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Acres of Diamonds

A subdivision of June Park.

Total Homes : 211

Gated : No

Club Membership : No

No-Fee Community : No

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Discover the Lifestyle of Acres of Diamonds Homes

Acres of Diamonds is a residential subdivision within June Park, a Melbourne-area community in Brevard County. Echo Fine Properties identifies approximately 211 homes in Acres of Diamonds, making it one of the larger subdivisions associated with June Park. The neighborhood has an established residential setting with convenient access to the surrounding Melbourne area, including shopping, dining, recreation, and major roads.

Acres of Diamonds is not gated and does not have private club membership. The subdivision is centered around Sapphire Street and Emerald Street, two roads that give the community its distinctive name. Acres of Diamonds Homes for Sale can vary in property type and condition, so buyers should review each individual listing for construction type, improvements, lot characteristics, and applicable property requirements.

About Acres of Diamonds

Acres of Diamonds is a subdivision of June Park rather than a standalone master-planned community. The recorded subdivision is located in the Melbourne area and consists of residential properties along Sapphire Street and Emerald Street.

Property records show a mix of residential construction within the subdivision, including single-family and manufactured or mobile-home properties. This variety means that available homes can differ considerably in design, construction, age, condition, and improvements. Buyers should confirm the specific property type and financing or insurance considerations for any home under consideration.

June Park itself is an established mainland community west of the Indian River, with access to Palm Bay Road, Wickham Road, U.S. 192, and other major routes. Nearby Max K. Rodes Park provides public recreation, while downtown Melbourne and Atlantic beaches are accessible from the broader area.

History of Acres of Diamonds

Acres of Diamonds is a recorded residential subdivision within June Park. Its distinctive plat name is reflected in the names of its two primary streets, Sapphire Street and Emerald Street.

The subdivision has developed over time with different types of residential properties, including manufactured homes and site-built residences. Individual properties have been replaced, renovated, or otherwise improved over the years, giving the neighborhood a varied residential character.

As part of June Park, Acres of Diamonds shares the broader area’s history of residential growth west of Melbourne and the Indian River. June Park remained relatively rural into the 20th century before residential development expanded more substantially in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Amenities

Acres of Diamonds is primarily a residential subdivision without a large private recreational complex. Its location within June Park provides access to nearby public recreation and everyday conveniences.

  • Approximately 211 homes
  • Established residential setting
  • Sapphire Street and Emerald Street
  • Non-gated community
  • No required private club membership
  • Access to public recreation in the surrounding June Park area
  • Convenient access to Max K. Rodes Park
  • Nearby shopping and dining
  • Access to major roads including U.S. 192, Palm Bay Road, and Wickham Road
  • Individual properties may include private outdoor improvements, garages, carports, pools, or other features

Private pools, garages, carports, landscaping, and other property-specific features are not shared Acres of Diamonds amenities.

Key Details

  • Community type: Residential subdivision within June Park
  • Property types: Residential properties, including single-family and manufactured/mobile homes
  • Total homes: Approximately 211
  • Parent community: June Park
  • Gated: No
  • Club membership: No
  • Location: Melbourne area, Florida
  • Primary streets: Sapphire Street and Emerald Street
  • Association: Verify current association information for the specific property
  • Community fees: Verify current fees and requirements for the individual property
  • Nearby roads: U.S. 192, Palm Bay Road, and Wickham Road

Nearby Communities

Wesley Groves is another residential subdivision within June Park represented by Echo Fine Properties. It provides a nearby comparison for buyers looking at established residential properties in the same broader Melbourne-area community.

Sylvan Pines is also located within the June Park area and is represented by Echo Fine Properties. Its residential setting provides another option for comparing properties within the surrounding Melbourne market.

Pine Meadow Estates Melbourne is another Echo Fine Properties community in the June Park area. It offers an additional nearby comparison for buyers considering established residential neighborhoods around Acres of Diamonds.

Work with Echo Fine Properties

Explore available homes in Acres of Diamonds and compare current listings, property types, property features, and nearby June Park communities with Echo Fine Properties. Because construction types and property characteristics can vary within the subdivision, review the current listing and property documents carefully for the home you are considering.

Acres of Diamonds Homes for Sale FAQs

Where is Acres of Diamonds located?

Acres of Diamonds is a subdivision of June Park in the Melbourne area of Brevard County. The neighborhood is centered around Sapphire Street and Emerald Street. Its location provides access to U.S. 192, Palm Bay Road, Wickham Road, shopping, dining, parks, and recreation.

Is Acres of Diamonds part of June Park?

Yes. Acres of Diamonds is identified as a subdivision of June Park. June Park is an established mainland community in the Melbourne area, and Acres of Diamonds is one of the residential subdivisions within it.

What type of homes are in Acres of Diamonds?

Acres of Diamonds includes different types of residential properties, including site-built single-family homes and manufactured or mobile homes. Because construction types can vary within the subdivision, buyers should confirm the specific property’s classification before purchasing. Individual homes also differ in age, condition, improvements, and lot characteristics.

Is Acres of Diamonds a gated community?

No. Acres of Diamonds is not a gated community. The subdivision has open residential access along its neighborhood streets.

Does Acres of Diamonds have an HOA?

Echo Fine Properties does not classify Acres of Diamonds as a no-fee community, but current association information, fees, and restrictions should be verified for the specific property. The subdivision’s varied property types make it especially important to review the applicable property documents. Buyers should confirm any association or other recurring property charges before purchasing.

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