Woodmere

About Woodmere

Woodmere is one of the older subdivisions on the mainland side of Ormond Beach. Homes were built from 1963 to 1976, and the streets are lined with mature trees. Many streets are loops and cul-de-sacs with names that end in "wood," such as Candlewood, Knollwood and Lindenwood. The southern part is often called Woodmere South.

There is no homeowners' association. Owners can add a pool, a shed or a parking pad for a boat or RV without board approval, as long as they follow city codes.

Amenities and community

Woodmere has no community pool or clubhouse. Instead, Sanchez Park sits at the edge of the neighborhood, with a public boat ramp on the river and fishing docks. Tomoka State Park and the Ormond Scenic Loop are a few minutes north.

Location and getting around

The Halifax River is a few blocks east of much of the neighborhood. Downtown Ormond Beach, with its restaurants, shops and the parks around the Granada Bridge, is a short bike ride south. The beach is about 3 miles away across the bridge. US-1 and I-95 are a few minutes west.

Homes in Woodmere

Woodmere is made up of single-family homes, many of them concrete block, most with a one- or two-car garage. Sizes run from about 1,625 to 1,930 square feet. Some homes have a screened pool, and corner lots and larger lots give room for extra parking. Right now 5 homes are for sale, asking from $340,000 to $480,000, with a median of $370,000.