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Neighborhood Guide

Oakmont

A resort-style master-planned community with a clubhouse, pool, gym, and tennis courts in Southwest Gainesville.

By Jenis Patel, Realtor® · Updated June 2026

Price Range

$450K–$1M+

Flood Zone

Zone X (minimal risk)

Elevation

~150–170 ft

Construction

2015–present, modern resort-style block construction

To UF

10–12 min to UF

Overview

What it's like to live in Oakmont.

Oakmont is a master-planned community established in 2014 in Southwest Gainesville, built out around a resort-style amenity center with a clubhouse, zero-entry pool, fitness center, and tennis courts. At full build-out, the community totals roughly 999 homes across a range of builders and price points.

The neighborhood is organized into several distinct sections, from cottage-style homes on smaller lots to large executive homes on conservation or pond lots, which means buyers can often find a fit within Oakmont regardless of budget without leaving the community's amenities behind.

Because Oakmont is still relatively new and well-maintained, it tends to attract buyers who want lower near-term maintenance costs along with the lifestyle perks of a full amenity package.

Commute & Distance

How far is everything?

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UF Campus
~19 min Maps
Downtown Gainesville
~17 min Maps
UF Health / Shands Hospital
~14 min Maps
HCA North Florida Regional Hospital
~15 min Maps
Malcom Randall VA Medical Center
~19 min Maps

Estimated drive times based on straight-line distance and typical road routing. Non-peak conditions. Click “Maps” for exact directions and real-time traffic.

The Honest Take

Pros & cons.

Pros

  • +Full resort-style amenity package: clubhouse, pool, gym, and tennis
  • +Wide range of home sizes and price points within one community
  • +Newer construction with fewer near-term maintenance surprises
  • +Mostly Zone X, with low flood risk

Cons

  • HOA fees cover the amenity package, so budget accordingly
  • Some sections are still under construction, which can mean nearby building activity
  • Smaller lots in the cottage sections may not suit buyers wanting more yard space
  • Popular floor plans in desirable sections can move quickly

What You Need to Know

Getting beyond the listing photos.

Who Should Live Here

Buyers who want a full amenity package without joining a golf club, families who'd rather not deal with an older home's maintenance list, and move-up buyers looking for larger executive homes on conservation lots.

The Smart Money Angle

Homes backing to conservation areas or the amenity center have generally held their value best, and the wide range of price points within a single community gives buyers room to trade up without leaving the neighborhood as their needs change.

What to Expect

A mix of cottage-style homes on smaller lots, traditional single-family homes, and larger executive homes on conservation or pond-view lots, all built from 2014 onward with block construction and modern layouts.

What's Nearby

Amenities & points of interest.

  • Oakmont Clubhouse, pool & fitness center0 mi
  • Haile Village Center (shops & restaurants)2 mi
  • Lifetime Park & trail network2–3 mi
  • Publix at Tower Square3 mi
  • I-75 (Exit 384)5 mi

Schools

Schools serving Oakmont.

Click a school name to view its profile, ratings, and reviews on GreatSchools.org.

School zones vary by exact address and can change over time. Verify the zoned schools for any specific property using the Alachua County’s official school locator.

Flood Zone & Elevation

What the FEMA flood map shows.

Oakmont sits primarily in Zone X, FEMA's minimal-risk designation, consistent with most of this part of Southwest Gainesville. As with any property, confirm the designation for the specific lot, especially for homes near retention ponds.

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Internet & Utilities

Utilities and internet near Oakmont.

Electric, water, and wastewater service is typically provided by Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU). In some areas, GRU also offers GRUCom/Gator.net fiber internet.

For internet, Cox Communications has the widest cable coverage in Gainesville. AT&T Fiber is available in some areas, particularly on the east side near the Duck Pond, and is less common on the west side near UF.

Exact providers and availability vary by address. We recommend confirming services at the specific property before purchasing.

Current Listings

Homes for sale in Oakmont.

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Market Snapshot

Where the market stands.

With several sections still building out, Oakmont offers both resale and new-construction options side by side. Resale homes in established sections have held value well thanks to the amenity package, while new-construction pricing is set by builders and can shift with incentives, so it's worth comparing both options before deciding.

FAQ

Oakmont questions.

From Jenis

Oakmont is my go-to for buyers who want the amenities of a country club without the club membership: the pool, gym, and clubhouse come with the neighborhood. I especially like it for people who don't want to inherit an older home's to-do list. One thing I always walk clients through here: because some sections are still being built, it's worth comparing a resale home against new construction before you decide, and I'll run both sets of numbers with you so it's a real comparison.

Oakmont is a popular, newer master-planned community in Southwest Gainesville, especially for buyers who want a full amenity package without joining a golf club. Residents get a resort-style clubhouse, zero-entry pool, fitness center, and tennis courts, and the community offers a wide range of home sizes and price points. It's about 10–12 minutes to UF, with mostly newer construction that keeps near-term maintenance low.

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