211 Live Oak Ave

Situated between Ridgewood Avenue and the lively Beach Street corridor, this 1937 single-family home offers a rare combination of affordability and location. At roughly 1,000 square feet, the three-bedroom, one-bath layout sits on a parcel with a detached one-car garage and a yard that invites simple, functional upgrades. The broker describes it as having “great bones,” and you can see the potential for a tasteful renovation or a steady rental income stream.

Inside, the footprint is straightforward and practical — living spaces sized for everyday use and bedrooms that will accommodate a variety of tenant or family needs. Period architecture from the late 1930s provides a solid starting point for restoration: maintain original character where it works and update kitchens and baths to increase value. The property is tenant-occupied and the tenant has expressed a desire to stay, which can translate to immediate cash flow for investors or an opportunity to renovate strategically while retaining tenancy.

Where this home truly stands out is its address. Walkable access to the Intercoastal Waterway and the marina brings waterfront ambiance without waterfront pricing; Beach Street’s restaurants, galleries and event calendar are only a short stroll away, and the local ballpark scene (home to the Daytona team) brings regular neighborhood energy. For buyers seeking hands-on projects, small-scale rehab investments, or an entry point into Daytona Beach real estate, this parcel is priced to move and to perform.

Priced at $150,000, the listing represents an affordable entry into one of Daytona Beach’s most active downtown-adjacent pockets. Given the location, existing tenancy, and manageable square footage, this is a property for investors, rehabbers, or buyers willing to personalize a historic home. Contact the listing agent for tenant details, showing protocol, and renovation considerations — opportunities like this in the Beach Street area are uncommon at this price point.