Blossom Trail (US 441), the toll-free route to downtown Orlando and 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; peak-hour times were not measured. Try your own route in the commute times tool.
What to check before you buy here
- Get both association fees in writing: the Parkside HOA and the Errol master association, with the billing period for each.
- Ask whether Parkside itself is gated. An aggregator's tags include "gated", but no source states it clearly.
- If the lot adjoins the former golf course, ask the City's planning staff whether any application has been filed for that land. It sold to a new owner on July 24, 2025 and its future use is undetermined.
- Homes here are 17 to 23 years old. Ask for the roof age and get an insurance quote during the inspection period. See the insurance and inspections guide.
- Confirm city-limits status on the Orange County Property Appraiser record, since it decides the tax district and utility provider.
- Verify school zoning by address with OCPS.
Questions about Parkside at Errol Estates
What are the HOA fees in Parkside at Errol Estates?
Listings report a median of about $58 a month, ranging from about $26 to $84. One directory breaks that into about $351 a year for the Parkside HOA plus an Errol master fee of about $316, with the master fee's billing period in dispute between sources.
How much do homes cost in Parkside at Errol Estates?
In November 2026 active listings ran about $366,000 to $572,000. Recent closed sales were cited from $350,000 to $650,000, with medians of $419,000 and $470,000 on two small samples.
When was Parkside at Errol Estates built?
Homes date from 2003 to 2009. That is newer than most of Errol Estate, which was built mostly from 1972 to 2008 with original sections from the 1970s and 1980s.
Does Parkside at Errol Estates have a pool?
Yes, sources list a community pool, along with a playground, a park or green space and walking trails. The Errol golf course next to the subdivision is closed.
Robert Moore of Moore Realty Group can request both sets of association documents and pull the closed sales behind those medians.
Sources: HOA Bulletin Board (association directory), The Apopka Chief (2025 golf land sale), The Apopka Voice, OCPS attendance zones, Orange County Property Appraiser 2026 millage chart. Listing prices, sizes and HOA medians are from brokerage subdivision pages observed September to November 2026. Checked November 2026.
