The Sections of Palm Coast

If you're considering a move to Palm Coast, Florida, you may have heard people talking about the different sections and subdivisions in the area. It can be confusing to understand what each section represents and where they are located. In this article, we will demystify the Palm Coast sections and subdivisions, providing you with a better understanding of the layout of the city.

The Palm Coast sections are not laid out in alphabetical order, so it's important to know that they don't follow a specific pattern. Each section is named after the first letter of the streets within that section. For example, the B section consists of streets that all start with the letter B, and the C section consists of streets that start with the letter C. This naming convention applies to all the sections in Palm Coast.

It's important to note that the sections are not the same as subdivisions. Some subdivisions have multiple sections, and some sections span multiple subdivisions. The sections are primarily determined by the street names and do not have any specific rhyme or reason in terms of their layout or organization.

The map shows the sections of Palm Coast from the north end to the south end. It's important to note that when we refer to Palm Coast, we are specifically talking about the city of Palm Coast. The Hammock, located on the east side of A1A, is part of Flagler County and is not subject to the same sections and street naming conventions as the city of Palm Coast.

Now, let's take a closer look at some of the key sections and subdivisions in Palm Coast:

• Matanzas Woods (L Section): Located in the northern tip of Palm Coast, Matanzas Woods is a popular subdivision for new development and growth. It is sandwiched between I-95 and US-1, making it easily accessible. If you're looking for a good return on investment, Matanzas Woods is a great place to start.

• Indian Trails (B Section): Considered one of Palm Coast's most popular neighborhoods, Indian Trails is located between I-95 and US-1. It is known for its proximity to Palm Coast Parkway, which offers a variety of shops and restaurants. Indian Trails is also close to the Pine Lakes subdivision and golf course.

• Palm Harbor (C and F Sections): Palm Harbor is a subdivision that consists of two sections, the C section and the F section. Contrary to popular belief, the C section is not exclusively the canal section. While it does have saltwater canal homes, other sections like the F section also have canal homes. Palm Harbor is desirable because of its proximity to the beach and Palm Coast Parkway, which offers convenient access to shopping and amenities. It is also close to European Village where you can enjoy a unique outdoor shopping and dining experience.

• W Section (Pine Lakes): The W section is located in the center of Palm Coast and is home to the Pine Lakes subdivision. This area is known for its luxury golf villas and condominiums. While there are not many vacant home sites left in the W section, it is still a desirable location due to its proximity to the Pine Lakes Country Club and Arnold Palmer Golf Course.

• P Sections (Belle Terre and Pine Grove): There are two P sections in Palm Coast. The P section in Belle Terre is closer to I-95 and Palm Coast Parkway. It is home to the Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club, as well as Wadsworth Elementary and Buddy Taylor Middle School. The P section in Pine Grove is closer to US-1 and offers amenities from both Pine Lakes and Belle Terre subdivisions. This section is also close to the beach access on the southern end of the county.

• BL Section (Woodlands): The BL section, also known as Woodlands, is located on the eastern end of Palm Coast Parkway. It is one of the earliest settled parts of Palm Coast and is known for its well-established landscaping and trees. The BL section offers easy access to Old Kings Road and I-95, as well as the Hammock Dunes Bridge for beach access.

• R Section (Lehigh Woods): The R section is located near the southern shopping areas of Palm Coast, such as Target and the high school. It is home to Rimfire Elementary and is close to the E section, which is also becoming a popular area. The R section can be a bit confusing to navigate due to its street names starting with the letter R, but with the help of GPS, it's easy to find your way around.

• E Section (Cypress Knoll): The E section, also known as Cypress Knoll, is a popular area within Palm Coast. It is home to the Cypress Knoll Golf Club and offers easy access to Route 100 and all the amenities it has to offer. It is centrally located and not too far from Palm Coast Parkway, making it convenient for residents to access the city's offerings.

• Quail Hollow: Quail Hollow is a subdivision that consists of three sections: Z, L, and K. The Z section is known for its streets starting with the letter C, the L section for its streets starting with a double L, and the K section for its streets starting with the letter K. Quail Hollow is located near Route 100, offering easy access to shopping and amenities. It is also a convenient location for those who frequently travel south to Daytona.

• Seminole Woods: Seminole Woods is a subdivision that consists of two sections: S and U. The S section is known for its open spaces and is not as densely populated as other sections. It offers amenities such as public parks with playgrounds and tennis courts. Seminole Woods is located near Route 1 and is close to Flagler Beach, making it a desirable location for those who enjoy outdoor activities and beach access.

Understanding the sections and subdivisions of Palm Coast can help you navigate the city and find the perfect neighborhood for your needs. Each section has its own unique characteristics and amenities, so it's important to explore all the options before making a decision. Whether you're looking for a beachfront property, a golf course community, or a quiet suburban neighborhood, Palm Coast has something to offer. If you have any further questions or need assistance with your move to Palm Coast, feel free to reach out to us. We're here to help you make a smooth transition to this beautiful Florida city.

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