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National Police Home Foundation
The streets here are named for states. Ohio, Michigan, Oklahoma, Arizona, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont. They run off Brandywine Lane and Chicago Avenue south of New Haven Avenue, the lots average close to nine tenths of an acre, and nobody collects dues, because no association is attached to any of the three recorded plats.
National Police Home Foundation In Melbourne, Florida
Start with the address, because it misleads people. Mail comes to a Melbourne 32904 address, but these parcels are not inside any city. The grid sits in June Park, an unincorporated part of Brevard County, so the county writes the code, the county issues the permits, the sheriff answers the calls, and county rules govern utilities and waste rather than a municipal set. A Melbourne mailing address is not the same thing as being in Melbourne.
The name on the plats belongs to the National Police Home Foundation, Inc., a Florida corporation that has long since gone inactive with the state. What it left behind is three recorded plats, National Police Home Foundation Inc, its 1st Addition and its 2nd Addition, and a street grid named the way a national organization would name one: Ohio, Michigan, Oklahoma, Arizona, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont and Washington, with Keystone, Milwaukee and Ranch filling in.
Lots are the reason to be here. They run from about a fifth of an acre up to 1.7 acres, with something near 0.85 acre typical, and one parcel measures out at 124 by 299 feet. Houses date from 1958 to a 2025 build, with the early eighties sitting in the middle of the range. Sizes run 1,167 to 2,551 square feet, two to four bedrooms, two or three baths, and homes have traded between $225,000 and $721,000.
Because the lots are deep and nothing but county code governs the setbacks, the outbuildings multiply. Detached garages, two story accessory buildings, workshops, RV and boat bays, and parking counts that reach eleven spaces at a single address. Roughly four in ten of these houses have a pool, several of them screen enclosed with courtyard patios. If you own equipment, a trailer, a boat or a trade, this is one of the few places this close to New Haven Avenue where all of it fits on your own ground.
No association exists here, and that cuts both ways. Nobody dictates your paint color or your fence, and nobody stops the neighbor from parking a fifth wheel either. Condition varies enormously too, from full recent remodels with new roofs, quartz and modern baths to houses that have not been touched since the seventies. Ask about the water source and the waste system, the age of the roof, and whether any addition or accessory building was permitted through the county.
National Police Home Foundation At A Glance
National Police Home Foundation at a glance, three plats and a lot of ground.
| Detail | What you get |
|---|---|
| Detail | Value |
| Location | State named streets off Brandywine Lane and Chicago Avenue, south of New Haven Avenue, Melbourne 32904 |
| Jurisdiction | June Park, unincorporated Brevard County. County code, county permitting, sheriff patrol, Melbourne mailing address |
| Recorded plats | Three: National Police Home Foundation Inc, the 1st Addition and the 2nd Addition |
| Streets | Ohio, Michigan, Oklahoma, Arizona, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, Washington, Keystone, Milwaukee and Ranch |
| Built | 1958 through a 2025 custom infill build, with the early 1980s typical |
| Home size | 1,167 to 2,551 square feet, about 1,814 typical |
| Bedrooms | Two to four, with two or three baths |
| Lot size | 0.21 to 1.70 acres, roughly 0.85 acre typical, one parcel measured 124 by 299 feet |
| Construction | Mixed by era. Solid brick, concrete block and frame all present, with metal and shingle roofs and impact rated windows on several addresses |
| Association | None. The records show no association across these three plats, so no dues are collected and nothing is shared. Confirm for your address whether any private well, road or drainage agreement exists |
| Pools | About eleven of these homes have one, several screened with courtyard patios and turf lanais |
| Garage | Two car is standard, with detached garages, RV and boat bays and workshops pushing one address to eleven spaces |
| Outbuildings | Common here. Sheds, a 31 by 33 foot workshop building and a two story accessory structure all appear on this grid |
| Utilities | Confirm water source and waste system for the specific parcel. Brevard County utilities and code apply, not a city department |
| Flood | Brevard County Public Works, Floodplain Administration, (321) 617-7340, is the official county repository for FEMA panels and issues written determinations |
| Price range | $225,000 to $721,000, with roughly $444,950 typical |
National Police Home Foundation Details
Named For The States
Ohio, Michigan, Oklahoma, Arizona, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont and Washington all run through here, with Keystone and Milwaukee filling in. Nothing else in this part of the county is laid out that way, and it makes an address here easy to remember and easy to find.
Almost An Acre, Typically
Parcels run from about a fifth of an acre to 1.7 acres, with 0.85 acre in the middle and one lot measuring 124 by 299 feet. That is room for a shop, a garden, a pole barn or a second driveway without asking anyone.
No Association, No Architectural Board
Nothing here answers to a homeowners group. You can park the boat, paint the house and put up the shed. The same freedom belongs to your neighbors, so drive the street on a weekend and look at what is sitting in the yards before you commit.
Built Across Seven Decades
A 1958 block house, a 1982 ranch and a 2025 custom build with impact glass and nine foot four ceilings can sit three doors apart. Judge every address on its own roof, its own wiring and its own permit history rather than on the neighborhood.
Room For Equipment
Detached garages, RV bays, boat garages and workshops are ordinary here, and parking counts run far past the usual two spaces. For a tradesperson, a boater or anyone towing something, that is the entire argument for this grid.
County, Not City
June Park is unincorporated. Setback questions, permits and code enforcement all go through Brevard County rather than a city counter, and service levels follow county standards. Budget the extra phone call, and know who to call before you need to.
National Police Home Foundation Price Range
These are the figures the public property records carry for homes in National Police Home Foundation, not current asking prices, and a single address can sit outside the band for reasons a number will not show you. Call or text (321) 212-7676 and we will price the exact home you are looking at.
Homes For Sale In National Police Home Foundation
Whatever is currently for sale across the three plats appears below. Turnover is light on a grid this size, and the spread between a tired 1958 block house and a finished acre parcel with a workshop is wide, so read the lot dimensions as carefully as the square footage.
National Police Home Foundation Frequently Asked Questions
Is National Police Home Foundation inside the city of Melbourne?
No. The mailing address says Melbourne and the ZIP is 32904, but these parcels sit in June Park, an unincorporated part of Brevard County. County code and county permitting apply, and the sheriff patrols rather than a city police department.
Why is it called that?
The plats were recorded under the National Police Home Foundation, Inc., a Florida corporation that is now inactive with the state. The name stayed on the plat and on the addresses, and the grid of state named streets came with it.
Is there a homeowners association?
No. The records show no association across any of the three plats. That means no architectural review and no dues, and it also means no shared upkeep of anything. Confirm for your specific address whether a private well, road or drainage agreement is in place.
How big are the lots?
From about 0.21 acre up to 1.7 acres, with roughly 0.85 acre typical. Several parcels run unusually deep, one of them 124 by 299 feet, which is what makes the workshops, detached garages and second driveways possible.
Can I keep an RV or a boat here?
Generally yes, and plenty of owners do. With no association and county rules rather than city rules, this is one of the easier places near New Haven Avenue to keep a trailer, a boat or work equipment on your own property. Verify current county code for your parcel before you buy.
What condition are the houses in?
It varies more than almost anywhere nearby. Some have been taken to the studs and rebuilt with new roofs, quartz and impact glass. Others have not been updated in decades. Budget for an inspection that covers the accessory buildings and the roof over them, not only the house.
What is the water and waste situation?
Confirm both for the specific address rather than for the neighborhood. This is county territory and the arrangement is not uniform across the three plats. Ask what the waste system is, how old it is, and where the drain field sits before you write an offer.
What is nearby?
New Haven Avenue is a minute north with the retail and services on it. Interstate 95 is a short run west at the New Haven interchange. Melbourne Orlando International Airport and the aerospace and defense employers around it are a short drive northeast.
Brandywine Lane and Chicago Avenue, Melbourne 32904
The grid hangs south off New Haven Avenue, US 192, by way of Brandywine Lane. Turn in, take Chicago Avenue, and the state names begin. This is June Park, the unincorporated Brevard County community that fills in around the West Melbourne city limit on this side of town, which is why the character flips so quickly from the retail strip on 192 to acre lots and detached workshops a block off it.
Interstate 95 is a short run west at the New Haven Avenue interchange, which puts Orlando roughly an hour out. Melbourne Orlando International Airport and the aerospace and defense employers clustered around it sit northeast by way of Hibiscus Boulevard or Eau Gallie Boulevard. The barrier island beaches are about half an hour east across the causeways, and downtown Melbourne is close enough for a weeknight dinner.
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