c.1928 Florida Stucco Home For Sale $180K – 10 Minutes to Beaches
$180,000
This 4-bed, 2-bath Florida stucco home offers 1,139 sq ft of living space and standout investor appeal, located just steps from the area’s top attractions and services. A 10-minute drive to beaches.
Realtor Comments
Located Minutes From Bethune-Cookman University, This Property Sits In A Community Surrounded By Restaurants, Shops, Local Churches, And Everyday Conveniences That Tenants Or Future Buyers Will Appreciate. PROFESSIONAL PHOTOS COMING SOON… Just 10-15 Minutes From The Beach, Enjoy Quick Access To Daytona’s Coastline, Boardwalk, Pier, And Outdoor Attractions. From Local Restaurants To Nearby Shopping Options, This Area Offers Accessibility And Convenience. Whether You’re An Investor Looking For A Value-Add Opportunity Or Someone Seeking To Build Equity In A Central Daytona Location, This Property Checks The Boxes. professional photos coming
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1928
322 Taylor Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Destiny Woodard
Pros
- Beach access and outdoor recreation: Easy proximity to wide beaches, water sports, fishing, and scenic coastal living.
- Tourism-driven economy: A robust hospitality and service sector with seasonal job opportunities and supporting businesses.
- Affordable housing relative to some Florida coastal markets: A range of options from condos to single-family homes, with several price points.
- Year-round warm climate: Mild winters and plenty of sunshine, ideal for outdoor activities.
- Growing amenities: Restaurants, bars, arts, and cultural venues in and around the beach area, plus events and festivals.
- Transportation access: Accessible vehicular routes (I-4/95 corridors) for regional travel; manageable commutes within the city.
- Proximity to other attractions: Nearby parks, state parks, and attractions along the Atlantic coast for weekend trips.
Cons
- Seasonal crowds and traffic: Heavy tourist activity can lead to crowded beaches, congested streets, and parking challenges, especially on weekends and holidays.
- Hurricanes and tropical weather risk: Florida’s Atlantic coast faces potential hurricane impacts and tropical storms; preparation and insurance considerations are important.
- Cost of living and insurance: Property insurance costs can be high in Florida; utilities and insurance may be more expensive than inland areas.
- Noise and nightlife: Beachside neighborhoods can be louder and busier, with nightlife and events influencing ambiance and sleep.
- Public services strain: Rapid tourist-driven growth can stress infrastructure (roads, water, stormwater) in some periods.
- Education variability: School quality can vary by district; research specific schools if you have children.
- Erosion/sea-level concerns: Long-term considerations about coastal erosion and property resilience in a coastal environment.
