What is the size of the Coquina Point community?
Approximately 109 homes.
Coquina Point is a small self-governed HOA community of about 109 homes in Ormond Beach, FL 32174, developed in the 1990s around retention ponds for natural preservation and walkability. Annual fees average $420–$440; ponds are for stormwater only with strict no-recreation rules. No community pool, clubhouse, or other structured amenities are documented.
Coquina Point Homeowners Association, Inc. is a self-governed, volunteer-led HOA overseeing a small residential community of approximately 109 single-family homes in Ormond Beach, Florida. The association maintains common areas, stormwater retention ponds, landscaping, and the entrance wall.
Annual HOA fees are approximately $420–$440 based on recent property listings (around $35–$37 monthly equivalent); some listings note quarterly billing of $105. Transfer fees, capital contributions, and special assessments information is unavailable from public sources.
Retention ponds are designated strictly for stormwater management and not for recreation; rules prohibit fishing, swimming, boating, or access via easements or private property, with signage enforcing no trespassing. Architectural guidelines, landscaping standards, parking, pet policies, rentals, noise, and trash rules are governed by the covenants and restrictions; specific details beyond pond use are unavailable in public sources.
Common area landscaping, stormwater retention ponds, and entrance features are maintained by the HOA. No structured recreational amenities such as pools or clubhouses are documented in official community sources.
Residents enjoy a quiet, walkable neighborhood with emphasis on neighborly support and preservation of natural pond habitats supporting local wildlife.
HOA Name: Coquina Point Homeowners Association, Inc.
Management Company: Self-governed (volunteer board)
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 730921, Ormond Beach, FL 32173
Registered Agent: Jeffrey Sweet, Esq., c/o Jeffrey Sweet, Esq., 595 West Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Phone Number, Email, Website, Office Hours: Details not publicly available.
Developed in the 1990s with focus on natural areas around ponds; single entrance promotes safety and reduces traffic; small scale fosters community involvement.
Coquina Point offers a peaceful, nature-oriented residential setting managed by residents for residents in central Ormond Beach.
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Public sources checked include the official community website, Florida Division of Corporations business records, multiple real estate listing sites (Redfin, Zillow, MLS summaries), and general web searches for amenities and contacts. Important gaps include current board contacts, exact fee schedules, and comprehensive rules documents beyond pond regulations.
Approximately 109 homes.
No, they are for stormwater retention only; fishing, swimming, and boating are prohibited.
Approximately $420–$440 based on recent listings.
No structured amenities of this type are documented in official sources.
Self-governed by a volunteer board of directors.