The Area
About Hammock Dunes
Hammock Dunes is a Flagler County community in Palm Coast where the current market runs from about $1.3M to $4.9M, with homes built 2000–2017. 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: Hammock Dunes 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 Hammock Dunes
Daily life in Hammock Dunes is shaped by direct proximity to the Atlantic — residents have private beach access on foot, and the community's jogging path and sidewalks make the coastline a natural extension of home. For broader outings, Fort Matanzas National Monument is roughly 11 miles away, where a free ferry crosses to a 1740s Spanish watchtower surrounded by salt marsh. Anastasia State Park — about 21 miles north — offers a 1,600-acre coastal escape with dune trails, a kayak launch, and wide stretches of beach. The outdoor amphitheatre in St. Augustine, about 23 miles up the coast, brings national touring acts to an intimate 4,000-seat venue, and the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park draws visitors to one of Florida's oldest continuously operating attractions, just over 22 miles away.
The Homes
Hammock Dunes Homes & Architecture
Homes in Hammock Dunes run from roughly 3,000 to 6,500 square feet of living area, with most sitting around 4,700 square feet, in 3-to-5-bedroom configurations with 3.5 to 5.5 baths — primarily 4-bedroom layouts. Spanish and Traditional architectural styles dominate, and the finishes inside reflect the price point: entrance foyers, open floorplans, kitchen islands, impact windows, split-bedroom arrangements, and his-and-hers closets are common. Outdoor kitchens and outdoor showers show up regularly, and a large share of homes include private pools. HOA and any district assessment numbers here change year to year, so I confirm the current figures on any home you're considering instead of quoting a stale number. Prices generally range from the low $2 millions to just under $5 million.
Amenities
Hammock Dunes Amenities & Community Features
Hammock Dunes is a fully gated community with on-site and full-time management, security, and a dedicated maintenance-grounds program — the kind of infrastructure that sustains the neighborhood's long-term condition. Residents have private beach access to the Atlantic Ocean, a jogging path for daily use, sidewalks throughout, street lights, and curbs. The community also includes a restaurant on-site, rounding out a self-contained residential experience without requiring a drive for every errand or meal.
Location
Hammock Dunes Location & Commute
Hammock Dunes sits along the Atlantic coast in Palm Coast, Flagler County, positioned between St. Augustine to the north and Daytona Beach to the south. St. Augustine Beach is about 20 miles up the coast, and Vilano Beach — a quieter stretch north of St. Augustine — is roughly 25 miles away. Flagler Health+ Village at St. Augustine, the regional hospital serving this area, is approximately 24 miles north. Buyers touring here often ask me about the drive corridor — it is largely a coastal route that connects Hammock Dunes to St. Augustine's historic district in about 30 to 35 minutes under normal conditions, with Fort Matanzas National Monument and its free ferry landing appearing about 11 miles before you reach the city.
Schools
Schools Near Hammock Dunes
Hammock Dunes is zoned for Old Kings Elementary, Indian Trails Middle School, and Matanzas High School, all within the Flagler County school system. School assignments are address-specific — always verify your particular address with the district's official school locator before relying on any zone information.

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Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about Hammock Dunes
What does the HOA cover in Hammock Dunes, and how much should I budget for it?
HOA and any district assessment numbers here change year to year, so I confirm the current figures on any home you're considering instead of quoting a stale number. Buyers should confirm exactly what is included in any specific home's HOA before closing, since the fee structure can vary within the community.
Is the ocean access truly private, and how far is the beach from the homes?
Hammock Dunes includes private Atlantic Ocean beach access as a community amenity — residents do not share the access point with the general public the way most coastal neighborhoods do. Several of the homes are positioned close enough to the beach to reach it on foot in just a few minutes, though the exact distance varies by homesite within the community.
How close is Hammock Dunes to St. Augustine, and what is the drive like?
St. Augustine is roughly 20 to 25 miles north of Hammock Dunes depending on your specific destination in the city, and the drive follows the coastal route through Flagler Beach and past Fort Matanzas — typically 30 to 35 minutes under normal conditions. The route passes Fort Matanzas National Monument at about 11 miles, so the corridor itself offers plenty to explore before you even reach the city.










