Single Family Homes for Sale in Haverhill, Florida
- Listed now
- 6
- Median sold, 12 mo
- $518,000
- Median sold $/sq ft
- $328
- Median days to close
- 16
- Sales, 12 mo
- 14
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Single Family Homes for Sale in Haverhill — A Local's Guide
- Homes sold, last 12 months
- 14
- Median sale price
- $518K
- Median time on market
- 16 days
Haverhill is a small town in central Palm Beach County along Haverhill Road, west of West Palm Beach, with mostly single-family homes on larger lots than the surrounding suburbs. It is a quiet, low-turnover enclave whose appeal is space plus proximity to the airport and downtown.
Single-family homes in Haverhill mean land, privacy and control — no shared walls, no association tower rules, and the ability to renovate or add on where zoning allows. In a market known for larger-lot homes along Haverhill Road, houses carry the scarcity premium: land is the one thing this coast cannot make more of, and well-located lots underwrite value through every cycle.
Buyer questions
- Do single-family homes in Haverhill have HOA fees?
- Many don't — outside gated and master-planned communities, houses in Haverhill typically carry no association at all. Where an HOA exists, fees are usually modest compared to condo buildings because there's no tower to staff or insure. Each listing on this page shows any association fee.
- What does homeowners insurance look like for a Haverhill house?
- Insurance is a real line item in South Florida and varies with roof age, construction year and flood zone more than with price. Newer roofs and post-2002 construction quote dramatically better. We flag the insurance profile of any house you're considering before you offer.
- How do I tour a home in Haverhill?
- Every listing on this page has an inquiry form that reaches the broker directly — or call +1 786-370-8570. We arrange private showings around your schedule, including video tours for out-of-town buyers, and there is never an obligation.