Homes zoned forR. J. Longstreet Elementary School
Coastal living with easy beach-to-Orlando range
316
Homes for sale
$399,450
Median list price
$321
Avg price / sqft
78
Median days on market
The R. J. Longstreet Elementary zone sits in Daytona Beach, where the Atlantic coast and the Halifax River shape daily life. With 117 of the 314 active listings on the water, this is a stretch where waterfront and pool homes are the norm rather than the exception, and buyers who want proximity to the ocean find real options here. It suits a wide range — first-timers drawn by the entry price, retirees who want the water, and anyone splitting time between the beach and inland work.
The market reality is approachable at the median: with a $399,900 median list price across Daytona Beach homes for sale, there's genuine room below $400K, but the range stretches to $5.2 million with 18 active listings over $1M. Homes are taking a median 83 days to sell, and sellers are getting about 95% of asking — a market that rewards a measured buyer. You can see the full picture on the live map, and nearby options feed into schools like Mainland High School and Campbell Middle School.
R. J. Longstreet Elementary School is an attendance zone in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Quick facts
$78,000 – $5.2M price range
1,395 sqft median home
$900/mo median HOA
$2,175/mo median rent
377 sold in 12 months
Drive times
Living in the R. J. Longstreet Elementary zone
This attendance zone sits within Daytona Beach, a coastal city defined by the Atlantic shoreline and the Halifax River that runs parallel behind it. The character here is unmistakably water-oriented: of the 314 active listings, 117 are waterfront and 74 have pools, which tells you how buyers in this zone spend their time. It's an established part of town rather than a new subdivision, so you get mature streets and a mix of housing styles.
The zone suits a broad range of buyers. First-timers are drawn by the entry prices — listings start at $78,000 — while those seeking the water find genuine selection. Retirees and second-home buyers also factor heavily, given the coastal setting and the condo inventory reflected in the HOA figures.
Because this is a coastal city neighborhood rather than a planned community, expect variety block to block. Some pockets are condo-dense and walkable to the beach; others are single-family and quieter. Spending time in the specific streets you're considering matters more here than in a uniform master-planned area.
Schools for homes in the R. J. Longstreet Elementary zone
This zone is named for R. J. Longstreet Elementary School, the anchor for younger students in the area. Families should treat the elementary assignment as the starting point and plan for the middle and high school paths that follow.
Nearby and commonly referenced schools serving this part of Daytona Beach include Campbell Middle School and David C Hinson Sr Middle School at the middle level, with Mainland High School and Atlantic High School among the high schools in the area. Champion Elementary School is another name that appears in this corner of the city.
School attendance boundaries in Volusia County can and do change from year to year. Before you commit to a home based on a specific school, confirm the current assignment for that exact address directly with Volusia County Schools — a neighboring street can sometimes fall into a different zone.
Homes for sale in the R. J. Longstreet Elementary zone: prices and housing
The numbers paint a clear picture. The median list price is $399,900, and over the last 12 months 375 homes sold at a median price of $415,000 — close enough to tell you that well-priced listings are transacting near their ask. Average pricing lands around $322 per square foot, with a median home size of 1,384 square feet, which reflects the compact coastal and condo stock common here.
The segments shape what you'll shop. Waterfront dominates with 117 active listings, pool homes number 74, and there are 33 gated options. At the top, 18 listings are priced above $1 million and the range reaches $5.2 million, so there's a genuine luxury tier alongside the entry inventory. There are no active new-construction, golf, or 55+ listings in the data, so this is resale territory.
On carrying costs, the median HOA is about $900 per month — a figure driven up by the waterfront and condo communities — and the median property tax is roughly $4,467 per year. Both vary widely by building and address, so verify the specifics on any property you're serious about. Median rent in the zone sits around $2,150 per month, useful context for investors weighing the numbers.
Getting around from the R. J. Longstreet Elementary zone
Daily life in this zone revolves around the Daytona Beach coast, but the inland reach is better than many expect. Downtown Orlando is about 65 minutes by car, and Universal Orlando is roughly 74 minutes away, which keeps theme parks and inland employment within weekend and occasional weekday range.
The practical routes are common knowledge for the area: Interstate 4 is the main artery running inland toward Orlando, while US-1 and local roads handle north-south travel along the coast. International Speedway Boulevard and the bridges across the Halifax River connect the mainland to the beachside.
For most residents, the appeal is being able to live at the beach while keeping the larger Orlando metro accessible when needed. If you commute to Orlando daily, budget for the drive; if your life is coastal, you'll rarely leave the immediate area.
Is the R. J. Longstreet Elementary zone a good fit?
This zone makes sense for buyers who want coastal Florida living without the premium pricing of some better-known beach markets. A $399,900 median, listings from $78,000, and 117 waterfront options mean real access to the water at a range of budgets. The measured market — a median 83 days on market and sellers getting about 95% of asking — gives buyers room to negotiate rather than racing the clock.
The trade-offs are worth naming. HOA fees run higher here, with a $900 median reflecting the condo and waterfront communities, so factor that into your monthly math. There's no new construction in the current data, so buyers wanting a brand-new home will be looking at resale stock or expanding their search area.
If you value an established coastal setting, want selection among waterfront and pool homes, and can accept the carrying costs that come with the territory, this zone delivers. Confirm school assignments for your exact address, run the HOA and tax numbers on each specific property, and you'll have a clear-eyed read on whether it fits.
On the market now
Homes for sale in this zone
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$1,250,000
4518 S ATLANTIC AVENUE, PONCE INLET
4 bd · 3 ba · 3,231 sqft
$749,900
2836 S ATLANTIC AVENUE, DAYTONA BEACH
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,826 sqft
$499,000
130 GOODALL AVENUE, DAYTONA BEACH
3 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,350 sqft
$399,000
266 FLORIDA SHORES BOULEVARD, DAYTONA BEACH SHORES
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,711 sqft
$220,000
313 S ATLANTIC AVENUE UNIT 4200, DAYTONA BEACH
1 bd · 2 ba · 691 sqft
$185,000
313 S ATLANTIC AVENUE UNIT 5200, DAYTONA BEACH
1 bd · 2 ba · 691 sqft
$164,900
935 S ATLANTIC AVENUE UNIT 502, DAYTONA BEACH
1 bd · 2 ba · 634 sqft
$135,000
313 S ATLANTIC AVENUE UNIT 3230, DAYTONA BEACH
0 bd · 1 ba · 343 sqft
$135,000
313 S ATLANTIC AVENUE UNIT 3250, DAYTONA BEACH
0 bd · 1 ba · 343 sqft
$124,900
1909 S ATLANTIC AVENUE UNIT 202, DAYTONA BEACH SHORES
0 bd · 1 ba · 433 sqft
$119,900
2043 S ATLANTIC AVENUE UNIT 606, DAYTONA BEACH SHORES
0 bd · 1 ba · 331 sqft
$110,000
3501 S ATLANTIC AVENUE UNIT 4250, DAYTONA BEACH SHORES
1 bd · 1 ba · 385 sqft
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The numbers that matter
The R. J. Longstreet Elementary School market
377
Sold, last 12 months
$416,600
Median sold price
95%
Sale-to-list ratio
What sellers actually get vs asking
74 days
Median time to sell
R. J. Longstreet Elementary School vs Daytona Beach
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Median sold price — 3-yr, 3-mo rolling
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Live Stellar MLS data — every listing and closed sale inside the R. J. Longstreet Elementary School boundary. Rolling medians smooth single-month swings in small communities.
What it really costs
Owning here
Owning the median R. J. Longstreet Elementary School home
≈ $3,587/mo
$399,450 median · 20% down · 30-yr fixed at 6.9% · taxes/HOA from live listing data · insurance is a Florida estimate.
$900/mo
Median HOA
From current listings inside the boundary
$2,175/mo
Median rent
Homes for rent inside the boundary
Population
18,605
Median age
54
Median income
$66,599
Median home value
$376,183
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R. J. Longstreet Elementary School FAQs
Is the R. J. Longstreet Elementary zone a good place to live?+
It's a strong fit for buyers who want coastal access without paying top-of-market prices, with 117 active waterfront listings and 74 with pools. The beach-and-river lifestyle anchors the area, and Downtown Orlando sits about 65 minutes away for work or weekends. It leans toward buyers comfortable with an established coastal-city setting.
Is it expensive to buy here?+
Not by coastal Florida standards — the median list price is $399,900, with listings starting as low as $78,000. The high end runs to $5.2 million and there are 18 active listings over $1M, so the range is wide. Average pricing works out to about $322 per square foot on a median home size of 1,384 sqft.
What do homes cost in this zone?+
The median list price is $399,900 and the median sold price over the last 12 months was $415,000 across 375 sales. That spread tells you well-priced homes are moving at or near list. Expect roughly $322 per square foot on average.
How is the market right now?+
It's a measured market: homes sit a median 83 days before selling and sellers are netting about 95% of asking. With 314 active listings, buyers have selection and negotiating room. You can track what's live on the live map.
What about HOA fees and property taxes?+
The median HOA runs about $900/month, which reflects the condo and waterfront communities common in this coastal zone. Median property tax is around $4,467 per year. Always confirm the specific HOA and tax figures for any individual property, since they vary widely by building and address.
What schools serve this zone?+
R. J. Longstreet Elementary anchors the zone, with nearby schools including Campbell Middle School, David C Hinson Sr Middle School, Mainland High School, and Atlantic High School. Boundaries can change, so confirm the exact assignment for a specific address with Volusia County Schools before you buy.
How is the commute from here?+
Downtown Orlando is roughly 65 minutes by car, and Universal Orlando sits about 74 minutes away. That keeps inland jobs and theme parks within reasonable weekend and even weekday range. Daily life, though, is oriented around the Daytona Beach coast.
Is there new construction in this zone?+
The data shows no active new-construction listings in this zone right now, so buyers here are shopping the existing housing stock. That stock skews toward waterfront and pool homes, with 117 and 74 active listings respectively. If new build is a priority, you'll likely be looking at resale homes or expanding your search.
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