Why Live in South Port Orange
South Port Orange, a large community in Port Orange, is known for its top-rated schools and diverse home styles. Families are drawn to the area, with many choosing to stay long-term. The neighborhood is less than a mile from City Center, which hosts town events and features a recreation center. Bordered by Dunlawton Avenue to the north and Spruce Creek and Strickland Bay to the south, residents have ample recreational options. The area is characterized by winding roads, large yards, and a mix of ranch, split-level, and Mediterranean-inspired homes. Public schools in South Port Orange are highly rated, with students attending Spruce Creek Elementary, Creekside Middle, and Spruce Creek High, the latter being the top-rated high school in Volusia County.
Spruce Creek Park offers a pirate-themed playground, splash pad, sports courts, and a picnic pavilion, while Buschman Park features a playground, a lake with a paved path, and a boardwalk. South Port Orange is only 6 miles from Daytona Beach, providing quick access to the shore. Commercial areas along Dunlawton Avenue include stores like Publix, Ross, and Walgreens, and The Pavilion, an open-air mall, is just 3 miles west. Dining options include Rossi's Side Street Café and Mulligan's Grille. City Center Circle's Parker Amphitheater hosts live music and movie screenings, and the Pavilion Farmers Market offers fresh produce and handcrafted items. Residents can commute to downtown Daytona Beach, 6 miles away, via U.S. Route 1 or Votran bus, and Daytona International Airport is 10 miles north.