Port Orange, FL
Port Orange lies just south of Daytona Beach along the Halifax River, with riverfront homes, golf and fly-in communities, and mainland neighborhoods a short drive from the beach.
About Port Orange
Port Orange is mostly a mainland city that runs from the Halifax River west past I-95. A few neighborhoods with Port Orange addresses, such as Wilbur-by-the-Sea, sit across the river on the beachside. It is mostly residential, with neighborhoods of single-family homes spread across the city and shopping centers along Dunlawton Avenue, Clyde Morris Boulevard and Williamson Boulevard. The east side near the river has older streets and waterfront homes. West of I-95, the neighborhoods are generally newer, with more gated and planned communities.
Spruce Creek winds through the southern part of the city, and the Spruce Creek Fly-In, a gated community built around a private runway where many homes have their own hangars, sits along it.
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Things to do
The Halifax River is the city's front yard, with a riverfront park and walking paths near the Dunlawton bridge, fishing spots and boat ramps. Spruce Creek is a favorite for kayaking and paddling through tree-lined water. The Sugar Mill Ruins, the remains of a 19th-century sugar plantation, sit inside a garden park off Old Sugar Mill Road.
Golfers have several courses in and around the city, and the city runs parks and ball fields. The Pavilion at Port Orange has shopping and dining. The beach is a short drive east over the bridge, through Daytona Beach Shores.
Getting around
Dunlawton Avenue is the main east-west road. It crosses the Halifax River to the beachside on the east and meets I-95 on the west, where it becomes Taylor Road. Daytona Beach International Airport and the Speedway are about 15 to 20 minutes north, New Smyrna Beach is a short drive south, and Orlando is about an hour away using I-95 and I-4.
Homes in Port Orange
Port Orange is mostly a single-family town. About three out of four homes for sale are houses, and the rest are a mix of townhouses, condos and manufactured homes. Most homes were built from the 1970s through the 2000s, with some newer construction on the west side. Many homes have private pools, and waterfront choices include homes on the Halifax River, on Spruce Creek, and on lakes and canals.
HOA situations vary a lot. Many older neighborhoods have no HOA at all, while gated and planned communities have monthly fees and their own rules. A few communities are age-restricted 55+, so read the association's rules on any home in one. Right now 314 homes are for sale in Port Orange, asking from $65,000 to $2.95 million, with a median of $320,000.
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Questions about Port Orange
Is Port Orange on the beach?
Most of Port Orange is on the mainland, along the Halifax River, and the beach is a short drive east across the Dunlawton Avenue bridge, usually 10 to 20 minutes. A few neighborhoods with Port Orange addresses, such as Wilbur-by-the-Sea, are on the beachside.
What kinds of homes are in Port Orange?
Mostly single-family houses, plus townhouses, condos and some manufactured homes. You'll find riverfront homes, golf and gated communities, fly-in homes with hangars and many neighborhoods with no HOA.
Does Port Orange have homes with no HOA?
Yes. Many older neighborhoods have no HOA. Check each listing, since gated and planned communities do have fees and rules.
What is the Spruce Creek Fly-In?
A gated community along Spruce Creek built around a private runway, where many homes have their own aircraft hangars and taxiway access.
How far is Port Orange from Orlando?
About an hour by car using I-95 and I-4, depending on traffic.
Are homes in Port Orange in a flood zone?
It depends on the home. Check the flood zone on each listing and ask your insurance agent for a quote before you make an offer.
How many homes are for sale in Port Orange?
Right now 314 homes are for sale in Port Orange, with a median asking price of $320,000. This page updates every hour.
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