Coastline Lofts

Highlights

• Ready for development
• One block from Downtown
• Two blocks from Stetson University

Description

318 N FLORIDA AVE - COASTLINE LOFTS

This small and forgotten railway was once a vital thoroughfare for DeLand’s downtown and an important part of the town’s history. Railroad operator Seaboard Coastline Railroad, once owned the tracks the lofts will be built on, hence the name Coastline Lofts. Our team has gone to extraordinary measures to ensure we are creating a community that the DeLand residents will be proud of and ideal for people who want to live, work, and play downtown. Whether it’s being a part of the hustle and bustle or relaxing in modern sophistication within a historic downtown setting; Coastline Lofts is the place to live.

The lofts boost unique and creative floor plans with a balance of modern finishes like polished concrete floors and a stainless-steel handrailing cabling system paired with gorgeous traditional hardwood flooring on the upper levels and expansive hand-framed ceiling trusses. Coastline Lofts is an important project for downtown DeLand. It is the first of its kind and the first multi-family project to be built and sold in downtown in over 20 years.


There are 12 residential lofts and 2 street-facing artists’ lofts and include lofts, one-bedroom/one bath, and two bedrooms/two baths floor plans.
There are six floor plan options that range from 827.00 sq. ft. to 1,136.00 sq. ft.

Total building structure size is 13,685.00 sq. ft. (Enclosed + Ext. Entry) and 13,437.00 sq. ft. (Total Enclosed Floor Plates).
Included in the site plan is a water cistern to recycle grey water to water the plants, a Zen rock garden, a community gathering area, two water fountains, an art mural wall, and Xeriscaped with native-landscaping to reduce the need for irrigation and lower ongoing maintenance costs for the homeowners.


** Site plans and development approvals are in process **

Coastline Lofts is located at the corner of Florida Avenue and W. Ohio Avenue, one block from Stetson University and two blocks from historic downtown DeLand.

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