Ormond Beach

Ormond Beach is a quaint seaside city that shares a ‘fast past’ with its neighbor to the south, Daytona Beach. Some of the first automobile races took place along the long, hard-packed white sand at Ormond Beach, earning the area the title ‘Birthplace of Speed’. Yet despite its reputation for speediness, the pace of life is relatively slow in Ormond Beach. The small-town charm, sweeping ocean views, stunning trails, and prime Florida Atlantic coast real estate make this a highly sought-after destination for homebuyers and visitors alike.


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Ormond Beach, FL Real Estate

Homebuyers are spoiled for choices when it comes to Ormond Beach homes for sale. The Florida real estate here ranges from palatial waterfront properties with private docks and boat lifts to luxury townhomes in gated communities, beach condos, and spacious single-family homes.

Ormond Beach has a very pleasant climate with year-round sunshine, and most properties are built with this in mind. Homes in Ormond Beach may feature swimming pools, lanais, and gazebos. They may also have backyards with lush greenery, ponds, or even views of the ocean.

Waterfront properties in Ormond Beach are typically located on either side of the Halifax River, which is an intracoastal waterway that runs parallel to the beach. To the east of the river, there are beachfront homes just steps from the sand, while homes on the west have river views.

Gated communities are prevalent in Ormond Beach. The benefits of living in a gated community include safety and security, privacy, and access to facilities like tennis courts, pools, and recreation centers. Condo buildings in Ormond Beach also offer recreational facilities.

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About Ormond Beach 

Ormond Beach is located just north of Daytona Beach on Florida’s Atlantic coast. Daytona Beach is just a 15-minute drive from Ormond Beach. The drive to Orlando from Ormond Beach can take anywhere from one hour to two hours depending on traffic.

The history of the city dates back to 1643 when a ship carrying a group of Quakers blew off course and washed up ashore. The travelers were on their way to New England, but decided to settle here. The city was later named after a sea captain named James Ormond I who brought Franciscan settlers to Florida.

Today Ormond Beach has a resort-like atmosphere thanks to its beautiful beach and parks. However, most of the people in Ormond Beach are permanent residents. The city has become somewhat of a bedroom community for people who commute to work in Orlando and Daytona Beach.

Ormond Beach Amenities & Attractions

Ormond Beach has all the amenities you would expect of a beachfront community in Florida. There are plenty of green spaces to explore, as well as enticing restaurants, shops, grocery stores, recreational facilities, and schools. 

Spend your morning biking around the Ormond Scenic Loop under a canopy of trees. Andy Romano Beachfront Park is the perfect place to spend your afternoon on the beach as it has pavilions, a playground, and a splash pool for the kids.

Outdoors types can explore Tomoka State Park with its nature trails and lagoons. Popular activities at the park include canoeing, fishing, and bird-watching. You can even stay overnight at one of the full-facility campsites.

After having fun in the Florida sunshine, enjoy casual dining at Ormond Garage, a converted 1904 car garage for race cars that were participating in the beach races. The garage was the first ‘gasoline alley” before Indianapolis Speedway and gave drivers and mechanics a place to rest their heads before and after the race. 

If you are looking for an equally historic, but elevated dining experience be sure to check out Rose Villa Southern Table and Bar. Built in the late 1800s, the building was a bed and breakfast and later a real estate office. In 2007 it was restored to its Victorian-era glory. 

FAQs

What is Ormond Beach known for?

Ormond Beach is just north of Daytona Beach, but it has a much more relaxed atmosphere. It is known for its long stretch of hard-packed golden sand and its numerous parks, many of which are along the water. It is also known as the ‘birthplace of speed’ because of the world-famous car races that used to take place on the beach in the 1900s.

How far is Ormond Beach from Orlando?

Ormond Beach is located 62 miles northeast of Orlando on Florida’s Atlantic coast. It takes about an hour to drive from Ormond Beach to Orlando and its amusement parks.

Does Ormond Beach have nice beaches?

The main beach in Ormond Beach is a long stretch of golden sand that fronts the Atlantic Ocean. You won’t find high rises or hotels lining the beach—just lifeguard stands backed by dunes. Andy Romano Beachfront Park is a great place to spend the day, as it has plenty of parking, public restrooms, a playground, splash pad and picnic areas.

Is Ormond Beach a good place to live?

If you prefer easy-going, relaxed beach towns over bustling coastal cities, Ormond Beach is a great place to call home. You have miles of sand to enjoy, beautiful parks and great amenities such as restaurants and independent shops. Plus, Daytona Beach is just a short drive away and Orlando is easily accessible.

Does Ormond Beach get hurricanes?

You don’t have to worry about hurricanes as much in Ormond Beach as you would in other Atlantic Coast cities. By the time many hurricanes make it up to the northern Atlantic coast, they have dissipated into tropical storms. However, the rainy season between June and November can bring heavy storms, so homeowners may want to invest in features such as storm shutters and top-quality drainage systems.

Is Ormond Beach a good place to invest in real estate?

Ormond Beach has a diverse array of real estate on offer, from golf villas to condos in gated communities, single-family homes and townhomes with space to spread out. First-time home buyers will find affordable starter homes, while luxury buyers can opt for opulent waterfront properties. Demand for homes in Ormond Beach has remained steady over the past few years, so properties tend to sell for asking or over. For these reasons, now is a good time to invest in a home in Ormond Beach.


Ormond Beach Real Estate Stats

Average Home Price $453K
Lowest Listing Price $0
Highest Listing Price $4B
Total Property Listings 532,775
Avg. Days On Market 203
Avg. Price/SQFT $257

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