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Venetian Bay Homes for Sale — New Smyrna Beach, FL

Venetian Bay is New Smyrna Beach's signature master-planned community — a golf-course neighborhood built around a walkable Town Center with restaurants, a spa, and a resort-style pool overlooking the lake. It's a favorite for buyers who want new-construction options, low-maintenance living, and the beach just minutes away. Here's what to know before you buy or sell in Venetian Bay.

CityNew Smyrna Beach, FL (coastal Volusia County)
Community typeMaster-planned golf community with a walkable Town Center
HomesCondos, villas & single-family; roughly 1,400–4,900 sq ft, 3–5 bedrooms; new & resale
Subdivisions18 distinct neighborhoods (including all-ages and 55+ sections)
HOAVaries by section; many include exterior maintenance, lawn care, and pest control (low-maintenance living)
Amenities18-hole championship golf, Town Center dining & spa, resort pool, tennis, pickleball, trails
Thinking about Venetian Bay? I live and work in coastal Volusia and know these communities inside out. I'll send you a private, up-to-date list of what's for sale — or a free value report if you already own here.

About the community

Venetian Bay has been growing since 2004 into one of New Smyrna Beach's most popular addresses. It's organized into 18 subdivisions, so the feel changes from street to street — from maintenance-free villas to larger single-family homes and gated 55+ enclaves. Tying it all together is the Town Center: a charming, walkable village with restaurants, a luxury spa, fitness, a general store, and a stunning resort-style pool on the lake.

Homes & prices

Because Venetian Bay spans so many builders and sections, there's real variety. Homes generally run from around 1,400 to 4,900 square feet with three to five bedrooms, dens, and two- to three-car garages. You'll find:

Tell me your must-haves — new vs. resale, all-ages vs. 55+, golf view vs. preserve — and I'll pull the current listings that match.

Amenities & lifestyle

At the center of it all is an 18-hole championship golf course and the Town Center, where you can walk to dinner, the spa, or the pool. There's also a tiki bar, tennis and pickleball courts, a basketball court, playground, and miles of walking and biking trails. Many sections are set up for low-maintenance living, with the HOA handling exterior upkeep and lawn care — ideal for second homes and snowbirds. And you're only minutes from the New Smyrna Beach shoreline, Flagler Avenue, and the inlet.

Frequently asked questions

Is Venetian Bay a 55+ community?

Not entirely. Venetian Bay is a master-planned community with 18 subdivisions — some are all-ages and some are gated 55+ sections. You can choose the lifestyle that fits; I can point you to the right neighborhoods within it.

Can you still buy new construction in Venetian Bay?

Yes — several builders continue to offer new homes and homesites here alongside plenty of resale options. New vs. resale really comes down to timing, price, and how much you want to customize; I can walk you through both.

What does the Venetian Bay HOA cover?

It varies by section, but many include exterior home maintenance, lawn care, pest control, and common-area upkeep, which makes for genuinely low-maintenance living. I'll give you the exact dues and inclusions for any specific home.

How far is Venetian Bay from the beach?

It's just a few minutes' drive to the New Smyrna Beach shoreline, Flagler Avenue, and the inlet — close enough for the beach lifestyle without being in the busiest beachside traffic.

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Ready to talk Venetian 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.