Flagler Beach, Florida
Population: 4,954
Located in Flagler County
Flagler County has is all! Whether you are looking for a beach community, a golf and recreation community, or a more rural setting you can find your new home right here. Our county grew slowly before 1970 resulting in the preservation of its natural environment and protected greenways. However, since then Flagler County has grown to a population of 51,417 in 2001. This year we were named the 8th fastest growing county in the United States from 1990 to 2000 and the fastest growing county in the State of Florida. The County's largest community is Palm Coast, a thriving development with a lovely hometown feel. It is also home to Hammock Dunes, an upscale private golf course community on the last undeveloped stretch of Florida's Atlantic Ocean beaches. From out of the sparkling blue waters of the Atlantic comes Ocean Hammock.. "The Pebble Beach of the East". The next great seaside community in the tradition of Amelia Island, Wild Dunes and the romance of Hilton Head Island & Defuskie. Ocean Hammock is designed around a spectacular Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course with six dramatic holes along the beautiful Atlantic Ocean. With its world-class oceanfront clubhouse, miles of nature trails, and convenient access to the beach. There is always something undeniably alluring about the smell of crisp salt air. The sight of moonlight shimmering on the Atlantic Ocean. One of the last parcels of oceanfront property will be called "Cinnamon Beach" and will be comprised of Homesites and Condominiums-- a place where there are endless things to do or just to relax.. Possibly this is your Beach retreat.... On the east side of the county, you can enjoy 19 miles of beaches. The cities of Flagler Beach and Beverly Beach offer a relaxed, laid back, ocean shore atmosphere where visitors and residents alike enjoy the Florida fun and sun way of life. On the west side of the county visitors and residents drive on tree and farm lined rural roads, viewing the strong agricultural base that plays an important part in Flagler's economy. Potato, cabbage and sod farms as well as timber stands and cattle are abundant here. Transportation The nearest commercial airport is Daytona Beach International Airport, about 30 miles away. Major airlines serve the nearby Daytona Beach International Airport, Orlando International Airport, and Jacksonville Airport. Corporate jet aircraft can land at the Flagler County Airport off S.R. 100. The East Coast Intracoastal Waterway, bisecting the eastern portion of Flagler County, is navigable from Miami to the St. Lawrence Seaway. The Atlantic Ocean is accessed at Ponce Inlet to the south or at St. Augustine to the north. The Florida East Coast Railway, United Parcel Service and nine trucking firms provide freight service. Although there is no regular bus schedule, local public transportation is available by calling (386) 437-7272. Cab services are also available. Flagler County basks in sunshine nearly 365 days a year. The proximity of the Atlantic Ocean moderates the temperatures of winter and summer, raising January's average to 56.7F and cooling July's average to 81.4F. The annual average temperature is 71.4F. The county has basically three seasons - spring, summer and fall. Most of the year's average 48 inches of rainfall occurs between June and October, usually as afternoon thundershowers. Generally ending quickly, these bring welcome relief from the summer warmth. Average Temperatures Worship REAL ESTATE SERVICES For More Information On Flagler Beach, Florida Real Estate
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