New today$379,900
697 Saint Andrews CircleNew Smyrna Beach, FL, 32168
- 2 beds
- 2 baths
- 1,334 sqft
New Smyrna Beach, Florida
New Smyrna Beach homes for sale
Find your primary or second home in New Smyrna Beach. Search homes for sale and compare mainland and beachside locations to suit your everyday routine.
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New Smyrna Beach homes for sale: mainland or beachside?
When comparing homes for sale in New Smyrna Beach, we suggest starting with two distinct settings: mainland and beachside. Canal Street is the mainland's walkable shopping, dining and arts district, with historic downtown surroundings. On the beachside, Flagler Avenue leads toward the ocean, while the wider Beach District extends toward Third Avenue. Visit both areas with your everyday routine in mind, whether you prefer browsing galleries or spending more time along the coast. Walkability belongs to specific streets and routes, so check each home's actual access to shops, restaurants and the beach rather than relying on a neighborhood label.
What makes the area distinctive
These public destinations help shape life locally. They are not private amenities included with a home purchase.
Smyrna Dunes Park
An inlet-side public park with accessible boardwalks, scenic overlooks and places to pause by the water.
Canaveral National Seashore
The nearby Apollo District offers protected coastal surroundings for outings south of the city.
Canal Street arts and dining
Mainland galleries, studios, shops and restaurants give you a downtown destination beyond the beach.
Flagler Avenue
This beachside commercial street leads toward the ocean and anchors a useful area to explore on foot.
Coastal spaces to explore
Smyrna Dunes Park offers more than two miles of accessible elevated boardwalk on the southern shore of Ponce de Leon Inlet. Scenic overlooks, a fishing pier and picnic pavilions give you several ways to enjoy time outdoors, while dog-friendly swimming areas sit along the river shore. For a different coastal outing, follow the coastal route south from New Smyrna Beach to the Apollo District of Canaveral National Seashore. Both destinations can add variety to weekends or regular days off. As you tour properties, consider how each address fits the outdoor places you expect to visit most.
Historic surroundings and a year-round arts scene
New Smyrna Beach's National Register Historic District includes commercial and residential development dating principally from 1885 to 1935. These established surroundings give you another reason to explore the mainland beyond its practical connections. Canal Street's galleries, studios and The Hub on Canal make creative activities part of the downtown experience. Elsewhere in the city, the Atlantic Center for the Arts and Little Theatre of New Smyrna Beach broaden the cultural choices available to residents and second-home owners. If an older home appeals to you, check its individual designation and any applicable renovation requirements rather than drawing conclusions from its age alone.
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New Smyrna Beach homes for sale at a glance
See public for-sale inventory and the median asking price as a starting point for your property search.
- For sale now
- 436
- Median asking price
- $549,950
Everyday connections and services
For a primary residence or a regularly used second home, everyday connections deserve as much attention as beach access. Interstate 95 serves New Smyrna Beach via exit 249, while U.S. Highway 1 provides access into downtown and the historic district. AdventHealth New Smyrna Beach, at 401 Palmetto Street, provides local hospital and emergency services. When comparing addresses, consider the journeys you expect to make most often, including work, shopping and healthcare. Check those routes from each property rather than assuming that mainland or beachside homes offer the same convenience.
Check the details of each property
Flood exposure is an address-specific consideration, not something a mainland or beachside label can settle. The city provides access to flood maps and assistance with flood information and available historical records. Use those resources when assessing a home, and discuss coverage for that property with an insurance professional. Standard homeowners policies generally do not cover rising-water flooding, so understanding the scope of coverage is an important part of your purchase planning. Bringing these questions into your comparison early helps you assess each property alongside its location, condition and suitability for your intended use.
New Smyrna Beach homes for sale: buyer FAQs
Gaby Sadler
Property Specialist, Serhant
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Find your place in New Smyrna Beach
Your search might begin with the ocean, but the right location also needs to suit the way you plan to live. As you explore New Smyrna Beach, FL homes for sale, compare mainland and beachside addresses alongside the property details that matter to you. Consider whether downtown arts, coastal walks or everyday road connections will feature most often in your routine. We can help you compare locations and focus your questions about individual homes, whether you are planning a full-time move or choosing a second home for your own use.
