Centerville Conservation Homes For Sale & Neighborhood Guide

Centerville Conservation is a gated northeast Tallahassee community known for large homesites, conservation-focused planning, lakes, equestrian facilities, and substantial custom homes in a low-density setting.

Key Facts About Centerville Conservation

  • Location: Northeast Tallahassee near Centerville Road and Pisgah Church Road.
  • Homes for sale: View all active Centerville Conservation listings below
  • Community type: Gated residential community with large homesites and conservation areas.
  • Typical homesites: Many homesites are approximately one to three acres, although individual properties differ.
  • Homeowners Association (HOA): $2,039 annually.
  • Restrictive covenants: Review the Centerville Conservation restrictive covenants
  • Community Development District (CDD): None.
  • Electric service: Talquin Electric Cooperative.
  • Water service: Talquin Electric Cooperative.
  • Natural gas: City of Tallahassee natural gas service.
  • Wastewater: Septic systems are used in the neighborhood.
  • Elementary School: Roberts Elementary School.
  • Middle School: William J. Montford III Middle School.
  • High School: Lawton Chiles High School.
  • School assignment verification: Buyers should verify the exact property address with Leon County Schools because attendance boundaries can change.

Centerville Conservation Summary

Centerville Conservation offers a combination that is difficult to reproduce in many Tallahassee neighborhoods: generous homesites, substantial residences, gated access, conservation land, lakes, trails, and equestrian facilities within one planned community. The neighborhood appeals to buyers who want more land and separation between homes without leaving northeast Tallahassee.

Housing varies by location within the community, so buyers should compare individual homes carefully rather than treating Centerville Conservation as a uniform subdivision. Lot position, acreage, home size, construction quality, lake proximity, privacy, and improvements can all influence how properties compete with one another.

For buyers comparing Centerville Conservation with other options, our guide to Tallahassee communities provides additional neighborhood choices throughout the area. You can also review the current inventory below and compare individual Centerville Conservation homes.

Homes For Sale in Centerville Conservation

1 Property
6311 Bird Dog Point
Tallahassee, FL,
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About Centerville Conservation

Centerville Conservation occupies a distinctive position in the northeast Tallahassee housing market. The community combines large residential lots with a conservation-oriented site plan that preserves open space and helps maintain the lower-density character buyers often associate with this part of Leon County.

The neighborhood includes several distinct areas, including Forest Preserve, Lakefront, The Meadows, Oak Grove, and Savannah. Homes and homesites differ across these areas, which gives buyers a range of settings within the same community. Some properties emphasize wooded privacy, while others take advantage of open views, lake proximity, or larger expanses of usable land.

Community features include lakes, a lake house, horse stables, pastures, and trails. These features contribute to Centerville Conservation’s identity, but buyers should distinguish between community facilities and the characteristics of a particular property. Not every home has the same proximity, view, acreage, or access relationship to every feature.

The neighborhood’s larger lots also create a different ownership experience from a conventional subdivision. Buyers may encounter more landscaping, drainage, driveway, septic, fencing, and land-maintenance considerations than they would on a smaller residential lot. Those differences can be attractive to buyers seeking space, but they should be evaluated as part of the purchase decision.

Anyone comparing Centerville Conservation with other northeast Tallahassee neighborhoods should consider the entire property rather than focusing only on square footage or bedroom count. Homes here can differ significantly in acreage, setting, updates, outdoor improvements, and overall condition. Those factors can materially affect both marketability and value.

Centerville Conservation Market Snapshot

Centerville Conservation is a relatively small, high-value neighborhood, so individual sales can have an outsized effect on short-term averages. The charts below provide several ways to evaluate the market, including sale prices, values, home sizes, and the most recent closed transactions.

The first chart tracks Centerville Conservation home prices over time. Rather than focusing on a single transaction, look for the direction of the broader trend and remember that differences in lot size, home size, condition, and property features can create substantial variation between sales.

Average Home Prices

Price trends are most useful when viewed alongside the characteristics of the homes that sold. A period containing several larger or more extensively improved properties can produce a noticeably different average from a period dominated by smaller homes or fewer transactions.

The next chart provides another perspective on Centerville Conservation home values and helps put current market activity into a longer-term context.

Average Home Values

Long-term movement can provide useful perspective, but current buyers and sellers should give the greatest weight to recent comparable sales and active competition. The neighborhood’s low sales volume makes property-specific analysis especially important.

Home size is another important part of the Centerville Conservation market. The following chart shows how the size of sold homes has changed over time.

Average Home Sizes

Changes in average home size can help explain movement in average prices. When larger homes make up a greater share of sales, average sale prices may rise even if underlying price-per-square-foot conditions change less dramatically.

The recent-sales table provides the most property-specific view of current market activity. Buyers can use it to compare recent closed sales with active listings, while homeowners can use it to understand the range of properties that have recently attracted buyers.

Home Sales In Centerville (aka Centerville Conservation)

AddressPricePrice / SQFClosing DateYear BuiltSQFSale Type
6304 Bird Dog Point$1,365,000$3752026-03-1720163,638Resale
7840 Broomsage Place$1,587,500$3312026-02-2720134,793Resale
6484 Wiregrass Way$1,525,000$3852026-02-0520163,956Resale
7845 Broomsage Place$975,000$3462025-10-3120182,815Resale
6995 Big Woods Drive$1,800,000$3202025-09-2620105,626Resale
6319 Bird Dog Point$1,100,000$3302025-07-3020143,333Resale
6323 Bird Dog Point$1,186,827$3692025-07-1820143,213Resale
6641 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,500,000$3442025-06-2720144,366Resale
6336 Bird Dog Point$1,525,000$3972025-06-0320173,845Resale
7821 Broomsage Place$1,100,000$3822025-03-0420152,876Resale
6598 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,500,000$3772025-02-1420143,983Resale
6490 Wiregrass Way$1,835,000$3742025-02-0720184,907Resale
6545 Summer Duck Road$1,900,000$4072024-12-3020164,668Resale
6243 Pine Fair Way$1,200,000$4242024-10-1120182,831Resale
6713 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,875,000$3762024-08-1420224,987Resale
7115 Switch Grass Way$1,300,000$3402024-06-1420163,823Resale
6335 Bird Dog Point$1,050,000$3102024-03-2620143,382Resale
7006 Meander Court$1,135,000$3362024-03-1820143,377Resale
6256 Pine Fair Way$1,149,000$3802024-03-0820173,021Resale
6274 Pine Fair Way$955,000$3192024-02-2920162,991Resale
7839 Broomsage Place$1,490,768$4252024-02-0120243,507New
6247 Pine Fair Way$1,500,000$4492023-12-0820193,338Resale
6707 Lake Pisgah Drive$2,000,000$4192023-12-0820224,773Resale
6513 Wildemeade Place$1,005,000$2752023-12-0120143,649Resale
7075 Quail Call Drive$1,467,500$3232023-08-0120214,541Resale
6598 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,350,000$3392023-07-2120143,983Resale
6665 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,650,000$3962023-06-2820214,168Resale
6599 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,510,000$3472023-06-1620144,348Resale
6242 Pine Fair Way$1,590,000$3722023-05-3120184,272Resale
6519 Wildemeade Place$885,000$3082023-04-1420122,875Resale
6532 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,100,000$3132023-03-2820163,516Resale
6274 Pine Fair Way$890,000$2982022-12-1520162,991Resale
6611 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,778,417$4022022-11-1820224,420New
7010 Amber Lake Drive$989,000$2882022-09-3020183,435Resale
6490 Wiregrass Way$1,550,000$3162022-09-2120184,907Resale
7019 Field Trial Lane$1,195,000$3402022-07-1320163,516Resale
6689 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,220,000$3702022-06-2020223,300New
7833 Broomsage Place$800,000$2512022-06-0320093,193Resale
6290 Pine Fair Way$1,040,000$2982022-04-2820153,489Resale
6673 Lake Pisgah Dr$200,000$2322021-11-082021860New
6611 Lake Pisgah Dr$1,000,000$1592021-11-0820216,279New
7031 Quail Call Dr$880,000$2842021-10-2920173,090Resale
6719 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,125,000$2952021-08-2720153,818Resale
6215 Pine Fair Way$1,200,000$2562021-08-2720104,693Resale
6641 Lake Pisgah Drive$1,100,000$2912021-08-2420143,778Resale
7081 Quail Call Dr$600,000$1262021-08-2320214,730New
6336 Bird Dog Point$995,000$2592021-08-1320173,845Resale
6224 Pine Fair Way$828,500$2612021-08-0620163,180Resale
6316 Bird Dog Point$624,900$2592021-08-0620162,409Resale
7010 Meander Ct$900,000$2362021-08-0220213,812New
6273 Pine Fair Way$1,019,890$2982021-08-0120193,426New
6634 Lake Pisgah Dr$1,200,000$2862021-07-1920204,193Resale
6242 Pine Fair Way$1,180,000$2762021-05-2820174,272Resale
7840 Broomsage Place$951,000$1982021-03-2620124,793Resale
6251 Pine Fair Way$1,900,000$3172021-03-1220166,000Resale
7864 Broomsage Place$702,000$2462021-03-1120142,849Resale
7035 Quail Call Drive$949,000$2262020-12-1720174,204Resale
6000 Brookfair Lane$795,000$2062020-10-2320083,852Resale
6617 Lake Pisgah Drive$970,000$1842020-10-2320095,268Resale
6248 Pine Fair Way$800,000$2402020-09-2920153,332Resale
7007 Amber Lake Way$719,000$2362020-07-1520163,045Resale
6224 Pine Fair Way$745,000$2342020-06-2620163,180Resale
6634 Lake Pisgah Drive$961,878$2292020-06-1220204,193New
7094 Quail Call Drive$1,142,050$3422020-05-2820203,337New
7006 Meander Court$750,000$2292020-02-0720133,280Resale
6218 Pine Fair Way$846,000$2382020-01-2420183,561Resale
6665 Lake Pisgah Dr$1,340,000$2672020-01-1720195,014New
6312 Bird Dog Pt$602,000$2252019-12-2720182,676Resale
6521 Lake Pisgah Drive$620,000$1912019-10-1820123,239Resale
6519 Wildemeade Place$625,000$2172019-10-1520122,875Resale
7014 Quail Call Drive$825,000$2162019-10-0720193,827New
6233 Pine Fair Way$730,266$2162019-09-3020193,384New
7118 Switch Grass Way$803,000$1912019-09-1320194,207New
6641 Lake Pisgah Drive$850,000$2302019-08-1520143,703Resale
6513 Wildemeade Place$650,000$1882019-06-1020143,450Resale
6551 Summer Duck Road$1,128,000$2752019-05-2820194,100New
6020 Brookfair Lane$760,000$2092019-05-2420133,636Resale
7828 Broomsage Place$590,000$2072019-04-3020092,850Resale
7508 Lick Skillet Drive$650,000$1972019-03-1520183,303New
7028 Amber Lake Drive$825,000$2142019-03-0120183,850New
2B Lake Pisgah Drive$1,125,000$2662019-02-2220194,234New
6521 Lake Pisgah Drive$580,000$1772019-01-3120123,280Resale
6247 Pine Fair Way$845,000$2532019-01-1620193,338Resale
7087 Quail Call Dr$745,000$2182018-10-3020153,410Resale
6555 Wildemeade Pl$840,000$1632018-10-1220185,136New
6551 Summer Duck Rd$1,000,000$1782018-09-2120185,616New
6233 Pine Fair Way$595,000$1262018-09-2120184,686New
7015 Quail Call Dr$900,000$1662018-09-1120185,391New
6555 Wildemeade Pl$960,000$2692018-08-3120183,568New
7010 Amber Lake Drive$735,000$2142018-08-0620183,437New
6545 Summer Duck Rd Road$1,073,640$2302018-07-3120164,668Resale
7846 Broomsage Place$595,000$1982018-07-1320153,006Resale
7010 Amber Lake Drive$707,978$1312018-07-1120185,400New
7023 Field Trial$730,000$2252018-06-2920183,250New
7827 Broomsage Lane$525,000$1832018-06-2020082,866Resale
6332 Bird Dog Point$730,000$1982018-06-0820173,685Resale
7004 Amber Lake Dr$800,000$1722018-06-0120184,628New
6291 Pine Fair Way$587,500$2082018-05-2520142,819Resale
7027 Amber Lake Drive$626,700$1982018-05-1120153,159Resale
6218 Pine Fair Way$720,000$2002018-03-3020183,600New
6598 Lake Pisgah Drive$770,000$1932018-03-1220143,983Resale
7035 Quail Call Drive$730,000$1822018-02-1420174,004Resale
7057 Quail Call Drive$685,000$1832018-02-0720143,739Resale
6312 Bird Dog Point$563,000$2122018-01-1720172,656New
6542 Wildemeade Pl$718,000$2102018-01-0520173,426New
7502 Lick Skillet Drive$870,000$1982017-11-1720144,400Resale
6510 Wildemeade Place$570,000$1922017-10-2720152,966Resale
7514 Lick Skillet Dr.$715,000$1992017-08-0420163,600New
6556 Lake Pisgah Dr.$699,900$1922017-06-0920173,647New
Xxxx Wiregrass$917,500$1862017-05-1920174,929New
6344 Bird Dog Point$689,000$1952017-05-1220173,535New
7016 Amber Lake Drive$675,000$2042017-03-0820163,316New
6532 Lake Pisgah Dr$633,000$1852017-02-1020163,421New
6311 Bird Dog Pt$675,000$2142017-02-0720143,151Resale
6332 Bird Dog Point$629,900$1742017-01-1320163,614New
6519 Wildemeade Place$550,000$1912016-12-1520122,875Resale
7021 Amber Lake Dr$592,103$1962016-12-0920163,018New
6567 Wildemeade Place$500,000$1672016-11-0820163,000New
7007 Amber Lake Way$575,000$1852016-07-0620163,100New
6284 Pine Fair Way$655,000$1852016-06-1720133,540Resale
Lot 6N Pine Fair Way$579,158$1932016-04-3020143,000Resale
7051 Quail Call$575,000$2112016-04-2720162,719New
7115 Switch Grass Way$678,371$1782016-04-1820163,805New
6606 Lake Pisgah Dr.$677,500$1882016-04-1520153,601New
6327 Bird Dog Point$532,576$1762016-03-0320143,026Resale
7003 Quail Call$661,000$1892016-01-2120153,499Resale
6510 Wildemeade Pl$529,000$1782015-10-2720152,966New
7846 Broomsage Place$539,900$1832015-08-2420152,957New
6561 Wildemeade Place$559,000$1782015-08-0420153,145New
6995 Big Woods Drive$1,050,000$1872015-07-2320105,626Resale
6290 Pine Fair Way$575,000$1642015-07-1720153,505New
6020 Brookfair Lane$620,000$1712015-06-3020133,636Resale
7122 Switch Grass Way$557,500$1672015-03-2520113,333Resale
6525 Wildemeade Place$643,500$2092015-03-2020153,074New
Xxxx Lake Pisgah Dr.$781,500$1862015-03-0920154,200New
6307 Bird Dog Point$450,0002015-03-062015New
6573 Wildemeade Pl$300,0002015-03-062015New
7015 Amber Lake Dr$500,0002015-01-202014New
Pine Fair Way$543,8002014-11-052014New
6827 Pine Fair Way$525,0002014-10-272014New
7514 Lick Skillet Dr$385,0002014-10-272014New
6822 Pinebloom Way$488,2222014-09-292014New
6248 Pine Fair Way$506,0002014-09-012014New
7087 Quail Call Dr$385,0002014-08-042014New
6653 Lake Pisgah Dr$350,0002014-07-282014New
Broomsage Pl$433,6002014-06-172014New
6562 Wildemeade Pl$400,0002014-06-162014New
Lake Pisgah Dr$565,0002014-06-102014New
6335 Bird Dog Point$400,000$1182014-06-0220143,381New
6513 Wildemeade Pl$475,000$1382014-04-2520143,450New
7864 Broomsage Pl$446,200$1572014-03-2120142,849New
7006 Meander Ct$275,0002014-02-172013New
7009 Quail Call Dr$550,0002014-02-172013New
7822 Broomsage Pl$350,000$1122014-01-2020133,113New
6291 Pine Fair Way$249,0002014-01-132013New
6311 Bird Dog Point$280,0002014-01-132013New
6323 Big Dog Point$378,000$1372013-12-1620132,766New
6319 Bird Dog Point$300,000$942013-12-1620133,197New
6014 Brookfair Ln$430,0002013-12-162013New
6990 Big Woods Dr$450,0002013-11-252013New
6569 Lake Pisgah Dr$650,0002013-11-182013New
6331 Bird Dog Point$383,000$1242013-11-1420133,089New
7057 Quail Call Dr$450,0002013-11-042013New
Lake Pisgah Dr$560,0002013-11-042013New
6020 Brookfair Ln$550,000$1512013-10-3120133,636New
6641 Lake Pisgah Dr$450,000$1222013-09-3020133,703New
6327 Bird Dog Point$270,000$892013-09-1620133,026New
6227 Pine Fair Way$490,0002013-08-262013New
6593 Lake Pisgah Dr$500,0002013-07-222013New
6598 Lake Pisgah Dr$350,0002013-07-152013New
7852 Broomsage Pl$370,000$1352013-05-1720132,738New
6755 Lake Pisgah Dr$455,0002013-04-222013New
6557 Summer Duck Rd$579,0002013-04-152013New
6521 Lake Pisgah Dr$436,000$1402013-03-1120123,118New
7099 Quail Call Dr$410,000$1592012-11-1920122,584New
7840 Broomsage Pl$400,0002012-08-062012New
6631 Wildemeade Pl$376,0002012-07-162012New
7121 Switch Grass Way$467,0002012-04-022012New
6000 Brookfair Ln$510,000$1422012-01-2420083,596Resale
6537 Wildemeade Pl$380,000$1292011-12-1920112,946New
7122 Switch Grass Way$320,000$962011-11-2120113,333New
6592 Lake Pisgah Dr$410,0002011-10-312011New
6519 Wildemeade Pl$271,0002011-10-242011New
6617 Lake Pisgah Dr$779,000$1772010-07-1520094,400Resale
7069 Quail Call Dr$500,0002009-11-092009New
7816 Broomsage Pl$440,000$1532009-06-0520092,885New
6215 Pine Fair Way$375,0002009-04-132009New
6995 Big Woods Dr$1,000,000$1782008-11-2420085,626New
7833 Broomsage Pl$380,0002008-09-152008New
7827 Broomsage Pl$400,000$1402008-03-2420082,866New
7810 Broomsage Pl$450,0002008-02-252007New

For additional historical analysis, see our archive of Centerville Conservation market reports. Those reports provide neighborhood-specific context that can help buyers and sellers interpret current listings and recent sales more effectively.

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Community Features, HOA & Utilities

Centerville Conservation’s ownership structure reflects its large-lot, conservation-oriented design. The annual homeowners association assessment is $2,039, and the community does not have a Community Development District.

Prospective buyers should review the community’s governing documents before purchasing. The Centerville Community Owners Association maintains information about the community, and its governing-document library includes declarations, amendments, bylaws, conservation materials, maps, and related documents.

Utility arrangements also differ from what buyers may encounter in more densely developed Tallahassee neighborhoods. Talquin Electric Cooperative provides electric and water service, while natural gas service is associated with the City of Tallahassee. Properties in Centerville Conservation use septic systems rather than a neighborhood sanitary sewer system.

Because homes are located on larger individual sites, buyers should evaluate the specific property’s septic system, drainage, irrigation, landscaping, driveway, fencing, and other site improvements during due diligence. The condition and location of these improvements can affect both future maintenance and the usefulness of the property.

Owners should also become familiar with any architectural, land-use, fencing, accessory-structure, or exterior-improvement requirements that apply through the association. Reviewing the governing documents early can help buyers understand the community’s standards before making plans for significant property changes.

Schools Serving Centerville Conservation

Centerville Conservation is assigned to Roberts Elementary School, William J. Montford III Middle School, and Lawton Chiles High School.

School assignments are an important consideration for many homebuyers, but attendance boundaries can change. Buyers should verify the exact property address with Leon County Schools before relying on an assignment for a purchase decision.

When comparing homes inside Centerville Conservation, school assignment is only one part of the location decision. Buyers should also consider the property’s position within the neighborhood, lot characteristics, access routes, nearby community features, and the amount of land and home maintenance that fits their lifestyle.

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Buying A Home In Centerville Conservation

Buying in Centerville Conservation requires more property-specific analysis than buying in a neighborhood where homes and lots are highly similar. Two houses with comparable square footage can have very different market positions because of acreage, privacy, lake proximity, construction quality, age, updates, outdoor improvements, and overall setting.

Start by comparing a property with the most relevant recent sales rather than relying on a neighborhood-wide average. Recent closed transactions, current competition, days on market, condition, and property features should all be considered together. The relatively small number of annual sales makes careful comparable selection especially important.

Buyers should also evaluate the ownership characteristics that come with larger homesites. Septic systems, drainage, tree coverage, fencing, irrigation, driveways, landscaping, and other site improvements deserve attention during inspections and due diligence. Association documents should also be reviewed before committing to improvements or future property-use plans.

If Centerville Conservation is one of several neighborhoods you are considering, our guide to buying a home in Tallahassee explains the broader purchase process, while the Tallahassee communities directory can help you compare other neighborhoods.

A strong purchase decision in Centerville Conservation comes from understanding both the house and the land. The most useful comparisons account for how the entire property competes with other available and recently sold homes.

Selling A Home In Centerville Conservation

Selling a Centerville Conservation home requires more than applying a neighborhood-wide price per square foot. The community includes substantial variation in lot size, home size, setting, improvements, age, condition, and proximity to neighborhood features. Those differences can materially affect how buyers compare two properties.

A useful pricing analysis should begin with the most comparable recent sales and then account for current active competition. Sellers should pay close attention to differences in acreage, interior updates, outdoor improvements, garages, pools, lake influence, privacy, landscaping, and overall maintenance. A nearby sale is not necessarily a strong comparable simply because it is located within the same neighborhood.

Presentation also matters. Buyers considering Centerville Conservation are often evaluating both the residence and the homesite, so exterior maintenance, landscaping, driveways, outdoor living areas, and the overall condition of the property can influence first impressions before a buyer reaches the interior.

Our Tallahassee home-selling resources explain the broader selling process, while the Centerville Conservation market-report archive provides neighborhood-specific historical context.

For a seller, the objective is not simply to establish what homes in Centerville Conservation have sold for. The objective is to determine where the specific property fits within the current competitive set and position it accordingly.

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Centerville Conservation FAQ

Where is Centerville Conservation located?

Centerville Conservation is located in northeast Tallahassee near Centerville Road and Pisgah Church Road.

How much is the Centerville Conservation HOA?

The Centerville Conservation homeowners association assessment is $2,039 annually.

Does Centerville Conservation have a CDD?

No. Centerville Conservation does not have a Community Development District.

What schools serve Centerville Conservation?

Centerville Conservation is assigned to Roberts Elementary School, William J. Montford III Middle School, and Lawton Chiles High School. Buyers should verify the exact property address with Leon County Schools because attendance boundaries can change.

Does Centerville Conservation have sewer service?

Properties in Centerville Conservation use septic systems rather than a neighborhood sanitary sewer system.

Who provides utilities in Centerville Conservation?

Talquin Electric Cooperative provides electric and water service, and City of Tallahassee natural gas service is available in the area.

What amenities are in Centerville Conservation?

Community features include lakes, a lake house, horse stables, pastures, trails, and conservation areas.

Where can I find past Centerville Conservation market reports?

You can review all past Centerville Conservation market reports for additional neighborhood-specific housing market analysis.

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