Palm Coast, FL Townhomes

Palm Coast offers one- and two-story townhomes, some with attached garages, private patios, or small yards. You’ll find townhomes in gated communities, golf-oriented neighborhoods, waterfront-adjacent areas, and low-maintenance planned developments.

Prices vary by size, age, location, and amenities, but many townhomes start in the mid-to-high $200,000s, with newer or better-located units often ranging into the $300,000s–$400,000s+. Townhomes in golf or amenity-rich communities may command higher prices.

Yes. Townhomes typically offer reduced exterior maintenance, with HOA or community associations handling items such as lawn care, common-area upkeep, and sometimes exterior building maintenance. This makes them ideal for busy professionals, seasonal residents, or downsizers.

Most townhome communities include monthly or quarterly HOA fees. These often cover common-area maintenance, landscaping, exterior care (in some communities), community amenities (such as pools, fitness centers, or clubhouses), and sometimes basic services like trash or pest control. It’s important to review each community’s fee structure and inclusions.

Yes. Some townhome communities are located within a short drive or reasonable distance from the Intracoastal Waterway and nearby beaches. While not every townhome is directly on the water, many residents enjoy easy access to coastal recreation, boating, and beach days.

Townhomes can be attractive for both long-term rentals and seasonal residents, especially those near major roads, amenities, or recreational areas. However, each community may have its own rental rules, minimum lease terms, and restrictions, so always verify the association’s policy if you plan to rent your property.

Amenities vary by community but often include swimming pools, clubhouses, walking trails, fitness centers, gated entries, playgrounds, and landscaped common areas. Some are also near golf courses, parks, shopping centers, and dining options.

Key factors to evaluate include:

• HOA fees and what they cover
• Age and condition of the building
• Parking and garage options
• Proximity to beaches, parks, and major roads
• Rental restrictions and pet policies
• Future development plans or assessments within the community

Townhomes often provide more privacy and space than condos, sometimes with direct entrances, private garages, and small yards or patios. Condos typically emphasize shared buildings and common corridors. Both can offer low-maintenance living, but townhomes may feel more like a traditional home while still reducing upkeep responsibilities.

Townhomes work well for both full-time residents and snowbirds/seasonal owners. Full-time residents benefit from community amenities and low maintenance, while seasonal owners appreciate being able to lock-and-leave without worrying about exterior upkeep. The choice often comes down to lifestyle, budget, and preferred location within Palm Coast.