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2026 Charming Home Tour

MARCH 19, 2026 – 10AM – 4PM (rain or shine)

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NSB Residents’ Coalition is a State of Florida not-for-profit, nonpartisan community-focused volunteer organization dedicated to preserving the qualities that make our city unique by providing the information necessary for our city’s citizens to take a meaningful role in shaping the future of New Smyrna Beach.

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$30 (sales tax included)
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PRINT OR SHOW YOUR PAYPAL RECEIPT to redeem your ticket on the day of the tour in the First Presbyterian Church parking lot, 509 Magnolia Street. Tickets may also be redeemed at Southern Trends, 334 Canal Street (cash or check only).

Join us at the Mary S. Harrell Black Heritage Museum, 314 N. Duss St., 4-6pm to learn about the museum’s history.  Music and refreshments will be provided.

WHEN: March 19, 2026
TIME: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

The tour is a fundraiser supporting the mission of the New Smyrna Beach Residents’ Coalition, Inc. showcasing five unique properties that celebrate New Smyrna Beach’s special CHARM!  We know you will appreciate them, their owners and our dedicated docents who will be available to provide information and answer your questions.

  • The Shotts Home - 1105 Palmetto (near 3rd Street)
  • The Heideman-Martin Home - 1107 Palmetto (near 3rd Street)
  • The Lloyd Home - 1109 Live Oak (between 3rd & 4th Street)
  • The Popeck Home - 1309 Live Oak (between 5th and 6th)
  • The Brenneisen Home - 1411 Palmetto (between 6th and 7th Streets)

Parking

Mini-shuttle available
First Presbyterian Church, 509 Magnolia Street

Charming Home Tour Locations

The Shotts Home – 1105 Palmetto (near 3rd Street)

Exuding charm inside & out, and built at only 596 sf, this 1928 Craftsman bungalow became one third larger nearly eighty years later through additions of a contemporary kitchen & a third bedroom. Characteristics retained include pine flooring, most of the original ceiling fixtures & single pane window glass that waves with age. Calming wall colors meet a beach cottage aesthetic accented with family heirlooms and local art.

The Heideman-Martin Home – 1107 Palmetto (near 3rd Street)

The lovely Deco entry reveals a through-view of this 1923 gem’s interior public spaces. A house-wide living room flows through the dining area into the kitchen. Original heart pine flooring gleamingly restored & ingeniously hidden doors that mask unexpected storage are complemented by impeccable interior design that merges historical & natural artifacts with an eclectic collection of both art & furniture. Every detail of this home captivates.

The Lloyd Home – 1109 Live Oak (between 3rd & 4th Street)
NSB’s Sunny South Hospital & Sanitarium (circa 1938) converted to a single family home years ago, but recent renovations impressively reimagine it. Front porches return to open air. Altered interior walls create bright, flowing public space along with 4 varied bedroom suites. Original sash windows, built-in bookcase and heart pine flooring remain. Some original doors move from hinges to barn-sliders, & the remains of a heart pine joist become mantles & bar shelving.
The Popeck Home – 1309 Live Oak (between 5th and 6th)

Clever visualization opened a standard mid-century Florida ranch into this light-filled, airy home. At its heart, vaulted ceilings & flowing indoor family spaces spill seamlessly into a covered patio & screened pool area that doubles the entertainment area, providing for outdoor dining, lounging & warming by the fire pit. Lots of well curated Florida-made art, along with clever storage & display solutions to delight the eye.

The Brenneisen Home – 1411 Palmetto (between 6th and 7th Streets)
With a minimal footprint unaltered over 75 years, 1411 showcases a particular mid-century characteristic to be found in the bedrooms & the enclosed back porch. Small rooms accommodate basic furnishing choices, but the current owners have made distinctive choices, further accented by art & collectibles from prior homes of considerably larger area. If you are thinking of downsizing, come here for some key ideas about resolving the challenges.

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📸 “No cameras or video equipment allowed.”
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