Bunnell Community Info

Welcome to Bunnell, FL!

Bunnell is the County Seat for Flagler County, one of the oldest communities along the east coast of Florida. Named after an early resident, Alvah A. Bunnell, a shingle maker and supplier of wood to the area’s fledging rail industry. It was incorporated in 1913 and is the seat of Flagler county. Bunnell is rich in history and intrigue and is home to a variety of parks, recreation areas and natural attractions.

The city is known for it’s eye towards the future as part of one of the fastest growing counties in Florida, and holds dear the countenance of the past. The small town spirit and pride may be felt as you wander through the unique City and meet the residents of Bunnell, who will gladly “spin yarns” of the days gone by and excitedly speak to the future plans for the community.

Currently, the City is the second largest in land mass in the State of Florida and is home to approximately 3,507 residents.

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What Buyers Should Know

• Bunnell offers a mix of historic homes, rural properties, newer construction, and larger acreage opportunities

• Many buyers are drawn to the area for its more spacious lots, lower density, and quieter small-town atmosphere

• Zoning, agricultural uses, and property restrictions can vary significantly depending on location and parcel size

• Some homes may utilize well and septic systems rather than public utilities, particularly on larger or more rural properties

• Bunnell’s location provides convenient access to Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, St. Augustine, and Daytona while maintaining a more laid-back lifestyle

• Buyers considering vacant land or development opportunities should verify zoning, flood zones, wetlands, and future land use plans prior to purchase