Cities Near Union County, Florida

A

Alachua

$515 to $13,934
91 Rentals
A

Archer

$610 to $7,391
71 Rentals
B

Baldwin

$546 to $3,327
103 Rentals
B

Bell

$515 to $7,391
79 Rentals
B

Branford

$515 to $7,391
79 Rentals
B

Brooker

$493 to $3,511
81 Rentals
B

Bryceville

$546 to $115,000
102 Rentals
Charleston

Charleston

$200 to $23,000
987 Rentals
Daytona Beach

Daytona Beach

$550 to $6,670
651 Rentals
E

Earleton

$493 to $3,500
91 Rentals
E

Edgar

$500 to $3,500
90 Rentals
FS

Fanning Springs

$515 to $7,391
77 Rentals
F

Florahome

$493 to $3,569
92 Rentals
FW

Fort White

$515 to $7,391
78 Rentals
G

Gainesville

$430 to $13,934
620 Rentals
GS

Glen Saint Mary

$493 to $3,327
96 Rentals
G

Graham

$493 to $3,511
82 Rentals
G

Grandin

$493 to $3,500
94 Rentals
H

Hampton

$493 to $3,511
90 Rentals
H

Hawthorne

$500 to $3,500
91 Rentals
HS

High Springs

$515 to $7,391
81 Rentals
H

Hollister

$493 to $5,093
88 Rentals
I

Interlachen

$493 to $3,500
97 Rentals
Jacksonville

Jacksonville

$100 to $115,000
1,900 Rentals
J

Jasper

$549 to $2,160
90 Rentals
KH

Keystone Heights

$493 to $3,500
98 Rentals
KH

Keystone Hgts

$493 to $3,500
93 Rentals
LC

La Crosse

$515 to $3,603
78 Rentals
LB

Lake Butler

$493 to $3,603
87 Rentals
LC

Lake City

$500 to $1,275
119 Rentals
LG

Lake Geneva

$493 to $3,500
95 Rentals
Lakeland

Lakeland

$315 to $4,739
437 Rentals
LO

Land OLake

$515 to $7,391
74 Rentals
L

Lawtey

$493 to $3,327
88 Rentals
L

Lulu

$493 to $7,391
77 Rentals
M

Macclenny

$546 to $3,327
102 Rentals
M

Melrose

$493 to $3,500
100 Rentals
M

Middleburg

$799 to $3,327
137 Rentals
NV

Nassau Village-Ratliff

$950 to $7,256
64 Rentals
N

Newberry

$515 to $7,391
82 Rentals
OB

O Brien

$515 to $7,391
80 Rentals
OP

Oakleaf Plantation

$799 to $3,485
99 Rentals
O

Olustee

$493 to $3,511
78 Rentals
Orlando

Orlando

$350 to $17,070
1,501 Rentals
PF

Penney Farms

$367 to $5,093
83 Rentals
PH

Putnam Hall

$493 to $3,500
95 Rentals
R

Raiford

$493 to $3,511
89 Rentals
SG

Saint George

$795 to $3,327
95 Rentals
S

Sanderson

$493 to $3,327
88 Rentals
Sarasota

Sarasota

$493 to $151,515
775 Rentals
S

Starke

$493 to $3,471
110 Rentals
Tallahassee

Tallahassee

$309 to $14,121
1,179 Rentals
Tampa

Tampa

$509 to $145,939
2,081 Rentals
T

Trenton

$515 to $7,391
78 Rentals
W

Waldo

$493 to $3,500
89 Rentals
W

Watertown

$493 to $7,391
78 Rentals
W

Wellborn

$515 to $7,391
74 Rentals
WS

White Springs

$493 to $2,189
87 Rentals
WS

Worthington Springs

$493 to $3,603
79 Rentals
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