The Area
About Daytona North
Daytona North is a Flagler County community in Bunnell where the current market runs from about $639k to $675k, with homes built 2016–2026. Every listing below is live from the MLS — the same data, tax truth, and flood detail as everywhere else on this site, updated continuously. A note on how I work this area: Daytona North sits beyond the St. Johns County and Beaches corridor I serve street-by-street every day. The data here is real and current, and when you are ready to tour or list, I will introduce you to the colleague at my Christie's International Real Estate office who knows this market best — and stay involved as your advocate from first call to closing.
Living Here
What It's Like to Live in Daytona North
Day-to-day life in Daytona North leans toward the quiet and the outdoors — this is acreage living, where the draw is space, trees, and a slower pace rather than walkable retail. Buyers who ask me about this area are usually looking for privacy and elbow room that's genuinely hard to find closer to the coast. For a day trip, Fort Matanzas National Monument is about 19 miles away — a Spanish watchtower on Rattlesnake Island accessible by free ferry, surrounded by salt marsh. Historic St. Augustine is roughly 29 miles out, where the St. Augustine Amphitheatre hosts national touring acts in an outdoor setting and the St. Augustine Alligator Farm has operated continuously since 1893.
The Homes
Daytona North Homes & Architecture
Homes in Daytona North are single-family, Craftsman-style builds sitting on acreage lots — the kind of properties where a full acre or more is the norm, not the exception. Typical homes run around 2,000 to 2,300 square feet with three bedrooms and two to three bathrooms, priced from the low $600s into the mid-$600s. Construction spans from 2016 through 2026, so buyers will find both established custom homes and new construction on similar footprints. Interior features that show up regularly include open-concept layouts with eat-in kitchens, breakfast bars, pantries, walk-in closets, and primary suites with walk-in showers. Some properties include substantial outbuildings — large workshops or garages — that reflect the working-property character of the land.
Location
Daytona North Location & Commute
Daytona North sits in Bunnell in the interior of Flagler County, removed from the immediate coastline and positioned along rural roads like Old Brick Road — a stretch of historic pavement that gives the area much of its character. Fort Matanzas National Monument is roughly 19 miles away, and the cultural and dining destinations of downtown St. Augustine — including Flagler College's Spanish Renaissance campus and the St. Augustine Lighthouse — are about 29 to 30 miles north. This is a community where distance to amenities is a known trade-off for the privacy and acreage that the land provides; nearby Reverie at Palm Coast offers a contrasting option for those who want more community infrastructure closer at hand.
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Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about Daytona North
What kind of lots do homes in Daytona North typically sit on?
Properties here tend to sit on substantial acreage — one to several acres is common — which is one of the defining characteristics of the community. That extra land is part of what draws buyers who want privacy, outbuildings like workshops, or simply room to breathe that denser suburban neighborhoods don't offer. If lot size and acreage are priorities, this is one of the clearer options in the Flagler County area.
What's the commute or drive like from Daytona North to St. Augustine?
St. Augustine is roughly 29 to 30 miles from Daytona North, so plan on at least 35 to 45 minutes depending on traffic and the specific route. The drive to Fort Matanzas National Monument on Anastasia Island is a bit shorter — about 19 miles. Buyers coming from more urban corridors should factor in that this is genuinely rural Flagler County, so most errands and destinations involve a meaningful drive.
Are there community amenities or an HOA in Daytona North?
Based on what I have on hand, Daytona North does not appear to have shared community amenities like a pool, clubhouse, or tennis courts — this is a more rural, private-lot community rather than a master-planned neighborhood with common areas. HOA details are something I'd want to confirm address-by-address for any specific property, so reach out and I can connect you with the right information before you move forward.