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Daytona Beach, Florida Little Oceanfront Home for Sale
2700 N. Atlantic Ave., #556, Daytona Beach, Florida 32118
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On Florida's northeastern coast, bustling Daytona Beach is the site of this little 5th floor oceanfront condominium for sale in the 13-story Daytona Beach Resort. The home has one bedroom, one bath, 535 square feet and was built in 1971. The asking price is $289,000.
Inside, the floor has gray/brown vinyl planking; the walls are pale peach with white crown moulding. At the end of the living room are floor to ceiling windows and a glass door that exits onto the private balcony. Vast views of the sky, ocean and busy beach abound.
The kitchen features white cabinets, white appliances, tile trim and a white/peach countertop. Two queen size beds fit nicely in the bedroom, which is actually the entry room. The bath has a white/light peach theme and a shower/tub.
Amenities include two outdoor pools, a Tiki bar, a restaurant, an indoor pool, two hot tubs, a fitness center and an arcade.
The HOA fee is $642 per month.
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Daytona Beach, Florida:
Lively Daytona Beach (population 70,000) is on Florida's northeastern coast and is known for its wide, 23-mile long beach with hard-packed sand. It is this sand that attracted early-20th century automobile inventors looking for a place to test their new products. In 1958, NASCAR created the Daytona International Speedway to replace the beach course. Today, cars are still permitted on much of the beach but cannot travel faster than 10 MPH.
The city has an abundace of water parks, a fun boardwalk and numerous automobile- and motorcycle-related festivals, including Speedweeks, Coke Zero Sugar 400 and Daytona Beach Bike Week. Spring Breakers descend in March. Interestingly, Daytona Beach does not allow thong bikikins on the beach or anywhere else in town.
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