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Easy access to New Smyrna Beach and Indian River Lagoon
Surrounded by the Indian River Lagoon and just steps from New Smyrna Beach, Central Mainland treats residents to charming, coastal vibes blended with historic districts and dining and shopping scenes as vibrant and diverse as its outdoor recreation. “Our town’s appeal goes beyond our miles of sandy beaches and highly rated surfing,” says Debbie Meihls, President and CEO of New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau. “Cutting-edge cuisine, a nationally recognized arts scene and historical ruins are just the beginning here.”
From Floridian-style bungalows to riverside retreats
The quiet, but bustling neighborhood offers single-family, ranch-style homes, Floridian-style bungalows and riverside properties. Most homes were built in the 1940s and ‘50s, ranging from $265,000 to $900,000. However, homes closer to the water cost up to $2.4 million, boasting additional resort-style features and property add-ons such as carriage houses, quaint guest cottages and direct beach access. Pastel-hued houses, nautical accents, spacious driveways with boats, and other toys pepper the landscape. Most houses offer multi-car garages and well-kept yards with beautiful landscaping filled with palms and towering oaks.
Mature trees commonly grace front yards, providing shade in the Central Mainland neighborhood.
This well-maintained, cute home features pristine landscaping in Central Mainland.
This Central Mainland home showcases a new metal roof and a proud American Flag.
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Kayak and fish in Buena Vista Park
Central Mainland’s Turnbull Street Park offers a playground and basketball court with a small lake perfect for admiring wildlife and fishing. And at Buena Vista Park on the west side of the Indian River, residents can kayak around, picnic in its green space, walk the trail or fish off its piers as pelicans and herons scoop up their meals. Or shred some pavement over at the New Smyrna Beach Skatepark. For youth and adult athletics, head to New Smyrna Beach Sports Complex, nestled near Turnbull Bay, and boasts a football and baseball stadium, multiple baseball, soccer and softball fields and the Fregolle Miracle League, a youth baseball league for those with special needs.
Minutes from Central Mainland, locals enjoy kayaking at Buena Vista Park.
Turnbull Street Park offers a basketball court and playground for Central Mainland residents.
The New Smyrna Beach Skate Park, minutes from Central Mainland, provides fun for all ages.
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Dig into shrimp jambalaya at River Deck Tiki Bar & Restaurant
North Dixie Highway and the downtown Canal Street Historic District are the hub of all the action. The areas are overflowing with restaurants, shops and attractions, and it has one of the community’s leading art districts, with murals adding to its vibrant culture. Flagler Avenue is also lined with bars and eateries with a laid-back beachy vibe. The New Smyrna Beach City Marina is within walking distance, where residents can stroll the dock and grab a bite at River Deck Tiki Bar & Restaurant, a bright eatery with Caribbean flare serving up rasta fish dip, shrimp jambalaya and key lime pie – along with tiki drinks to sip late into the night while admiring the Intracoastal Waterway views. Corkscrew Bar & Grille is another popular nightlife spot. For more fresh seafood in an upscale atmosphere, Blackbeard’s Inn is the go-to, and for a laid-back vibe, head to the colorful Taco Shack for Latin specialties, from tacos to Puerto Rican mofongo. Grab essentials at Perrine’s Produce on Dixie Highway, or head to the New Smyrna Beach Regional Shopping Center, a 3-mile drive. Anchored by Publix, the strip offers Dollar Tree, a pet store and other retail options. Grab a sweet treat on the way home at Frozen Gold Ice Cream.
Convenient amenities are available to the Central Mainland neighborhood on North Dixie Highway.
Central Mainland residents love The Taco Shack for a fast and fun lunch.
On weekends, Central Mainland residents flock to Mom's Home Cooking for homemade breakfast.
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Take STEM classes at Chisolm Elementary
The Volusia County Schools System serves local students who attend Chisholm Elementary School, New Smyrna Beach Middle School and New Smyrna Beach High School. The elementary school received a B-plus from Niche, and the middle school received a B-minus. Chisholm offers STEM education, regular literacy nights and a dance team. Earning a B from Niche, the high school offers swimming and cross-country teams, an Agriscience Academy and a robotics club.
Chisholm Elementary School in Fairway is a Volusia County Public School.
New Smyrna Beach Middle School offers a S.T.E.M. Program and is home to the Stingrays.
New Smyrna Beach High School is an above-average public school in New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
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Cruising around Central Mainland
While many shops and restaurants are within walking distance, U.S. Highway 1, better known as North Dixie Highway, is the central thoroughfare through town, easily getting residents to just about any retailer or locally owned restaurant they desire. The route also gets residents to the New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport in 1 mile and Daytona Beach in 14 miles. The North Causeway Bridge conveniently gets residents to the beach. Or hop on a bike or rent a scooter from George’s Scooters to zip around town.
Check out the monthly car show in the Canal Street Historic District
Catch a show at Brannon Center or a movie at AMC Classic New Smyrna 21 or stroll through one of the buzzing districts for endless entertainment from a monthly Classic Car Show, Holiday Street Festival and monthly art shows. “There’s always something happening on Flagler Avenue or Canal Street,” says Meihls.
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On average, homes in Central Mainland, New Smyrna Beach sell after 54 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Central Mainland, New Smyrna Beach over the last 12 months is $450,000, up 53% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Looks great online, but it will blow you AWAY in person.Calling all lovers of timeless architecture and rich local history. Nestled in the heart of downtown New Smyrna Beach, this iconic Victorian-style residence on Faulkner Street offers a rare blend of preserved historic character and thoughtfully curated modern upgrades. Once owned by the same family for five generations, the property
Downtown New Smyrna Beach gem featuring 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths a private pool and guest quarters. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this truly unique property, ideally situated on a charming corner lot just half a mile from vibrant Canal Street shops, restaurants, and events. Step onto the sunny front porch and into the original 1939 home, where vintage charm meets thoughtful modern updates. The
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