202 Shady Pl, Daytona Beach

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About this home

**BIG POTENTIAL. SMALL PRICE TAG. DAYTONA OPPORTUNITY AT $120,000!**

Here is something that makes this opportunity especially interesting: the property is located in a **Tourist Office Restaurant zoning area, where short-term rentals are permitted**. It can also be used as a traditional single-family residence or longer-term rental, giving a future owner multiple possibilities for how to put this property to work. Short-term rental use is subject to applicable licensing, registration, and other requirements.

Priced at just **$120,000**, this two-bedroom, one-bath Daytona home is definitely a project, but it offers the kind of price point, flexibility, and upside that can be difficult to find.

There is already plenty of character to build on, including **hardwood floors, mature trees, a covered and enclosed front porch, and a rear deck** that adds additional outdoor living space.

Inside, the oversized **11' x 22' living room** creates even more possibilities. Keep it as one generous gathering space, divide it into multiple living areas, or explore reconfiguring a portion of the room to create a **potential third bedroom**, subject to applicable building and permitting requirements.

Yes, this home needs work, but that is exactly where the opportunity begins. Whether you are an investor looking for your next project, a buyer hoping to build sweat equity, or someone looking for a potential short-term or long-term rental, there is a lot here to get excited about.

At this price point, you are not paying for someone else's renovation or design choices. You are getting **two bedrooms, one bath, hardwood floors, flexible living space, an enclosed front porch, a back deck, mature trees, multiple potential uses, and a whole lot of upside.**

Bring your imagination, bring your toolbox, and come see just how far **$120,000 in Daytona Beach** might take you.

Written by the listing brokerage and shown exactly as supplied. Square footage, lot lines, school assignment, and association rules should be verified independently before you write an offer.