Neighborhood Guide
Deed-restricted community in the Mile Run Master Association with on-site amenities and an easygoing neighborhood feel.
By Jenis Patel, Realtor® · Updated June 2026
Price Range
$300K–$400K
Flood Zone
Zone X (minimal risk)
Elevation
~180–200 ft
Construction
2000s–2010s, stucco new-traditional homes
To UF
15–20 min to UF
Overview
Rosemont is a deed-restricted residential community in Northwest Gainesville, part of the larger Mile Run Master Association. It’s often described as “a neighborhood within a neighborhood”—residents belong to both Rosemont’s own HOA and the broader Mile Run community, which provides access to shared amenities including a clubhouse and pool.
The area appeals to buyers who want an established NW Gainesville location with good freeway access and proximity to Santa Fe College, without the higher price points of some other communities. The housing stock is primarily from the 1990s and early 2000s, with a mix of single-family homes across a range of sizes.
Like much of NW Gainesville, Rosemont sits well above flood risk areas. The neighborhood is quiet and residential in character, with proximity to local parks and easy access to I-75 via Newberry Road.
The Honest Take
Pros
Cons
What You Need to Know
Who Should Live Here
Santa Fe College employees or students, NW Gainesville commuters who want an established community with amenities, and buyers looking for deed-restricted living without the highest price point in the corridor.
The Smart Money Angle
Rosemont benefits from its position in the Mile Run Master Association, which keeps common areas well-maintained and provides amenity access that can support property values. Homes that have been updated sell faster and at a premium.
What to Expect
Single-family homes primarily from the 1990s and 2000s on moderate lots. The community feels quiet and residential, with through-traffic limited by the deed-restricted layout.
What's Nearby
Schools
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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
Rosemont sits in Zone X, FEMA’s minimal-risk flood designation. Check individual parcels near retention ponds for any exceptions.
Internet & Utilities
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
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Market Snapshot
NW Gainesville communities like Rosemont tend to see steady demand from Santa Fe College staff and buyers seeking affordable deed-restricted living. Updated homes with newer mechanicals sell quickly; unrenovated listings at the entry price range may sit longer.
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