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The Fern Capital of the World
The small town of Pierson is known as the “Fern Capital of the World” and the hometown of baseball player Chipper Jones. From vast emerald fields of ferns to moss-covered old-growth oaks, the small town has a rural, spread-out atmosphere. “People move to Pierson for acreage and huge yards,” says Realtor Evelyn Malave who has 3 years of experience in the area and works with Charles Rutenberg Realty. Located on St. John’s River, residents can stay active with riverside recreation and even dwell in homes on the water.
Pierson Florida, dubbed as the "Fern Capital of the World' exports ferns worldwide.
Pierson, is proud to be the home of Hall of Fame baseball player Chipper Jones.
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Diverse architecture on large lots
West of Daytona Beach, Pierson is composed of a main thoroughfare of businesses, a few residential roads and undeveloped land. Although the area isn’t walkable, the extra space means empty multi-acre lots are available. As for the homes, they often have sprawling, well-manicured yards decorated by palm trees, and some come with docks and water access. The diverse architecture includes ranch-style homes, split-levels, lakefront log cabins and Spanish-influenced homes. Sales prices range from $140,000 for a ranch-style cottage to $500,000 for a waterside log cabin. “It has a comparable price to other areas nearby. It’s not very expensive or affordable,” Malave says.
This Spanish influenced ranch home has rear water access.
This split-level home sits on a spacious lot in Pierson, Florida.
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Waterfront life on Lake George
To take in scenic views of Lake George, residents can visit Shell Harbor Park, which features water recreation like launching boats or kayaks, watching the sunset on the floating dock and fishing for bass. At Astor Bridge Marina, visitors can eat while overlooking river scenery in shaded picnic areas or get on the water from 60 boat slips. South Moon Fishing Camp has cabins for overnight stays and a boat ramp for weekends on Lake George. For those who prefer dry land, Pierson Town Park has multiple ballfields, picnic shelters and playgrounds.
With multiple fields to choose from, Pierson Town Park has many opportunities to play ball.
Launch your boat or kayak or play on the floating dock at Shell Harbor Park in Pierson.
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Local favorites lining Highway 17
A convenience store, Pierson Discount & Groceries sells food including pizza by the slice, while Dollar General has cleaning items and household goods. As for restaurants, M&E BBQ has classic dishes like ribs and pulled pork in a food truck and pavilion hybrid complete with plenty of open-air picnic table seating. At Pierson Family Restaurant, patrons can order comfort food breakfasts in a country diner atmosphere with a bright sunroom.
M & E BBQ is a hot spot amongst locals in Pierson.
Grab a meal and snap a selfie with a rooster at the Pierson Family Restaurant.
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Unique courses in the Volusia County School District
Students in Pierson go to the Volusia County School District, which earns a B rating according to Niche. Schools include Pierson Elementary School and T. Dewitt Taylor Middle and High School. Both schools earn B-minus grades on Niche. The high school offers unique courses like Sports Officiating and Japanese.
Students attending T. Dewitt Taylor Middle and High School walk through the double doors.
Many children on the west side of Volusia County attend school at Pierson Elementary.
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A 36-mile journey to Daytona
About 36 miles from downtown Daytona Beach, residents can easily commute to the city via Florida State Road 40 by car since there is no public transportation in the area. As for a nearby medical center, locals can go to AdventHealth DeLand. Residents can also access the Daytona Beach International Airport for further travel from business trips to vacations.
Spend a day on the 310 miles of the St Johns River, one of only a few rivers that flow north.
Plentiful art and car races
A local attraction, Barberville Yard Art Emporium displays endless outdoor decorations that people can wander through like a museum or purchase for their own homes and yards. At the Volusia Speedway Park, locals can watch the DIRTcar Nationals and year-round racing on a half-mile clay oval track. The community also features an annual July 4th celebration of food trucks, live music and fireworks.
Check out year round racing and the DIRTcar Nationals at Volusia Speedway Park.
Explore 3 acres of whimsical curiosities at the renowned Barberville Yard Art Emporium.
Spend a day on the 310 miles of the St Johns River, one of only a few rivers that flow north.
Discover the perfect blend of modern sustainability and rural charm on this 25-acre farm, designed for equestrian enthusiasts, animal lover and nature lovers alike. This turn-key property offers a beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, two barns, six lush pastures, and a eco-friendly energy system that makes off-grid living a reality during the day.Kubota L3010 GST 4 WD, Loader 6
Incredible opportunity!! Looking for land to build your custom home on surrounded by nature and no near neighbors? In fact, you can build 2 homes on this property! Ideal for someone looking to build a primary home, a secondary winter home, or investment. Zoned A-1 (Agricultrual) This lot is sprawling with 13 acres with over 438 feet of road frontage and situated up against two sides of untouched
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