0 Sanctuary Ave

Property facts

Price

$70,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

2.42 acres

County

Volusia County

MLS #

12005732

Land details

Water source

Other (WaterSource)

Features

Description

ONLINE AUCTION: Bidding begins 10/30/2026, 10:00 AM. Bidding ends 11/2/2026, 1:30 PM. Two adjoining residential-acreage parcels on Sanctuary Ave, totaling approximately 2.42 acres. The lots sit within St. Johns River Estates Unit 01. The surrounding area has an established residential character, paved streets, and a mix of wooded and developed properties, creating a quieter Central Florida setting while remaining connected to the region. This location puts you close to the natural side of DeBary. Gemini Springs Park, the St. Johns River, Lake Monroe, and the area's blueways provide opportunities for kayaking, fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing, while Blue Spring State Park is roughly 10 miles away. DeBary's SunRail station is also nearby, providing a direct rail connection toward Orlando; Orlando is roughly 24 miles away, while Daytona Beach is approximately 33 miles by road. DeBary is also entering a significant period of growth. The city's newly adopted 2045 Comprehensive Plan projects substantial population growth through 2035, with the city specifically anticipating continued development around its Town Center, transit-oriented district, and infill areas. The new DeBary Main Street development is already underway near the SunRail station, with residential, commercial, retail, and public-space components planned; city materials indicate residences and commercial space are expected to begin becoming available in late 2026. That combination of growth and access to Central Florida amenities gives these parcels appeal for someone who wants acreage today while positioning themselves in a community that is actively developing.

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