Mosaic offers a close-knit community lifestyle for the young and the young at heart. Master-planned with an abundance of social spaces that are perfect for gathering and connecting with others. Mosaic features a stunning collection of carefree, open, energy-efficient “SMART” homes designed to collaborate, engage and relax… all at the same time.

New Daytona Beach Homes

Mosaic features a large selection of one and two-story homes in sleek, modern elevations. Double master suites are optional on some plans. Our Daytona Beach homes feature:

New custom homes priced from the $500’s
Homes range from 1,650 sqft. to almost 3,000 sqft.
Award-winning home designs
Completely customized homes built to suit
Homes featuring magnificent views

Lifestyle at Mosaic

Mosaic: where all the pieces make a better whole. This new community offers:

Club Mosaic
State of-the-Art Fitness Center
Two Pools
Band Shell
Kid’s Playground
Fun on Lake Mosaic and Boardwalk

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Local Farmers Markets Near Mosaic

August 18, 2025Residents of Daytona Beach’s top master-planned community not only live in the area’s best neighborhood, they’re also only minutes from some of the area’s top farmers markets. There’s nothing like shopping fresh-from-the-farm, and Mosaic residents have multiple opportunities to do just that. Visiting different markets and interacting with vendors also is a great way to learn about food. Many vendors enjoy sharing information and may even volunteer tasty recipes. So, grab those tote bags! Here’s a sample of local farmers markets near Mosaic. Key Takeaways Mosaic residents enjoy easy access to multiple vibrant farmers markets in and around Daytona Beach, offering fresh local produce, artisan goods, and community charm. Top nearby options include the Daytona Flea & Farmers Market, New Smyrna Beach Farmers Market, and Ormond Beach Farmers Market, all featuring a wide range of food and handmade items. Markets like the Pavilion at Port Orange and Volusia County Farmers Market provide even more variety, including organic produce, live music, crafts, and entertainment. Shopping local not only supports the community but also provides a fun, educational experience, with vendors often sharing recipes and tips. The Mosaic lifestyle offers more than just beautiful homes; it connects residents to a vibrant, locally rooted way of living. Daytona Flea & Farmers Market This complex sits at the corner of Tomoka Farms Road and Bellevue Avenue just west of Interstate 95, only a 10-minute, six-mile drive south of Mosaic. Its website touts 650 vendors, two million annual visitors and a ranking among the 10 best U.S. flea markets by Fodor’s Travel. The west entrance is a quick route to aisles of colorful produce, homemade jellies, jams, pickles, baked goods and spices. Watch for Florida citrus fresh from groves during cooler months. Open each Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m., until 5 p.m. Located at 1425 Tomoka Farms Road, in Daytona Beach. New Smyrna Beach Farmers Market A staple in the town south of Daytona Beach, this market dates to 1991 and opens each Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. It’s also pet friendly. Locally grown produce and locally produced foodstuffs are everywhere, from dairy, eggs and meats, to tasty baked items, honey and more. Heirloom produce is a specialty along with flowers, herbs and other plants. Coffee is available. So are artisan products and live music. Located at 210 Sams Avenue, in New Smyrna Beach Ormond Beach Farmers Market Held in the town just north of Daytona Beach, this market opens each Thursday from 8 a.m., to 1 p.m., at Ormond Beach’s City Hall Plaza. Local also rules here with plentiful produce, prepared foods, sweets, fresh plants and homemade arts and crafts. Located at 22 South Beach Street, in Ormond Beach. The Pavilion at Port Orange Farmers Market Only minutes south of the Daytona Flea & Farmers Market, this market takes place in a busy, popular shopping center in nearby Port Orange. Find it at the pavilion behind the Chuck E. Cheese restaurant. Mosaic residents also will find produce (including organics), homemade foods, arts and entertainment. Open each Saturday from 9 a.m., to 1 p.m. Located at 5501 South Williamson Boulevard, in Port Orange. Volusia County Farmers Market Perhaps the oldest farmers market in the area — dating to 1975 — this one is run by the Volusia County Farm Bureau and takes place at the Volusia County Fairgrounds complex in DeLand. It’s also a big one, so plan ahead. Expect fresh, local produce (including organic), homemade foods, plants and crafts. Open each Wednesday from 7 a.m., to 2 p.m. Located at 3150 East New York Avenue, in DeLand. Ready for your Mosaic lifestyle? Talk to ICI Homes here. [...] Read more...

Explore the Daytona Beach Mural Trail

June 23, 2025A sense of place is crucial when searching for a new custom Florida home, and residents of Mosaic ICI Homes’ premier master-planned community in Daytona Beach have it. This community on Daytona Beach’s west side is a destination for the young and young at heart. It’s close to the area’s best shopping, dining and entertainment, and boasts unbeatable amenities. But Mosaic’s hometown of Daytona Beach also exudes a strong sense of place. The home of the “World’s Most Famous Beach” is both iconic and evolving, a uniqueness captured in the Daytona Beach Mural Trail. Didn’t know Daytona Beach had such a thing? Now you do! And it’s a must-see adventure. Read on for more information. What it is Street art, or public art? Both terms are accurate descriptions of the Daytona Beach Mural Trail. Both describe original artwork done for public beautification and enjoyment, as a scenic way to capture a location’s sense of place. As of this writing, the Daytona Beach Mural Trail includes 20 public murals in Daytona Beach, nine in neighboring Ormond Beach to the north, and four in Daytona Beach Shores to the south. The most recent mural is at Humphreys & Sons Jewelers on Daytona Beach’s Main Street. Painted by artist Beth O’Conner, it features the historic Ponce Inlet lighthouse. Mural Trail highlights The closest public murals to Mosaic are at the ONE DAYTONA shopping, dining and entertainment complex on U.S. Highway 92 (International Speedway Boulevard) only 10 minutes east of Mosaic. One DAYTONA ONE mural commemorates beachgoers lounging, swimming and strolling golden sands while vehicles (permitted to park and drive only on certain sections of Daytona Beach) traverse a narrow beach lane. Another ONE DAYTONA mural commemorates NASCAR racing at Daytona International Speedway, just across U.S. Highway 92. The third ONE DAYTONA mural is a composition of native animals, birds and insects painted by Beth O’Conner. The Mural Trail also includes paintings at the historic Daytona Beach Pier, at Crabby’s Oceanside on South Atlantic Avenue, Crabby Joe’s Deck & Grill on the Sunglow Pier in Daytona Beach Shores, and Boondocks Restaurant in Wilbur by the Sea near Daytona Beach Shores. How to enjoy it If there’s a perfect selfie opportunity this is it. Download a list or snap a screen grab of all Daytona Beach Mural Trail locations and head out for a day’s adventure. The murals come in all sizes, but many are quite large, typically covering most of an outer building wall, and it’s hard to miss their bright, cheerful colors and local scenes. Naturally there are lots of coastal, beach-y and oceanic themes, but Mosaic residents on the Mural Trail also will find paintings that depict Daytona Beach history and events. Post your favorites on social media or take detailed photos to inspire a future art project. Who knows? The next Daytona Beach Mural Trail artist could be a Mosaic resident! Ready for your Mosaic lifestyle? Talk to ICI Homes here. [...] Read more...

Where Mosaic Kids Have Fun in Daytona Beach

May 8, 2025Styled for the young and young at heart, ICI Homes’ master-planned community of Mosaic in Daytona Beach is one of our top properties in east central Florida. And with good reason. Everyone from kids to parents to grandparents, to dogs and cats and other pets, happily call its 800 acres home. Entertainment is easy to find — one visit to the Club Mosaic amenity center will confirm that. But if you’re considering buying or building a new custom Florida home here with youngsters in tow, you may wonder about convenient options away from home. The answer? Plenty. Here’s more on where Mosaic kids can have fun in Daytona Beach. The beach It’s not called the “World’s Most Famous Beach” for nothing. Visitors from all over the globe flock to Daytona Beach to lounge on its wide sands, and to swim and surf its blue-green waters. Some sections of its 23 miles of beaches are drivable at low tide (for an entrance fee). So you can pack snacks, toys and supplies and use your vehicle as home base right on the beach, although plenty of beachfront parks and parking also is available. U.S. Highway 92 (International Speedway Boulevard), which takes you directly east to Daytona Beach, is less than five minutes south of Mosaic’s main entrance. The lighthouse Once of Florida’s premier historical attractions is located in Ponce Inlet, south of Daytona Beach. The circa-1887 Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, beautifully preserved, still serves as a working light. The historic outbuildings and keepers’ homes that surround its red-brick base also are beautifully preserved. These structures serve as an onsite museum, using multiple exhibits to convey a taste of late-19th and early-20th-century lighthouse life. The Ponce Inlet Lighthouse also is a good place to exhaust kids’ never-ending energy! Safely supervise their 203-step, 175-foot climb to the top, then marvel at jaw-dropping vistas. Marine Science Center Make it a day of exploration by visiting the Marine Science Center next door to the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse. Currently closed to the public, the Center re-opens June 1 after renovations that began September 2, 2024. Once it returns, kids and adults will enjoy seeing sea birds and turtles recovering from various mishaps, plus meet the Center’s resident raptors. Exhibits highlighting the area’s marine wildlife, touch tanks, and a nature trail also are on property. The Museum of Arts of Sciences Known locally as MOAS, the 100,000-square-foot Museum of Arts and Sciences boasts an amazing 90-acre campus packed with galleries, exhibits and seriously fun activities — especially for kids. It also makes an excellent indoor option during summer showers. To start, the Charles and Linda Williams Children’s Museum offers plenty of interactive fun. Kids of all ages will thrill to the Lowell and Nancy Lohman Family Planetarium and the Prehistory of Florida exhibit with its Giant Sloth skeleton. MOAS also offers Summer Learning Institute sessions for kids ages 5 to 13. Ready for your new Mosaic lifestyle? Talk to ICI Homes here. [...] Read more...