Located on 1,859 acres in the quaint college town of DeLand, Victoria Park is a master-planned community consisting of four neighborhoods and a host of amenities and activities for all of its residents, from young families to active adults.

Only 30 miles from Orlando and 20 miles from Daytona Beach, Victoria Park serves as a throwback to simpler times for active families. The community is marked by a sense of warmth and comfort, with a variety of neighborhoods situated among parks, lakes, natural conservation areas and walking and bike paths. Tall trees and long trails, front porches and friendly neighbors, and simple, elegant architecture make Victoria Park easy on the eyes and the spirit.

The architectural styles range from Colonial Revival homes to Craftsman bungalows, with the full list including Bungalow, Craftsman, Mediterranean, Colonial Revival, French Country, Neoclassical, Country, Victorian, Folk Victorian, and Georgian. Home builders serving potential home buyers in Victoria Park include Arthur Rutenberg Homes, Brentwood Custom Homes, David Weekley Homes, Beazer Homes and Shea Homes.

Amenities and activities abound within the community of Victoria Park. More than 600 acres of parkland and green space provide endless opportunities for those who enjoy the outdoors, as well as an award-winning, on-site golf course, nature preserve and trail, fitness centers, private active adult club, and facilities for tennis, swimming, fishing, biking and walking. For families with children, the highly regarded Freedom Elementary School is conveniently located within the Victoria Park neighborhood.

More activity can be found outside of the community in the city of DeLand. Residents can attend a hometown football game at Stetson University, Florida's oldest private college, or stroll through historic downtown DeLand, brimming with notable gift shops and restaurants. Those with an affinity for water activities can easily enjoy New Smyrna Beach — recently voted the No. 1 beach in Florida by readers of the Orlando Sentinel — or the picturesque St. Johns River. Victoria Park is also a convenient commute to some of Florida's finest attractions, theme parks and shopping in Orlando and Daytona Beach.

The four neighborhoods that make up Victoria Park are all connected through the Art of Living program and its on-site director, who provides family-friendly activities and helpful advice, whether it's about finding a lawn service, a great restaurant or simply directions to a neighboring beach. The Art of Living program provides social and cultural enrichment programs and keeps the community united through various events, newsletters and a neighborhood web site where residents can interact with one another and discuss issues regarding their individual neighborhoods and the community.