Why Live in Central Mainland
Central Mainland in New Smyrna Beach offers a blend of coastal charm and historic appeal, surrounded by the Indian River Lagoon and close to the beach. The neighborhood features single-family, ranch-style homes, Floridian bungalows, and riverside properties, many built in the 1940s and ‘50s. Homes closer to the water often include resort-style amenities and direct beach access. Residents enjoy well-kept yards with palms and oaks, multi-car garages, and spacious driveways. Turnbull Street Park and Buena Vista Park provide outdoor activities like fishing, kayaking, and picnicking, while the New Smyrna Beach Skatepark and Sports Complex cater to athletic pursuits. The Canal Street Historic District and North Dixie Highway are bustling with restaurants, shops, and attractions, including a vibrant arts scene with murals. Flagler Avenue offers a laid-back vibe with bars and eateries. Dining options range from the Caribbean-inspired River Deck Tiki Bar & Restaurant to the upscale Blackbeard’s Inn and the colorful Taco Shack. Essentials can be found at Perrine’s Produce and the New Smyrna Beach Regional Shopping Center, just 3 miles away. Chisholm Elementary School, part of the Volusia County Schools System, is highly rated. The area is safer than the national average, and U.S. Highway 1 provides easy access to the New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport, 1 mile away, and Daytona Beach, 14 miles away. Entertainment options include the Brannon Center, AMC Classic New Smyrna 21, and various festivals and shows on Flagler Avenue and Canal Street.
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