Flagler County · 29.4749° N · 81.1267° W
Flagler Beach.
Small-town Florida by the pier
Flagler Beach keeps one foot in old Florida: a few thousand residents, a six-mile stretch of beach, and a pier that has anchored the town since 1928. It is among the coast's slowest settings and one of its most loyal communities.
Oceanfront · Surf town between the counties
The town spans the line between Flagler and Volusia counties and has built its reputation on surf, fishing, and a small town where people know each other. The historic pier took a hard hit from Hurricane Ian and is being rebuilt stronger.
Buyers here trade conveniences for character: bungalows near the dunes, shops on Ocean Shore Boulevard, and an oceanfront rhythm that does not change with the tourist season.
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