Residential Land for Sale in Ormond Beach, Florida

If you've been looking for a place to build out in the country without being too far from town, this one is worth a look. It's 2.19 wooded acres on Conifer Lane in Plantation Pines, a quiet rural neighborhood in Ormond Beach where the roads are dirt, the lots are big, and plenty of your neighbors keep horses. The tall pines and hardwoods give you privacy right from the start, and there's lots of room for a home, a pool, a barn or a shop. The homes around you run from about $500K to over $1 million, so you'll be building in good company. There's no required HOA. Owners can join a voluntary association that helps take care of the roads, but it's up to you. You're about 8 miles from Interstate 95, a short drive to shopping, restaurants and doctors in Ormond Beach, and around 30 minutes to the beach. Tiger Bay State Forest is close by for riding, hiking and fishing. Lots like this don't come up often, so bring your builder and come see it. THE LOT The property sits on Conifer Lane, a quiet street with mature trees and nice homes on large lots. Since it's wooded, you can clear just what you need for the house and driveway and keep the rest for shade and privacy. With over two acres, there's room for the home you want plus a detached garage, workshop, guest house or barn. THE NEIGHBORHOOD Plantation Pines is made up of mostly 2 to 5 acre lots west of town. It has a real country feel that's getting harder to find in Volusia County. You'll see everything from block ranch homes to newer custom builds and barndominiums, and horses are a common sight. The voluntary association lets neighbors chip in on road upkeep without the rules and fees of a typical HOA. LIVING HERE This is the kind of place where you can keep horses, put in a big garden, park the boat or RV at home and still have quiet mornings with nothing but the trees around you. On the weekends, Tiger Bay State Forest has trails for riding and hiking, and the beach, the Halifax River and the local springs are all an easy trip. GETTING AROUND You get to Plantation Pines from Granada Blvd (SR 40), about 8 miles west of Interstate 95. Daytona Beach, Flagler County and the rest of Central Florida are all within a comfortable drive, but at the end of the day you come home to the country. Buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, utilities and all measurements with Volusia County. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.