Discover a rare opportunity to own a true oceanfront estate in the highly sought-after North Beach area of New Smyrna Beach. Situated on an oversized 0.82-acre lot spanning approximately 35,925 square feet, this exceptional property offers privacy, space, and endless potential along one of the area’s most desirable stretches of coastline. The residence features 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and nearly 5,000 square feet of living space under air, creating the ideal setting for a luxury coastal retreat, multigenerational getaway, or legacy family estate. Originally built in 1960, the home has been thoughtfully updated with new windows, a full-house HVAC system, and a 2018 roof, blending timeless character with important modern improvements. The true value of this rare offering lies in the premier direct oceanfront location and the extraordinary size of the lot — a combination seldom available in today’s market. The expansive property presents a unique opportunity to design and build a custom three-story beachfront estate complete with separate guest or in-law living quarters, a private courtyard-style pool, and expansive indoor-outdoor living spaces tailored for entertaining and long-term family enjoyment. Whether preserved, renovated, or reimagined into a one-of-a-kind coastal compound, this property offers the chance to create a true generational beachfront estate in one of the most exclusive oceanfront settings in New Smyrna Beach.
Listing courtesy of COLLADO REAL ESTATE. 386-427-0002
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