Ponce Inlet Real Estate

Volusia County's Beachside Gem

 

Although Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon was disappointed that he had not found the Fountain of Youth in east central Florida in 1513, today's residents of the small coastal community that bears his name, Ponce Inlet, have found living in this charming town quite rejuvenating. With numerous housing options to consider, both the young and young-at-heart find that Ponce Inlet real estate offerings are second to none.

  

From luxury Ponce Inlet condominiums with pools, spas, tennis courts and panoramic views to seaside estates that boast breathtaking sunsets and private, deepwater docks, quaint little cottages to towering high rises, Ponce Inlet Real Estate gives the prospective resident so much to choose from.

 

One factor that makes Ponce Inlet real estate so appealing is its location. As location is the proverbial number one element that goes into a decision to purchase a home, Ponce Inlet is a best bet. Located in the easternmost part of Volusia County at the southern tip of the peninsula, it is surrounded by water - the Atlantic Ocean, the Halifax River (also known as the Intracoastal Waterway) and the inlet, where the two meet. This unique setting results in refreshing sea breezes that make summer days perfect for a round of golf, a day of fishing or for participating in any of the dozens of outdoor activities available in the area. With an average daily high temperature of 70 degrees in January, the prospective purchaser of a piece of Ponce Inlet real estate would have lots of opportunity to enjoy everything from a sail up the Halifax to a stroll in the park throughout the year.

  

Whether you are a deep sea diver eager to take a plunge or a big fan of fresh seafood who delights in dining at a waterfront bistro, Ponce Inlet will not disappoint. Lighthouse aficionados will be pleased to learn that a purchase of Ponce Inlet real estate will put Florida's tallest and the nation's second tallest lighthouse practically in your backyard. The magnificent structure, which has safely guided mariners since 1887, is a National Historic Landmark and is located in Lighthouse Point Park, an attractive, 52-acre piece of property that preserves the natural beauty of the landscape and accommodates the recreational aspirations of people, too. Among the treasures at the park are the nature trails, where visitors will be surprised by the rich variety of flora and fauna. The observation deck and tower provide a bird's eye view of the pristine scene. Areas designated for swimming, fishing and picnicking can be found there, too.

 

A favorite site of both residents and visitors is the Marine Science Center on Lighthouse Drive. While so many people talk about saving the planet and its inhabitants, the staff at this wonderful institution is doing the everyday, down-and-dirty work to get the job done. Thousands of endangered sea turtles, shore birds and other creatures have been rescued by this Volusia County facility, and a tour of the sea turtle hospital is just what the doctor ordered for anyone who likes an animal story with a happy ending.

  

With miles of white sandy beaches, family friendly restaurants, proximately to the magnificent shopping and cultural and sporting events of Daytona, there are hundreds of days each year to enjoy the Florida sunshine. Residents and admirers alike have no doubt that investing in Ponce Inlet real estate will continue to be a popular choice.

 

Ponce Inlet oceanfront and waterfront homes sell very fast, especially when Waverly is representing them! We are focused on luxury waterfront homes and bring dedication and commitment to each home in order to guarantee the sale. Interested in selling? PJ Warner is our Ponce Inlet specialist, Let Waverly sell your home and contact us today: 386-322-3600.

Ponce Inlet Real Estate