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A–ZDaytona Beach · Volusia
Aliki Forum is a 23-story Daytona Beach oceanfront condominium with 42 residences and expansive wraparound terraces. The association highlights floor-to-ceiling windows, a pool and patio close to the beach, and professional onsite management. Its smaller residence count distinguishes it from many of the area's larger towers.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Ashley offers oceanfront condominium living on South Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach Shores. Its community website highlights private beach access and an oceanfront pool, with a spa, sauna and fitness room rounding out the amenities for residents who want both beach time and indoor exercise.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Atlantic Plaza is a smaller, individually owned condominium property with 22 units on New Smyrna Beach. Its public rental materials describe oceanfront and ocean-view accommodations, with balconies and access to a shared pool. The property’s photo gallery offers views of the building, beach access and grounds. Owners have a separate association portal for records, providing a clear distinction between exploring a stay and reviewing condominium ownership.
Ponce Inlet · Volusia
Atlantica is an oceanfront condominium on a vehicle-free beach in Ponce Inlet. The community website describes a pool, sports courts and indoor recreation spaces, including a clubroom, library, gym and sauna. Underground parking and controlled building access add practical features. Its published monthly rental options offer a starting point for buyers considering seasonal use, alongside a review of the current association documents and any applicable rental procedures.
Daytona Beach · Volusia
Bayshore is a condominium community on the Halifax River in Daytona Beach, with balconies and a heated riverside pool. The association lists tennis courts, a fishing pier, fitness areas, game rooms and a party room, offering several ways to enjoy time at home beyond the individual residence.
Daytona Beach · Volusia
Bellair is a condominium community at 2727 North Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach with onsite management. Its association website provides an owner portal, notices, forms and insurance information, as well as published maintenance fee resources that can help prospective buyers gather community documents.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Cambria combines oceanfront living in Hammock Dunes with private elevator entry and inset balconies or lanais. Its 60 residences share an oceanfront pool, fitness facilities, a theater, wine lockers and guest suites. Optional golf club membership adds another choice for owners seeking a coastal home within a private golf community.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Casa Bella is a carriage-home condominium neighborhood in Hammock Dunes, organized into 19 three-story buildings with one residence per floor. Homes offer lake or golf-course views and private two-car garages. A neighborhood amenities center provides a pool, Jacuzzi and fitness room, while upper-floor residences share elevator access.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Castle Reef combines an oceanfront location with tropical gardens on the non-driving section of New Smyrna Beach. The community highlights a swimming pool heated in winter and convenient access to nearby shopping and restaurants. Public photo galleries and association information give buyers a useful first look at the property. Its owner resources also provide a path to reviewing documents and understanding the obligations attached to a condominium purchase.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Cinnamon Beach condominiums offer a coastal setting near Hammock Beach’s main resort, with ocean-facing and lakeside recreation areas. The resort operator describes three-bedroom condominiums and shared pools, a fitness center, recreation room, and game room. The neighborhood’s amenities should be distinguished from the main resort: access through a vacation booking is a separate arrangement from ownership. Buyers can explore official photographs and review the relevant condominium, recreation, and master-association documents.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Ebb Tide is a 53-unit condominium community on South Atlantic Avenue in New Smyrna Beach. Its association maintains an on-site office and a resident information portal. Buyers comparing ownership and vacation use should note that the association office does not operate a rental program; individual owners arrange any rentals themselves or through their chosen manager.
Ormond-by-the-Sea · Volusia
Gemini is a 67-residence oceanfront condominium in Ormond-by-the-Sea, with elevator lobbies serving just two units. Residents have a private staircase to a car-free beach, an oceanfront pool, exercise room, sauna and library/game room. Secure underground parking and individual storage areas add practical conveniences.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Grand Coquina is an oceanfront high-rise at 3333 South Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach Shores. The association highlights direct beach access and views toward the Atlantic Ocean and Halifax River. Indoor and outdoor pools, spas and two fitness centers provide recreation options across different weather conditions. Its location also places residents near dining, shopping and the attractions of Ponce Inlet, making the building an option for buyers seeking a coastal condominium lifestyle.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Hammock Beach’s condominium properties are part of an oceanfront resort setting in Palm Coast, with residences in several distinct associations. The resort describes ocean-view accommodations, golf, dining, and spa facilities. Ownership and club membership are separate decisions: buying a residence does not automatically include full club access. The Club’s Realtor Toolkit provides association contacts, membership information, approved marketing imagery, and rental-program resources for buyers comparing these resort properties.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Inlet Marina Villas has a riverfront setting along the Intracoastal Waterway at the north end of New Smyrna Beach’s barrier island. The gated condominium community sits beside Smyrna Dunes Park, bringing waterfront scenery and nearby outdoor recreation together. Its five-story buildings offer a distinct alternative to the oceanfront complexes farther south. Public and owner document portals provide a starting point for researching association requirements and specific ownership opportunities.
Palm Coast · Flagler
La Grande Provence comprises two oceanfront condominium buildings within Hammock Dunes, with 92 residences between them. Floor plans span two to four bedrooms, and the community describes ocean views from every unit. A heated swimming pool and dune walkover provide recreation and direct beach access, with underground parking beneath the buildings.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Le Jardin offers 26 residences with private elevator access, spacious balconies, and ocean and garden views. Each home has its own two-car garage with attached storage. Shared amenities include a theater, wine room, fitness center, indoor swim spa and rooftop deck, providing recreation and gathering spaces within the condominium.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Moontide offers oceanfront condominium living along New Smyrna Beach’s no-drive beach. The on-site rental operator describes one-, two- and three-bedroom residences, covered garage parking, a heated rooftop pool and recreation courts. Layouts and interior finishes vary by privately owned unit.
Flagler Beach · Flagler
Ocean Beach Club One is located along A1A with Atlantic Ocean views in Flagler Beach. The association describes 42 residences with ocean views and a substantial shared swimming pool. Tennis, pickleball, shuffleboard and outdoor grilling areas add recreation choices, with an on-site laundry room among the community facilities.
Daytona Beach · Volusia
Ocean Jewels Club is a Daytona Beach condominium community with individually owned units ranging from compact studios to a two-bedroom penthouse. Its association describes an oceanfront deck with two full-size pools, charcoal grills and seating, with both rental and permanent-residence options described on the community website.
Daytona Beach · Volusia
Ocean Ritz is an oceanfront condominium at the northern end of Daytona Beach, with floor-to-ceiling windows and private wraparound balconies. The association describes a heated beachfront pool, barbecue area, gym and social room, along with reserved underground parking and gated beach access.
Flagler Beach · Flagler
Ocean View Manor is a Flagler Beach condominium on A1A with private beach access and views toward the ocean and Intracoastal golf-course setting. Its association lists a swimming pool, exercise room, tennis, shuffleboard, underground parking, and shared laundry rooms. The public website also provides photographs and substantial owner information, including a January 2026 FAQ, inspection reports, reserve studies, and governing documents for buyers researching the building.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Ocean Walk is a New Smyrna Beach condominium community on the river side of Atlantic Avenue. Its Building Two association describes a 20-building community with shared amenities and a beach-access walkway. A master association governs common community matters, while each building has its own condominium association. That layered structure makes both master and building documents relevant when comparing residences, costs and maintenance responsibilities.
Daytona Beach · Volusia
Ocean Walk Resort South Tower is served by its own condominium association in Daytona Beach at 300 North Atlantic Avenue. The official association website provides an owner portal for documents, calendars and community communications. This is the Daytona Beach resort community, separate from Ocean Walk in New Smyrna Beach.
Ponce Inlet · Volusia
Oceanquest is a Ponce Inlet condominium community on South Atlantic Avenue with two- and three-bedroom residences. Its published amenities combine a heated pool with tennis, pickleball and basketball, plus a gym, library and social room. In-unit laundry and underground parking add practical conveniences. The official site provides community management contacts and an owners section, giving buyers a direct starting point for further research about the building.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Oceans Cloverleaf North sits on the peninsula between the Atlantic Ocean and Halifax River in Daytona Beach Shores. Built in the mid-1990s, the community is surrounded by the Oceans Golf Club and is within walking distance of the beach, according to its association. This setting offers an alternative to a directly oceanfront tower, with access to coastal recreation and the wider Daytona Beach area from an established condominium neighborhood.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Oceans Cloverleaf South is a condominium community at 3 Oceans West Boulevard in Daytona Beach Shores. Its association maintains dedicated buyer resources with links to floor plans, amenities, rules and monthly assessment information, along with owner resources and a published office contact for community questions.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Oceans Five is an oceanfront condominium on South Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach Shores. The association describes direct beach access, an oceanfront pool, fitness facilities and social areas, combining outdoor recreation with shared indoor space. Its coastal location provides access to local dining and shopping as well as the broader Daytona Beach area. Prospective owners can explore the building’s official information and compare particular units, views and current association obligations.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Oceans Four is a beachfront condominium community on South Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach Shores. Its association highlights views toward the Atlantic and Intracoastal Waterway, direct beach access, and both indoor and outdoor pools. Fitness facilities add another recreation option close to home. The surrounding area provides shopping, dining and coastal attractions, making the building a useful comparison for buyers who want a beachside address with multiple shared amenities.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Oceans One is an established oceanfront condominium at 3051 South Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach Shores. Its association highlights direct beach access and a location near parks, dining, shopping and coastal attractions. The building’s setting supports both time by the ocean and trips throughout the Daytona Beach area. Buyers can use the association website to begin exploring this community before evaluating individual residences and reviewing current building documents.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Oceans Ten is a 12-story oceanfront condominium with 77 one- and two-bedroom residences in Daytona Beach Shores. An atrium with cascading plants and a glass elevator gives the building a distinctive interior setting. Recreation includes heated indoor and outdoor oceanfront pools, a Jacuzzi, sauna and fitness room. The association also highlights assigned underground parking and bike storage, alongside access to nearby everyday services and recreation.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Oceans Three is a condominium community at 3043 South Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach Shores. Its association highlights Atlantic Ocean and Halifax River views and a location near shops, restaurants and local recreation. An oceanfront pool and deck provide outdoor gathering space, while a community room and exercise room offer indoor options. Underground parking adds a practical feature for buyers comparing coastal condominium buildings.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Oceans West One is a condominium community at 1 Oceans West Boulevard in Daytona Beach Shores. Its association website gives prospective buyers access to floor plans, governing documents, rules and buyer application materials, with additional information available through the management office and owner login.
Ormond Beach · Volusia
Ormond Heritage occupies the former Ormond Hotel site overlooking the Halifax River. Its architecture recalls the historic hotel while providing condominium residences with balconies and a variety of floor plans. The association describes 156 units on six acres, with floor plans published for prospective residents to explore. This riverfront setting offers a distinct alternative to oceanfront towers for buyers drawn to Ormond Beach’s historic character.
Bunnell · Flagler
Palm Pointe I is a condominium community at 4600 East Moody Boulevard in Bunnell. Its management website describes a shared pool and clubhouse, with billiards, a workout room and barbecue area. The location provides access to shopping and dining, while residents can obtain community documents and submit maintenance requests through an online portal.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Peck Plaza is a condominium community at 2625 South Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach Shores. Its association website provides a direct connection to the management office for community questions and estoppel requests, making it a useful starting point when gathering information for a purchase.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Portofino is an eleven-story oceanfront condominium with 58 residences inside Hammock Dunes. Private elevator foyers and ocean-facing balconies complement shared amenities including a pool, spa, theater and fitness center. A dune walkover provides beach access, while guest suites and social spaces support entertaining beyond the individual residence.
Ormond-by-the-Sea · Volusia
Regency Plaza is an oceanfront condominium community in Ormond-by-the-Sea with 133 residences. Its one-, two- and three-bedroom units have balconies and ocean views, according to the association. Shared amenities include an oceanside pool, private beach entrance, fitness center, library and social spaces. Nearby shops and restaurants add convenience, while the association’s published rental minimum helps buyers distinguish its residential character from buildings with very short stays.
Ponce Inlet · Volusia
Sandcastle is a condominium community on South Atlantic Avenue in Ponce Inlet. Its association website provides two- and three-bedroom floor plans and an accessible collection of governing documents, including rules, bylaws and declaration amendments. The management office is the published contact for additional community information.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Savona provides a smaller oceanfront condominium setting within Hammock Dunes, with 35 residences and open-air breezeways. Through Porto Mar membership, residents share amenities at neighboring Portofino, including a pool, spa, fitness center and theater. The community page also describes a nearby dune walkover and proximity to the Hammock Dunes Clubhouse.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Sea Coast Gardens II and III occupy an oceanfront setting on New Smyrna Beach’s non-driving shoreline. The two buildings contain 170 condominiums, with one- and two-bedroom layouts. Shared recreation includes two main pools, two children’s pools, shuffleboard and a clubhouse. Beach access is a central attraction. Buyers can compare unit outlooks and interiors while reviewing the association’s current property updates, rules and financial documents.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Seaward is a 48-unit condominium community in the Silver Sands area of New Smyrna Beach. Established in 1971, it occupies a Saxon Drive address and has a community board with professional property management. Its official website publishes association documents and ongoing property updates, including work affecting common spaces. Buyers interested in a smaller established condominium can use those resources to investigate the community and current maintenance plans.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Shore Villas is a smaller condominium community with direct access to New Smyrna Beach’s non-driving shoreline. Its published property information highlights an oceanfront pool and a residential setting, with private bedrooms, kitchens and living areas in rental accommodations. Professional management supports owners and guests. Buyers can explore the public property information and then obtain the applicable association documents, rental requirements and details of any individual unit.
Ponce Inlet · Volusia
Southpoint is an oceanfront condominium community in Ponce Inlet along a drive-free stretch of beach. Its on-site website describes a heated outdoor pool, seaside deck, grills and covered parking. The community offers two- and three-bedroom residences through its rental program, giving visitors a way to experience the setting. Buyers can explore that official information while separately confirming current ownership costs, rental requirements and unit-specific conditions.
Daytona Beach · Volusia
Summer Winds is a beachside condominium on Daytona Beach's peninsula, positioned between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. Its association website brings together governing documents, meeting notices and architectural review information. A resident-elected board and Tout Management provide the published points of contact for community operations.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Sun Beach Club is a New Smyrna Beach condominium community offering two- and three-bedroom floor plans. Landscaped grounds surround a heated pool, hot tub and lanai area, while public beach access is across the street. The association highlights its position beside Ocean Village Shopping Center, providing nearby dining and everyday services. Buyers can use its official website and published documents to compare unit layouts and community requirements.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Surf Club II is an oceanfront condominium property within the Matanzas Shores master community in northern Flagler County. Its association website provides condominium documents for prospective owners and a separate owner portal. The governing documents describe a dedicated pool-and-spa association shared with Surf Club III. The wider master community supplies additional shared amenities, giving buyers several association layers to review alongside the condominium’s coastal location.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Surfside Club is a low-rise, mid-century condominium community in Daytona Beach Shores, built in 1970. Its association highlights direct beach access and an oceanfront pool, giving it a different scale from the area’s taller towers. The South Atlantic Avenue location also provides access to nearby Ponce Inlet attractions. Buyers interested in an established, lower-rise beach community can explore official information before comparing the available residences and building records.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
Surfside is an oceanfront condominium community in New Smyrna Beach. Its association website provides a direct route to management and an owner document portal, making it a starting point for researching the building and requesting the information needed for a purchase.
Daytona Beach · Volusia
The Aliki is a 20-story oceanfront condominium in Daytona Beach with 120 residences. Floor-to-ceiling windows and wraparound balconies are defining features, while the grounds include a heated pool, barbecue area and gated beach access. The association also describes a dedicated onsite maintenance team.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
The Inlet is an oceanfront condominium community on Minorca Beach Way at the northern end of New Smyrna Beach. Its official community and rental site describes ocean-view residences and a range of shared recreation, including heated pools, spas, tennis courts and fitness facilities. Covered garages and a clubhouse add conveniences, while the nearby dunes park and waterfront setting provide options for enjoying the surrounding coast.
Daytona Beach · Volusia
The Mediterranean is a 21-story condominium at the Daytona Beach–Ormond Beach line. The association describes 56 residences with large balconies and views of the Atlantic and Halifax River. An oceanfront pool, spa and exercise facility support recreation, while an expansive club room includes entertaining and gathering areas. Enclosed parking and individual storage add practical features to a building designed around larger residences and shared indoor and outdoor spaces.
Ormond-by-the-Sea · Volusia
The Ormondy is an oceanfront condominium on the no-drive beach in Ormond-by-the-Sea, an unincorporated part of Volusia County. The community has 71 residences and a top-floor clubroom for owner gatherings, plus a beachfront pool area with a gazebo and an onsite gym area.
New Smyrna Beach · Volusia
The Pelican is an Atlantic-front condominium community at 2401 South Atlantic Avenue in New Smyrna Beach. Its community rental program describes one-, two- and three-bedroom residences across six floor plans, with interiors reflecting individual ownership. The website includes an aerial tour and floor-plan information for exploring the setting.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
The Peninsula is an oceanfront condominium on South Atlantic Avenue with a 23-story atrium and private beach access. Residents have indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness center, saunas, a library and a penthouse clubroom, while secured underground parking and onsite management support everyday condominium living.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Tidelands pairs Palm Coast condominium living with recreation areas at the clubhouse and Intracoastal Waterway. The association lists pools and spas, tennis and pickleball courts, a walking trail and gazebo. Its clubhouse includes a fitness center, gathering space, game room and pool table, creating several options for exercise and social time.
Ormond Beach · Volusia
Tidesfall is an oceanfront condominium community on South Atlantic Avenue in Ormond Beach. The association highlights an ocean-view pool and a social room, making both beach time and neighborhood activities part of its appeal. Its public website includes a photo collection showing the building and coastal setting, plus board notices and contact information. Buyers can use those resources to explore the community before reviewing unit-specific details and current association documents.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Towers Grande is a Daytona Beach Shores high-rise north of the Dunlawton Bridge and Ponce Inlet. The association highlights Atlantic coastline and Halifax River views, with official resources explaining use and rental requirements. Its two-week rental minimum and stated occupancy limit give buyers clear issues to compare with their intended use. The website also links moving rules and regulations, supporting a practical review before selecting a residence.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Tuscany offers 64 oceanfront residences in Hammock Dunes, with private elevator foyers and balconies facing the ocean and sunset. Its adjacent beach club brings together a pool, spa, fitness center and social room. A dune walkover connects the recreation area to the beach, and residences include two under-building parking spaces.
Daytona Beach Shores · Volusia
Twenty Six Twenty Six is a beachside condominium community on South Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach Shores. Its association emphasizes poolside recreation and a location close to the shore. Unlike many public community pages, the website also provides a straightforward FAQ explaining rental duration, unit use and voting rights. Buyers can use those published details to compare the building’s operating rules with their intended full-time, seasonal or rental use.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Viscaya offers Mediterranean-inspired carriage-home condominiums within Hammock Dunes, with two-car garages and balconies or terraces. The community describes lake and natural-area views, with golf-course views from some residences. Exterior building maintenance and groundskeeping are included in monthly fees, and selected homes feature elevators, providing alternatives to tower-style condominium living.
Palm Coast · Flagler
Yacht Harbor Village places condominium residences in an Intracoastal setting with a marina and recreation facilities. Hammock Beach’s operator describes a racquets center, waterside pool and spa, fitness center, and business center, about two and a half miles from the main resort. Its public condominium page provides photographs and examples of waterfront balconies and floor-plan sizes. Buyers should confirm the membership and access arrangements attached to a specific residence separately from vacation-rental guest benefits.
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