- Active
- $1,789,000
- Le Jardin
- MLS® #: 1078635
- 28 Porto Mar
- Palm Coast, FL 32137
- 4 Bed, 5 Bath, 3,847 SqFt
Palm Coast Condos
Located on Florida's Atlantic coast between Daytona and St. Augustine, Palm Coast, FL, is a residential and beach community nestled among nature preserves. It is well connected to neighboring cities via the highway system, making it a popular home for commuters who want to live somewhere a bit removed from the hustle and bustle of the urban center. The easiest way to get around the region is to take Palm Coast Parkway to I-95, and then use 95 to connect to any of the other major roads. (read more about living in Palm Coast)
Below you'll find all the currently available condos for sale in Palm Coast, sorted by price.
Condos For Sale in Palm Coast
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| $800,000 - $900,000 | Over $1,000,000 |
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- Active
- $1,199,000
- Cambria Condos
- MLS® #: 1078698
- 19 Avenue De La Mer
- Palm Coast, FL 32137
- 4 Bed, 4 Bath, 3,143 SqFt
- Active
- $874,000
- Savona Condos
- MLS® #: 1072730
- 20 Porto Mar
- Palm Coast, FL 32137
- 4 Bed, 4 Bath, 2,950 SqFt
- Active
- $378,000
- MLS® #: 1077597
- 6 Marina Point Place
- Palm Coast, FL 32137
- 3 Bed, 3 Bath, 1,875 SqFt
- Active
- $124,000
- MLS® #: 1070770
- 50 Club House Drive
- Palm Coast, FL 32137
- 1 Bed, 1 Bath, 655 SqFt
Palm Coast Condo Living
Palm Coast is a well-established city, with the main shopping area near the junction for I- 95. Apart from a few recreational centers and the small businesses that are scattered throughout the neighborhoods, the city is mostly homes, community resources and parks. The first developments feature an extensive series of canals, which allows many homeowners to have private docks or covered boathouses. There are a variety of other types of homes available, as well.
One of the most important local amenities is the presence of several large areas of protected nature. Two of the biggest and most notable examples are the Graham Swamp Conservation Area and Faver-Dykes Park, but there are a variety of smaller parks and green spaces all around the city. These are ideal for fishing, canoeing, picnicking or simply observing wildlife in its natural habitat. For those who prefer their nature under more control, there are also two golf courses in town and many more around the county.
People love living in Palm Coast for the parks, the beach and for the easy access to major economic centers and employers. There is something here for everyone, from vacationers to commuters, but you have to know where to look. To really understand all the different neighborhoods of this city, you'll need a local guide. Contact one of our experts today to find a property that fits your exact needs.