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Dated: June 28 2026
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Breakaway Trails is one of Ormond Beach’s most sought-after gated communities — the kind of neighborhood buyers name specifically when they want a manned gate, resort amenities, and larger single-family homes in a top school zone. If it’s on your shortlist for 2026, here’s an honest local guide to what living there is really like.
Breakaway Trails is a 24-hour guard-gated community of single-family homes in Ormond Beach, set among mature trees, lakes, and conservation. It’s an established, amenity-rich neighborhood — not an age-restricted or 55+ community — that appeals to families and professionals who want privacy, space, and a strong sense of community without leaving the Ormond Beach school district.
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Browse Volusia County Homes →Breakaway Trails leans into the resort-style, family-friendly side of gated living. Residents share a clubhouse, pool, tennis courts, and trails, all behind a 24-hour staffed gate — which is a big part of the draw for buyers who value security and a tight-knit feel. The homes tend to be larger, well-kept single-family houses on generous lots, many backing to water or preserve for added privacy.
Pricing here sits at the upper end for Ormond Beach, reflecting the gated amenities, lot sizes, and school zone — with larger or fully updated homes commanding a real premium. Because the range is wide, the only meaningful number is what comparable homes in Breakaway Trails have actually sold for recently. Tell me your size and budget and I’ll send the current listings and recent sales.
It’s a strong fit if you want a guard-gated, single-family home with resort amenities in a top Ormond Beach school zone, and you value security and community. It’s less of a fit if you want oceanfront living, a 55+ community, a low-maintenance condo, or a brand-new build — Breakaway Trails is an established neighborhood of resale homes.
Before writing an offer in Breakaway Trails, confirm two things:
Found a Breakaway Trails home you like? Check the flood zone before you offer.
Many Ormond Beach lots back to lakes and preserve, so flood status varies. Send me any address and I’ll send back a free report — the FEMA flood zone, whether coverage is required, and the likely annual cost. Usually within 24 hours, no obligation.
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I know this market street by street. Tell me your budget and must-haves and I will point you to the right fit.
Book a Free 15-Min Consult →Is Breakaway Trails gated? Yes — it has a 24-hour staffed gate.
Is it a 55+ community? No — it’s all ages and popular with families.
What amenities are included? A clubhouse, community pool, tennis courts, and walking trails.
Is it in the Ormond Beach school zone? Yes — confirm the exact zoning for any specific address.
Robert Kirkland — Simply Real Estate
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