Build Your Dream Home in New Smyrna Beach. Walking Distance to Beach, Intracoastal, & Flagler Ave. Discover the perfect location to build your coastal dream home on one of the last few lots available in the sought-after North Beach area of New Smyrna Beach. This 5,663-square-foot cleared lot offers unmatched convenience, beauty, and lifestyle. Imagine living just a two-block stroll to the pristine beach and a one-minute walk to public access along the Intracoastal, where you can enjoy breathtaking sunsets every evening. Located just a short walk or bike ride to the vibrant Flagler Avenue entertainment district, you’ll have easy access to New Smyrna’s top-rated restaurants, boutique shops, lively bars, and exciting nightlife. This is beachside living at its finest. Enjoy the serene views of the Intracoastal from your second-floor balcony, where you'll experience the calming sounds of the water and the gentle ocean breeze. Plus, with world-class surfing and fishing right in your backyard, your days will be filled with adventure and relaxation. Priced significantly less than other comparable lots in the area, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of paradise in the highly desirable North Beach. Build your custom home on this ready-to-build lot. Don’t miss out—this prime location is one of the last chances to be part of New Smyrna Beach's most coveted neighborhood. Your coastal lifestyle awaits.
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