Deltona
The home market: a city drawn on paper in 1962 and built out through the 1980s, block walls and a great deal of original glass.
Service Areas
Coverage across west Volusia and north Seminole
Deltona first, then the west Volusia towns around it and the two Seminole County cities across Lake Monroe. The housing in each of them is a different vintage with different glass in it, and each page below sets out what tends to be in the openings.
DeBary
About nine miles south-west, a smaller city with a commuter rail stop and a wide spread of build dates.
Orange City
Six miles north-west, an older town on the edge of Blue Spring State Park with genuinely mixed housing.
DeLand
The county seat about ten miles north, home to Stetson University and the oldest housing in the coverage area.
Lake Helen
A small city seven miles north-east, wooded and quiet, with older frame houses among newer building.
Enterprise
An 1840s settlement on the north shore of Lake Monroe, six miles south and adjoining Deltona.
Osteen
Rural unincorporated Volusia about ten miles south-east, large lots and a wide spread of house types.
Sanford
Across Lake Monroe in Seminole County, about nineteen miles by road, older and denser than anything in Deltona.
Lake Mary
Seminole County, about twenty miles south, the newest housing anywhere in the coverage area.
Cassadaga
A small community five miles north-east, known as a spiritualist settlement, with small older cottages.
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Ring (386) 742-5619, or use the form and say roughly how many openings there are. The price comes back in writing at no cost.