Cobblestone Village

About Cobblestone Village

Cobblestone Village is a 36-unit complex from 1972 built to look like a European village, with each unit's front given its own design. The units are two-story townhouse-style condos, usually two bedrooms with a full bath upstairs and half baths, of about 1,320 square feet, plus a few larger end units. Many have a front porch or a back patio, and units near the water look across the river toward the mainland.

Legally these are condos, so the association insures and maintains the buildings, but they live like townhouses, with your own front door and two floors. That sets them apart from both the oceanfront towers and the stacked riverfront condos nearby. For buildings from the early 1970s, ask about the roof, windows and plumbing and what the association has updated.

Building amenities

The community has a pool and a dock on the river for fishing and sunsets. Parking is right in front of the units. Ask the association whether boats may tie up at the dock; it isn't a marina with assigned slips.

Location

Cobblestone Village sits on the river just north of Seabreeze Boulevard. The beach is about half a mile east, with a county beach ramp at Seabreeze, and the restaurants, bars and shops along Seabreeze are within walking distance. Downtown Daytona Beach is just over the river.

Units in Cobblestone Village

Units are two-story condos of about 1,320 square feet. Right now 2 units are for sale, asking $185,000.

Fees, rules and rentals

Monthly fees run about $535 to $560. They usually include cable, internet, building insurance, exterior upkeep, grounds care and pest control, and sometimes trash. Fees change over time, so check the current amount and what it covers on each listing.

Rentals have a six-month minimum; confirm the current rules with the association. Ask it about pet rules too, and ask for the budget, the reserves and any planned special assessments.