About Port Orange's The Meadows

This post will almost finalize my series on the communities in Countryside, located in Port Orange Florida. For a quick re-cap, Countryside is an upscale development that consists of several smaller communities within the large one. Residents of each of these smaller communities have access to the Countryside pool, clubhouse, tennis courts, lakes and common areas.

In this post, I'll briefly describe The Meadows. The Meadows is the only section of Countryside that is maintenance-free. It consists of town houses and duplexes... well; actually they’re more like quads. Each of these little groups of homes are immaculately kept by the association itself. They’re also within walking distance to the pool, clubhouse and tennis courts.

To learn more about the other communities in Countryside, read my posts about The Hunt Club, SteeplechaseThe Villas and .

To move to Port Orange Florida, or anywhere in the Daytona Beach area, visit my web site. I'm a native of this area and can help with all your real estate needs. When you're on my site, also be sure to view my Daytona Beach area MLS listings.

If you're considering buying real estate in Daytona Beach Florida, you may want to consider Port Orange. Port Orange is located just 5 miles south of Daytona Beach, but is a newer city, out of the way of all the special event traffic and noise. 

To continue with my posts about the gorgeous community of Countryside in Port Orange Florida, today I'm going to focus on the section in Countryside called The Villas.

In The Villas you'll find where Countryside first began, back in 1983. In this section there are affordable 2 or 3 bedroom patio homes. These homes are all on small lots (also known as zero-lot lines; the usual setback rules do not apply) that are easy to maintain. The Villas is also the closest section to the community pool, clubhouse and tennis courts.

As you'll see in the photos, these homes are built around of one the many small lakes that are found in this area. As mentioned in my previous posts, there are several smaller communities within the larger community of Countryside. This is just one of them. To find out about the others, view my posts about the brick section of Countryside called The Hunt Club, and the section that has a South Florida feel, called Steeplechase. 

For other information about Port Orange Florida, view my posts titled Picture Yourself in Port Orange and Plan A Fun Outing in Port Orange Florida.

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