Breakaway Trails

About Breakaway Trails

Breakaway Trails was built from the late 1980s into the 2000s on the west side of Ormond Beach. Both entrances have guard gates staffed around the clock. The streets wind past ponds, lakes and wooded preserve, and many homes back up to trees or water instead of another house.

The community has a few named sections, including Carriage Creek, The Preserve and an estate homes section with larger lots. ICI Homes built many of the houses, and you'll also find custom homes from local builders.

Amenities and community

The homeowners' association owns a clubhouse with a community pool and tennis courts, along with pickleball and basketball courts, a ball field, a playground, a dog park and a picnic pavilion. Sidewalks and walking paths run through the neighborhood.

Location and getting around

Breakaway Trails sits west of I-95, a few minutes from the interstate and close to I-4 for trips toward Orlando. Grocery stores, restaurants, shopping and hospitals are a short drive away. The beach is about 20 to 25 minutes east by car, at the Granada Boulevard beach access.

Homes in Breakaway Trails

Homes here are all single-family houses, from one-story block homes to large two-story brick homes, built between 1987 and 2005. Lot sizes vary a lot: most are typical suburban lots, but the estate and preserve sections have lots of half an acre or more. Many homes have screened pools. Right now 17 homes are for sale, asking from $350,000 to $1.49 million, with a median of $560,000.

Fees and rules

Breakaway Trails has one homeowners' association for the whole community, about $140 to $145 a month in 2026. It covers the staffed gates and security, the clubhouse, pool and courts, and the common grounds. There are no neighborhood sub-associations on top and no CDD. Fees change over time, so check the current amount on each listing.