Apartments With Pools in Palm Coast, FL
11 verified options · Palm Coast, FL · Updated Jul 2026
Compare communities whose verified amenity lists include a pool in Palm Coast. Every community below has a full review page with recurring resident feedback, advertised rent information and verified property details.
As of mid-2026 public listings, one-bedroom rents in Palm Coast's newer Town Center communities generally run about $1,400-$1,650, while income-restricted properties in that same corridor start closer to $1,000-$1,250. Older, established communities like Integra Woods fall in between, typically $1,200-$1,400 for a one-bedroom.
Evolve Palm Coast
Town Center · $1,475-$2,011
✓ Brand-new (2025) construction with high-end unit features like quartz counters, large kitchen islands, and vaulted ceilings
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Integra Woods
Near Old Kings Rd & Highway 100 · $1,201-$2,615
✓ Longer operating history (built 2009) with a large accumulated base of resident reviews that skews strongly positive
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Marbella Palm Coast
Near Cypress Point Pkwy & Perigon Dr · $1,505-$2,029
✓ Controlled, gated access is frequently cited by residents as a security plus
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Pointe Grand Palm Coast
Near Old Kings Rd, north Palm Coast · $1,375-$1,911
✓ Similar upscale two-bedroom-only product to its Town Center sister property, opened slightly earlier (2023), giving it a short but established track record
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Pointe Grand Town Center
Town Center Blvd · $1,475-$2,149
✓ Brand-new (2026) construction with upscale finishes (quartz counters, stainless appliances, keyless entry) at a relatively accessible two-bedroom price point
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The Palms at Town Center
Town Center, near Bulldog Dr · $1,432-$1,725
✓ Income-restricted affordable and workforce housing broadens access for renters priced out of Palm Coast's market-rate options
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The Promenade at Town Center
Town Center, near Central Ave · $1,500-$2,450
✓ Newest (2026) mixed-use development in Palm Coast, pairing street-level retail/dining with residences above
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The Reserve at Brookhaven
Town Center, near Brookhaven Ct N · $1,626-$1,900
✓ Villa/townhome-style layout with attached garages appeals to renters who want a single-family-home feel without ownership
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Tuscan Reserve Apartments
Near Highway 100 / SR-100 · $1,497-$2,035
✓ Wide range of eight floor plans (1-3BR) gives flexibility for different household sizes
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Viva Palm Coast
Near Belle Terre Pkwy & Cypress Point Pkwy · $1,859-$2,369
✓ Distinctive single-family-home-style layout with private fenced yards, a rare format in Palm Coast's apartment market
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Wilton Palm Coast
Town Center, near Palm Coast Pkwy & Town Center Blvd · $1,410-$2,180
✓ Brand-new construction with high-end finishes that renters often compare favorably to older Palm Coast stock
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