DeBary Hall Historic Site, near Deltona

DeBary Hall, photo by Jim Watkins

DeBary Hall was built as a winter home for wine merchant Fredrick deBary. The home was used as a hunting estate and vacation retreat. The site encompasses 10 acres of the original 6,000. Tours of the 8,000 square foot house are free, along with the stables and other structures that still stand.

DeBary Hall

210 Sunrise Boulevard
DeBary, FL 32713
(386) 668-3840 or (386) 736-5953
Hours
Tuesday-Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Sunday: noon – 4 p.m.
(Last guided tour begins at 3:30.)

Driving directions

From Interstate 4: Take exit 108 and turn right (west) on Dirksen Drive. Turn right on Mansion Boulevard and left on Sunrise Blvd and follow the signs to the parking lot.

From U.S. 17-92: Go east on Dirksen Drive. Turn left on Mansion Boulevard. Turn left on Sunrise Boulevard and follow the signs to the parking lot.

Tenant House at DeBary Hall

Stables at DeBary Hall, photo by Jim Watkins

Side view of DeBary Hall, photo by Jim Watkins