Architectural rendering of 6604 S Atlantic Avenue from the street, a four-level white oceanfront residence with a curved standing-seam roof, stacked balconies, and a rooftop terrace
Oceanfront · Bethune Beach Promenade

6604 S Atlantic Avenue

A four-level residence rising on the Atlantic, designed so three generations can share an address without sharing a floor.

$4,899,000

6

Bedrooms

7

Bathrooms

Four

Levels

10+

Sleeps

3 Car

Garage

Under construction · Pre-completion pricing, with time remaining to select interior finishes

The Vision

A Residence That Commands the Horizon

Most oceanfront homes spread outward and settle for one good view. This one goes up. Four levels stack against the Atlantic so that every floor answers the water on its own terms, from the entertaining level that opens entirely to the salt breeze to the rooftop where the horizon runs uninterrupted in every direction.

Because the residence is still under construction, there is something here that finished homes cannot offer: time. Time to walk the levels before the finishes go in, and to make the interior specific to the family that will actually use it.

Aerial rendering looking northeast over the residence toward the Atlantic, showing the curved metal roof, the heated pool on the south side, and the beach beyond South Atlantic Avenue
Independent Unity

Together, Without Being On Top of Each Other

The hardest problem in a multi-generational house is not space, it is autonomy. This floor plan solves it vertically. Three separate living levels, each with its own kitchen or bar, its own climate control, and its own laundry, all connected by a central elevator. Everyone keeps their own rhythm and still comes down to the same table.

  • Three separate living levels, each independently accessible by the central elevator
  • Kitchen and bar spaces on every living level
  • Independent climate control floor by floor
  • Washer and dryer on every level
  • Six bedrooms and seven baths, comfortably sleeping ten or more
Interior rendering of a second-level kitchen and dining area with marble waterfall island, white cabinetry, and glass doors opening to an ocean-facing balcony
The Interiors

Rooms Built Around the Water

Light is the organizing principle. Floor-to-ceiling impact glass on the ocean elevation pulls the Atlantic into every main room, and the interiors stay quiet enough to let it. These are the designer’s renderings of the finished spaces.

Interior rendering of a living lounge with low sectional seating oriented toward floor-to-ceiling glass and the ocean beyond
Lounge · rendering
Interior rendering of a bar and entertaining space with backlit shelving and counter seating
Bar and entertaining level · rendering
Form and Fortification

Beauty With a Backbone

Building this close to the Atlantic is an engineering problem before it is an aesthetic one. The residence answers it with concrete, deep piles, and full-height block, then spends its design budget on the parts you actually live with: the glass, the balconies, and the roofline that lifts as it reaches the water.

  • Concrete construction on a deep pile foundation
  • Full-height block walls for thermal mass and acoustic privacy
  • PGT impact windows, floor-to-ceiling on the ocean elevation
  • On-demand recirculating hot water
  • County-maintained protective seawall along the promenade
  • FEMA Zone X, an area of minimal flood hazard
Architectural elevation rendering of the residence viewed from the beach, showing four levels of balconies, the curved roof, and the seawall along the promenade
The Oceanfront Experience

Three Levels of Balconies, and a Roof Above Them

Panoramic balconies run across three levels, so the ocean is never something you have to go find. On the fourth level, a hot tub sits under open sky, where the nightly show is the constellations and, on launch days, something considerably louder. Bethune Beach below is known for some of the best surfing and fishing on Florida’s east coast, and keeps an attended lifeguard tower through the season.

The Space Coast Connection

A Front-Row Seat to the Launches

Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral sit approximately fifty miles down the coast, on an unobstructed northern sightline. From the balconies and the roof, NASA, SpaceX, Blue Origin, and ULA vehicles climb out over the water on a cadence that now runs most weeks of the year. Few residential addresses on the Atlantic have this view of it, weather permitting.

Key Data

The Specifications

Address
6604 S Atlantic Avenue
Location
Bethune Beach Promenade, New Smyrna Beach
MLS Number
NS1086797
Bedrooms · Baths
6 · 7
Levels
Four, served by central elevator
Pool
Heated, in ground
Rooftop
Fourth-level hot tub overlooking the shoreline
Balconies
Three levels of panoramic ocean balconies
Construction
Concrete, deep pile foundation, full-height block wall
Windows
PGT impact, floor-to-ceiling
Climate
Independent HVAC per living level
Garage
Three car, plus on-site parking
Flood Zone
FEMA Zone X (minimal flood hazard)
Status
Under construction, pre-completion pricing
The Promenade

A Neighbor That Will Never Change

Mary McLeod Bethune Beach Park sits a block up the promenade at 6656 South Atlantic Avenue. The six-acre park preserves the site of Bethune-Volusia Beach, founded in 1935 by the educator Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, founder of what became Bethune-Cookman University and an advisor to four United States presidents, as one of Florida’s first oceanfront communities open to all and owned by African American investors. A Volusia County historical marker at the park commemorates that history.

For a buyer, the park is also a permanent fact. Protected county parkland cannot be developed, so the open ground beside this address stays open. The oceanfront side offers nearly 800 feet of beachfront walkway, pavilions, showers, and restrooms; the riverside has tennis, pickleball, basketball and volleyball courts, a playground, and a fishing pier where manatees and dolphins are regular company.

The Town

Five Blocks of Flagler, and a Whole Other Side of the River

Flagler Avenue

Five walkable blocks running from the Intracoastal to the Atlantic, lined with independent boutiques, galleries, surf shops, and chef-driven restaurants. There are no national chains, by the deliberate preference of the business association, which is why the avenue still reads like a beach town from thirty years ago: oak-shaded, brick-sidewalked, and lightly dusted with the day’s sand.

Canal Street

Across the Indian River, the historic arts district and the reason New Smyrna Beach appears in 100 Best Small Art Towns in America. Restored early-twentieth-century storefronts, the 1922 Little Theatre, the Hub on Canal, and a Saturday farmers’ market that has anchored the weekend for years.

The Pedigree

Architect and Builder

The residence was designed by award-winning architect David Harper, whose work pairs contemporary coastal form with the structural rigor the oceanfront demands, and is being built by Walters Construction. It is delivered with a new-builder 1-2-10 year warranty.

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Listed by Lori Sharlow, Engel & Völkers New Smyrna Beach (Realty NSB, LLC) · MLS# NS1086797 · (386) 213-6899

Renderings. This residence is under construction. Every image on this page is an architectural rendering prepared by the design and build team and is an artistic representation of the anticipated finished residence. Renderings are conceptual and subject to change during construction; final materials, finishes, dimensions, landscaping, and site conditions may vary. These are not photographs of the completed residence.

Zoning and rental use. Zoning classification and any legal non-conforming short-term rental status are as reflected in Volusia County records and are provided for informational purposes only. Zoning designations, non-conforming rights, and permitted uses can change and may be affected by construction activity. Buyers should independently verify current zoning, permitted use, and any applicable rental restrictions with Volusia County and legal counsel prior to purchase. No rental income, yield, or return projections are made on this page.

Property details. Flood zone designation is per the applicable FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map and indicates an area of minimal flood hazard; buyers should verify the current designation independently. Launch schedules are compiled from public NASA, SpaceX, and range sources and are subject to revision; visibility varies with weather and conditions. All property details are deemed reliable but not guaranteed and are subject to change, prior sale, or withdrawal without notice.

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