What type of homes are in Autumn Trail?
Primarily single-story ranch-style single-family homes built in the late 1980s and early 1990s, ranging 1,200 to 2,000 sq ft.
Autumn Trail is a small deed-restricted single-family neighborhood in Port Orange, FL 32129 featuring ranch-style homes (mostly 1980s-1990s builds), a community pond, sidewalks, and green spaces. It has an active HOA (specific fees, rules, and contacts unavailable publicly). No pool or clubhouse. Part of broader Port Orange area with convenient beach/highway access.
Autumn Trail is a small, deed-restricted single-family residential community in Port Orange, Florida. The HOA maintains shared spaces and community standards in this established neighborhood.
Information on specific monthly, quarterly, annual, transfer, or capital contribution fees is unavailable from public sources.
Detailed architectural guidelines, parking, pet, rental, or other rules are unavailable from public sources. The community is described as deed-restricted to maintain appearance and standards.
No pool, clubhouse, or other large recreational amenities are present.
Residents enjoy a quiet, suburban lifestyle with tree-lined streets and maintained common areas suitable for walking and outdoor activities.
Specific HOA name, management company, phone, email, website, or mailing address for Autumn Trail HOA unavailable in public sources. Related Trails HOA entities exist in the broader Port Orange/Ormond Beach area.
Peaceful, established neighborhood with convenient central Port Orange location near shopping, dining, and beaches. Well-maintained single-family homes.
Autumn Trail offers a low-key, deed-restricted living environment focused on neighborhood upkeep and accessibility in Port Orange.
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Searched Google for HOA name, management, fees, amenities using queries on Autumn Trail Port Orange FL 32129 and related Trails HOA. Reviewed real estate sites (alicecooperteam.com) for neighborhood details and Sunbiz for corporate records on similar HOAs. Gaps: No specific HOA contact, fees, or detailed rules found; Lighthouse Pointe 55+ community on same street names appears separate.
Primarily single-story ranch-style single-family homes built in the late 1980s and early 1990s, ranging 1,200 to 2,000 sq ft.
No large amenities like a pool or clubhouse; features include a community pond, sidewalks, and green spaces.
Yes, it is a deed-restricted community with an active HOA that maintains common areas (specific fees and contacts unavailable publicly).
Just west of Nova Road near Dunlawton Avenue in Port Orange, FL, about 10 minutes to the beach.