Deltona, FL
Deltona is a large city in southwest Volusia County along I-4, between Daytona Beach and Orlando, with dozens of lakes and mostly single-family homes on their own lots.
About Deltona
Deltona began in the 1960s as a planned community and grew into one of the largest cities in Volusia County. It sits on rolling, sandy ground dotted with lakes, just north of Lake Monroe and the St. Johns River.
The city is almost entirely residential, laid out in long, winding streets of single-family homes. Shopping centers line the main roads, and Orlando-area jobs and attractions are within reach by I-4.
Things to do
Lakes are part of daily life here. Many streets run past small lakes, and some have parks, fishing spots and boat ramps. Lake Monroe and the St. Johns River to the south are good for boating and fishing.
Nature parks are close by. Lyonia Preserve in Deltona protects scrub habitat with walking trails. Gemini Springs in DeBary and Blue Spring State Park in Orange City, a winter gathering spot for manatees, are a short drive away.
Getting around
I-4 runs along the west side of the city, connecting Deltona to Orlando to the southwest and to Daytona Beach to the northeast. Saxon Boulevard and Howland Boulevard are main local roads. A SunRail commuter station is in neighboring DeBary.
Orlando Sanford International Airport is about 20 to 25 minutes away. Downtown Orlando and the Daytona Beach area are each about 40 minutes, depending on traffic.
Homes in Deltona
Deltona's market is almost all single-family homes, many built from the 1980s on, with some newer construction. Most sit on their own lots, and most have no HOA. A few homes back up to a lake.
Many Deltona homes use a septic tank instead of city sewer, and some have a well for irrigation, so check each listing for water and sewer details. Right now 35 homes in Deltona are for sale on this site, asking from $152,000 to $610,000, with a median of $350,000.
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Questions about Deltona
Is Deltona near the beach?
Deltona is inland. The Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach shoreline is about 45 minutes northeast by I-4.
How far is Deltona from Orlando?
Downtown Orlando is about 40 minutes by I-4, depending on traffic. Orlando Sanford International Airport is about 20 to 25 minutes away, and a SunRail station is in nearby DeBary.
What kinds of homes are in Deltona?
Almost all single-family homes on their own lots. Condos and townhomes are rare.
Do Deltona homes have septic tanks?
Many do. Check each listing for water and sewer details, and plan a septic inspection if the home has one.
Are Deltona homes in a flood zone?
It depends on the home, especially near lakes. Check the flood zone on each listing, and get an insurance quote before you make an offer.
How many homes are for sale in Deltona?
Right now 35 homes in Deltona are for sale on this site, with a median asking price of $350,000. Some homes are listed only in a neighboring MLS, so ask for a private search to see everything.
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Market numbers are based on homes for sale in the MLS shown on this site and update hourly. Area descriptions are general information.