Seabreeze Park market snapshot (as of June 25, 2026): the median sale price is about $284K ($222 per sq ft), with homes averaging 111 days on market and 2.0 months of supply, a balanced market (limited data). Values are down 5% over the past year and up 248% since 2012, based on 6 recent closings in live Daytona-area MLS data.
Seabreeze Park is a small residential neighborhood in beachside Daytona Beach, Volusia County, ZIP 32118, on the peninsula between the Atlantic Ocean and the Halifax River, near the Seabreeze district. It shares its name with the city's Seabreeze Park and Boat Ramp on the Halifax River near the Seabreeze Bridge, a public access point tucked under the bridge (City of Daytona Beach; homes.com, accessed June 2026).
The neighborhood is part of the broader Seabreeze area of the peninsula, which includes the Seabreeze Historic District and the Seabreeze and Main Street commercial corridors. Homes here are residential, predominantly single-family, with some renovated and newer houses reported to feature balconies, screened porches, and updated interiors, set in a walkable urban beachside grid rather than a gated suburban layout.
The location is the case: residents are a short walk or drive from the Atlantic beach to the east and the Halifax River to the west, with the Seabreeze and Main Street districts, the oceanfront, and downtown Daytona Beach across the bridge all close at hand. It is a beachside-living setting with city convenience.
As a peninsula address between the ocean and the river, flood zone and coastal insurance are the central diligence items: the FEMA map is authoritative per parcel and elevation varies across the peninsula. Because public-facing detail on the specific Seabreeze Park subdivision is limited, confirm the build year, any homeowner association or recorded restrictions, and the parcel's flood zone in county records before relying on any description.
