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One of the more established neighborhoods in Palm Coast, Palm Harbor, otherwise known as the C and F sections, is the epitome of Florida Living on the canal.  

The biggest perk being the 23 miles of scenic palm coast saltwater canals that lead out to the Intracoastal Waterway.

The Palm Harbor neighborhood offers a little something for everyone seeking to live the Florida Lifestyle.

Whether it's saltwater fishing, kayaking, boating, or even golf, there's something for you.  All of this without any HOA fees.

There's also plenty of entertainment in the area.  If you're looking for a variety of good food, shopping and live entertainment, you can be sure that the European Village will not let you down.  If you want to venture out, just go over the toll bridge in Palm Harbor and you'll be beach side on scenic A1A!

Palm Harbor is centrally located in Palm Coast and also has easy access to US-1 and I-95 to the north and south respectively for the everyday commuter.

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Flagler Beach is a unique small beach town located on the Atlantic Coast of Flagler County, just east of Palm Coast.  

The Saltwater canal system in Flagler Beach is unique in comparison to Palm Coast's in that no matter where your home is on the canal in Flagler Beach, you're going to be only a minute or two from the Intracoastal Waterway.

 Flagler Beach is the perfect place to live if you want the perks of living on the waterfront, while living close enough to the 6 miles of mostly uncrowded beaches that you can stroll or bike to.

Scenic A1A is the main road going through Flagler Beach, leading to historic St. Augustine to the north, and the World's Most Famous Beach, Daytona Beach to the south.

To get to Palm Coast just take the toll bridge, SR100 or the Loop to Old Kings Parkway.

Flagler Beach is the perfect place to live if you enjoy a quite tight knit community with all of the amenities and restaurants of a tropical getaway, without the HOA's.

Canopy Walk is a beautiful 53- acre gated community that is situated along the Intracoastal Waterway featuring condos and condo living.  

Located near the heart of Palm Coast, Canopy Walk has shopping and dining right at your fingertips.

The European Village is less than a mile away, as is the new Island Walk Shopping Center.  

Be sure to bring the boat!  Canopy Walk has a private marina with boat slips & lifts.  

Enjoy the Florida outdoors with 7 miles of nature trails that surround the community. These nature trails go around the Intracoastal Waterway and lush Florida landscapes.

Canopy Walk also has a beautiful clubhouse, fitness center and full kitchen that can be used for events.

Bring the kids, there's a child friendly pool that will be sure to keep the little ones entertained.  The pool area also features cookout and outdoor kitchen areas.

Grand Haven is a gated golf community, located off Colbert Road in Palm Coast.   

Grand Haven's 1,400 acre property is situated along the Intracoastal Waterway, offering homes and home sites directly on the ICW.  

Stay active and take advantage of miles of nature trails and sidewalks, along with many parks and gazebos throughout the community.

Be sure to bring the golf clubs! Grand Haven offers the only Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course in the area along with a club house that can be utilized for dining and social gatherings.  

Flagler Beach is less about 5 minutes away heading East on Colbert, with dining and shopping on Palm Coast Parkway to the West.

Daytona Beach and St. Augustine is just a 45 minute drive to the north or south on Scenic A1A.

Besides it's golf course, walking trails and club houses, Grand Haven offers many other amenities to it's residents.

Island Estates is located in Palm Coast just off of Scenic A1A and is part of the luxurious Hammock Dunes community.  

The 2 1/2 mile long island is the only community in Hammock Dunes that offers Intracoastal and canal homes and home sites.

The island has two entrances, with the main gated entrance manned 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

Most home sites on the island are over an acre and all of the home sites have water frontage.

To the East is the Fox Cut canal that leads out into the Intracoastal Waterway and to the West is the Intracoastal Waterway.

The Ocean is just across the street on A1A.

From two stories up on either side of Island Estates, you can see the sunrise to the East off the Atlantic & the sunset to the West over the Intracoastal Waterway. 

Buying a Membership into the Hammock Dunes Community will give you access to the world class amenities Hammock Dunes has to offer, but purchase of the Membership isn't mandatory.

Palm Coast Plantation is a waterfront gated community in Palm Coast located just off of Colbert Road.  

It is unique in that this neighborhood is situated along the Intracoastal Waterway and features a 126-acre fresh water lake.   

Flagler Beach is less about 5 minutes away heading East on Colbert, with Palm Coast Parkway to the West.

Palm Coast Plantation offers many amenities for it's residents including a clubhouse which contains a gym, game room and social area. Outback, a Junior Olympic size swimming pool over looks Emerald Lake.

If fishing is your thing, there is a community boat ramp for easy access both the lake and the Intracoastal Waterway.

The developers of Palm Coast Plantation wanted to keep the community as natural as possible with magnificent trees and marsh, and they've accomplished that goal with that "Old Florida" feel.

Sanctuary is located at the end of Cimmaron Dr. in the Palm Harbor neighborhood (otherwise known as the "C" section) of Palm Coast.  

This gated community is on an Island and offers homes directly on the Intracoastal Waterway as well as the saltwater canal.

Centrally located in Palm Coast, Sanctuary is in close proximity to plenty of shops and restaurants in European Village and Island Walk Shopping Center.

Even though Sanctuary is centrally located in Palm Coast, you'll feel miles away from it all on the island.

Daytona Beach and Historic St. Augustine is a short scenic drive on A1A, just over the toll bridge.

Living in Sanctuary means you have direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway, with no bridges.

This part of Palm Harbor is considered "Sailboat Country", so be sure to bring the boat!

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