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Turnbull Bay Homes for Sale — New Smyrna Beach, FL

Turnbull Bay is one of New Smyrna Beach's most attainable golf-community options — established single-family homes set among oak-and-pine hammock around a scenic preserve golf course, with refreshingly low HOA dues. It's a quiet, well-located choice for golfers and families who want value without giving up the coastal-town lifestyle. Here's a local Realtor's guide before you buy or sell in Turnbull Bay.

CityNew Smyrna Beach, FL (Turnbull Bay area)
Community typeEstablished golf-course community (Turnbull Bay Country Club Estates)
HomesSingle-family, built ~1995–2005; roughly 1,066–2,393 sq ft
HOALow — roughly $23–$210/month depending on section
The golfThe Preserve at Turnbull Bay — an 18-hole, par-72, ~6,600-yard course running through a nature preserve
SettingOak-and-pine hammock along Turnbull Bay; minutes to downtown New Smyrna and the beach
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About the community

Turnbull Bay Country Club Estates built out between roughly 1995 and 2005 as a single-family golf-course community wrapped in an oak-and-pine hammock along Turnbull Bay. It has a friendly, low-key feel — neighborhood gatherings, holiday events, and golf tournaments — and it's genuinely well-located, just minutes from downtown New Smyrna Beach, Canal Street, and the shoreline. For buyers who want a golf-community lifestyle without a country-club price tag, it's one of the best values around.

Homes & prices

Homes here are single-family, generally in the 1,000 to 2,400 square-foot range, which keeps them attainable relative to the area's larger golf communities. HOA dues are low — roughly $23 to $210 a month depending on the section — another reason Turnbull Bay tends to offer strong value. You'll find both original homes and updated ones, and golf-course lots are the premium. Tell me your budget and whether you want a course view, and I'll pull what's available.

Golf & lifestyle

The centerpiece is The Preserve at Turnbull Bay — a challenging 18-hole, par-72 course running about 6,600 yards through a genuine nature preserve, one of the more scenic rounds in the area. Beyond golf, the community offers walking and biking trails, green spaces, and a clubhouse for gatherings. And because it's minutes from downtown New Smyrna, you're close to Canal Street's shops and restaurants, Flagler Avenue, and the beach — the full coastal-town lifestyle at an approachable price.

Frequently asked questions

Is Turnbull Bay a good value in New Smyrna Beach?

Yes — it's one of the more attainable golf communities in the area, with single-family homes generally 1,000–2,400 sq ft and notably low HOA dues (roughly $23–$210/month), which makes the golf-community lifestyle accessible without a country-club price.

What golf course is in Turnbull Bay?

The Preserve at Turnbull Bay — a challenging 18-hole, par-72 course running about 6,600 yards through a nature preserve along Turnbull Bay, and one of the more scenic courses in the New Smyrna area.

How much are HOA fees in Turnbull Bay?

They're low for a golf community — roughly $23 to $210 a month depending on the section. I can confirm the exact dues and what they cover for any specific home.

How far is Turnbull Bay from downtown and the beach?

Just minutes — it's close to downtown New Smyrna Beach, Canal Street's shops and restaurants, Flagler Avenue, and the shoreline, so you get a quiet golf-community setting with the coastal town right there.

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Ready to talk Turnbull Bay? Whether you're buying or selling, you get straight answers and real local pricing insight — and someone who actually picks up the phone. Reach Robert Kirkland at 386-631-5107.
Robert Kirkland is a licensed Florida real estate sales associate with Simply Real Estate, serving Port Orange, New Smyrna Beach, Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach and coastal Volusia County. Community details (HOA dues, memberships, price ranges, and availability) change — confirm current specifics with Robert Kirkland before making decisions. Equal Housing Opportunity.