The Palm Coast metro region begins at the northeast corner of the Georgia-Florida state line, extends south to Canaveral National Seashore, and is bordered on the east by the Atlantic Ocean. Six counties comprise the Palm Coast region: Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, Saint Johns, and Volusia. This entire land area is connected by two major roadways: Interstate 95 and Highway A1A.

Nassau County is the northernmost county of this region. Approximately 62,000 people reside in 650 square miles. On the Atlantic Ocean, beautiful Amelia Island is the southern most part of the ?Golden Isles? chain of barrier islands and has thirteen miles of gorgeous beach for unlimited water and sun recreation. The island is home to numerous world-class golf courses, top notch beach resorts, and delightful country inns.

The city of Fernandina Beach, a Victorian seaport village is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A fifty-block historic district brimming with carefully restored private homes and public buildings makes this quaint town a wonderful place to browse the antique shops, sip coffee in the sidewalk cafes, or visit the oldest saloon in Florida.

South of Nassau County is Duval County and the busy seaport city of Jacksonville. Nicknamed ?The River City by the Sea? with a population of nearly 800,000 residents, Jacksonville offers a thriving business district for national financial and insurance centers and is home to several military bases. Intersecting in downtown Jacksonville, Interstates 95 and 10 connect this city to Florida?s other major metropolitan areas for quick and easy commute time.

Saint Johns County just south of Duval has a population of approximately 125,000 residents. The city of Saint Augustine, population of 12,000, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is known as the Nation?s Oldest City.

Anastasia Island just off the mainland has forty-three miles of gorgeous beaches some of which permit vehicles. Anastasia Lighthouse, built in 1885, is still in use today guiding and welcoming boaters to safe harbor.

The city of Palm Coast in Flagler County covers roughly fifty square miles and has a population of nearly 42,000 residents. Located in eastern Flagler County, Palm Coast has a labyrinth of canals for riverboating, numerous national and state parks, top notch golf courses with oceanfront tees, charming Bed and Breakfast lodgings, and public rose gardens. Pristine beaches and unlimited water sports offer area residents the best of Florida living.

Volusia County, the southern most county of the Palm Coast region, has a land area of 1100 square miles and a population of 470,000. The world-famous city of Daytona Beach is located in this county and is the birthplace of NASCAR and the popular Daytona International Speedway.

For quintessential southern charm along the banks of the Halifax River, the Old Daytona Beach Historic District and Riverfront Marketplace offer a blend of Victorian houses, waterfront condos, museums, antique shops, eateries, and night clubs for the area residents. The Halifax Harbor Marina provides over 500 boat slips, a riverfront pedestrian trail, and tranquil parks.

Clearly, the Palm Coast region of northeast Florida offers the ultimate living environment for its residents. The Palm Coast region has a variety of real estate listings from which to choose and a New Homes Realty, Inc. agent is ready to help you locate the real estate that best fits your needs. By combining the power of the Internet and our own network of independent real estate professionals, New Homes Realty, Inc. is ready to assist you in every possible way. Whether you are looking for townhouses, condos, luxury homes, or investment properties we make finding a new home in the Palm Coast region easy and economical. New Homes Realty, Inc. is always here to help.