410 Acacia Cir, Port Orange, FL, 32127

This property announces itself the moment you step onto the yard—120 feet of private frontage on Rose Bay, an unusually deep-water exposure for Port Orange that opens easily to the Intracoastal Waterway. I toured the bungalow and came away convinced this is one of those rare opportunities where location alone does most of the work: boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, or simply watching the tide from your backyard are everyday options here.

Inside, the 1,329-square-foot layout is compact and honest to its 1968 bones: two well-sized bedrooms, two full baths, and living spaces arranged for straightforward use and easy renovation. The floorplan favors practicality—rooms that connect without wasted corridors—and presents a clean starting point for cosmetic updates or a full reimagining. Because the structure sits directly on the water, nearly every improvement you choose will multiply the enjoyment and resale premium.

Outdoors is the real headline. The backyard stretches to the water with unobstructed views of Rose Bay; there’s abundant room to design a dock, waterfront terrace, or lush coastal garden. With direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway, weekend boating excursions and quick runs to local marinas become part of the lifestyle. The property’s orientation and frontage make it ideal for buyers who prioritize open water access rather than just a view.

Location is quietly convenient—just minutes from Volusia County’s Atlantic beaches, neighborhood parks, restaurants, and shopping corridors. Whether you’re an investor looking to flip, a boater seeking a footprint on the bay, or a homeowner wanting a modest primary or vacation residence, this bungalow offers a compelling blend of immediate use and upside potential. Priced at $410,000 and backed by a valuation midpoint that aligns with list price, this home is positioned for quick attention in a market that values scarce deep-water parcels.

Bring your contractor’s estimates and your vision. This property isn’t a finished luxury showcase—it’s a waterfront canvas with tangible access and a premium address in Port Orange. I’d be glad to walk the lot with interested buyers to point out the access points, sight lines, and opportunities for maximizing both daily living and long-term value.

This Port Orange neighborhood is quietly maritime—residential streets that meet salt-air breezes and deep-water bays. Residents enjoy quick runs to the Atlantic beaches, local eateries, and small-town conveniences without sacrificing water access. The area attracts boaters, weekend beachgoers, and homeowners who value coastal living with an established community feel. Small parks, marinas, and shopping corridors are minutes away, offering a practical, relaxed Florida lifestyle.