Ormond West Community Guide
A complete guide that helps you compare communities in West Ormond Beach that brings you home.
Breakaway Trails is a large, established gated community located in West Ormond Beach. Development began in the late 1980s, with homes built over several decades, creating a mix of architectural styles, homesites and floor plans throughout the neighborhood.
Homes generally range from approximately 1,600 to more than 4,800 square feet, with many properties offering three to five bedrooms. Mature landscaping, lakes, winding streets and preserved natural areas contribute to the community's established character.
A large, established gated community with homes built over several decades, offering a variety of home styles, sizes, and homesites surrounded by mature landscaping and natural areas.
Residents enjoy a community pool, clubhouse, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, ball fields, natural areas, and a 24-hour staffed guardhouse.
Development began in the late 1980s, with Breakaway Trails growing over several decades into one of West Ormond Beach’s established gated communities.
Breakaway Trails is primarily recognized as one larger community rather than a collection of individually named neighborhoods, with different sections offering a variety of home styles and settings.
Conveniently located near I-95 and Granada Boulevard, with easy access to shopping, restaurants, healthcare, parks, and recreation. The beaches of Ormond Beach are approximately 15–20 minutes away.
Nearby public schools include Pathways Elementary, David C. Hinson Sr. Middle School, and Mainland High School. School assignments should always be verified for the specific property address.
Yes. Breakaway Trails is a gated community with a staffed guardhouse.
Yes. The community has a homeowners association. Current fees and restrictions should be verified directly with the HOA. Contact the community management company, May Management Services; (904) 461-5732
Yes. Approval from the HOA architecture board along with county approval is required.
Yes. Homes were built over several decades, creating a variety of architectural styles, sizes, and homesites.
Yes there is a community pool.
Hunters Ridge offers two community pools plus an exclusive pool for the 55+ Huntington Community.
The beach is approximately 9 miles away and takes about 20 minutes to get there.
You can check what schools you are zoned:
Volusia County: https://arcgis.volusia.k12.fl.us/portal/apps/instant/portfolio/index.html?appid=7dc4f30ec5524918b1071b1a1ef3d0bf
Flagler County: https://www.schoolsitelocator.com/apps/flagler/
A complete guide that helps you compare communities in West Ormond Beach that brings you home.