This recently remodeled, Bahamian Club ‘Platinum Tier’ beach townhouse has a peaceful, secluded feeling, while at the same time being close to everything New Smyrna Beach has to offer. This perfectly situated townhouse is less than a five minute walk to the beach, Food Market, Ice Cream Shop, highly rated restaurant, fitness center and shopping. The townhouse is located just steps away from the ocean directly across from a dedicated crosswalk and foot path to the beach as well as limited public parking. This two level townhouse has 2 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths and sleeps 6 comfortably with a pull out sofa located in the enclosed sun room. Both bedrooms also have access to the upper level open air patio perfect for ‘sunning’ and morning coffee.

This perfect getaway townhouse contains granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, full sized washer and dryer, several sets of top grade linens and towels, dishes, pots and pans, coffer maker, microwave, Roku streaming and games. There are ceiling fans throughout, Wi-fi, TV’s in each bedroom, living room and sun room with cable and Roku streaming. The townhouse is part of a great community in a quiet setting with mature Florida trees, large heated pool, clubhouse shared community space, shuffle board, pickle ball and tennis courts.

A single assigned parking space directly adjacent to the entrance of the property is included in the rental agreement. Any additional vehicles, more than one, will have to park in visitor parking spaces and will incur a $25 parking fee. (No golf carts allowed) Tennis rackets, beach toys, towels, umbrellas, and chairs are all located in the spare bedroom closet of the townhouse.

The quaint town of New Smyrna has many wonderful restaurants, bars, and shops on popular Flagler Avenue (beachside) and is only a short drive away. Canal Street (on mainland) also has great dining options, museums, a local brewery and many shopping options. Canaveral National Seashore is at the southern end and a short drive as well, as are many other local attractions, most especially our beautiful beach. We are conveniently located to Disney and all Orlando attractions, Universal, Sea World, Daytona International Speedway and NASA.

** You must be 25 or older to book since this condo is regulated by the HOA.
** The community HOA also does not allow rental golf carts on property.

We look forward for each guest arrivals.

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National Geographic Voted New Smyrna Beach in their Top 20 in the World for best town and beaches.

From Travel and Leisure Magazine
This Beach Destination Is Florida's Most Underrated Seaside City

Florida's New Smyrna Beach is a paradise for seafood, outdoor exploration, and spotting native Floridian flora and fauna. From the tangled depths of the Everglades to the sandy shores of the Panhandle, Florida has earned a reputation as one of the country's top destinations for natural beauty. But in spite of its abundant popularity, there are still a couple of hidden gems to be found across the state. Just one hour northeast of Orlando, the idyllic seaside city of New Smyrna Beach is largely off the radar for tourists, providing newcomers with a wealth of drinking, dining, and ecotourism opportunities without having to compete with the crowds found in Florida's more frequented cities.

Blessed with balmy weather and a sprawling shoreline, New Smyrna Beach is a veritable treasure trove for outdoor adventurers and wildlife aficionados alike. While native fauna spans all walks of life, one of the city's most beloved creatures — the bottlenose dolphin — can be found in abundance just off the shore. And when it comes to spotting this iconic marine mammal up close, it's tough to beat the Marine Discovery Center. Upon arrival, visitors are welcome to stroll through the property's main hall, coming face-to-shell with local Sunshine State creatures like the horseshoe crab, gopher tortoise, and marine hermit crab, then head out on a two-hour boat tour that offers ample opportunities for spotting bottlenose dolphins and a wealth of Floridian shorebirds.