Map Guide to New Homes - Northeast Florida Edition

Rolling Hills at Lake Asbury / Richmond American Homes
Park Place / Richmond American Homes
Amelia Walk / AV Homes
Shearwater / Richmond American Homes
Kingsley Creek / AV Homes

PARADISE FOUND

Why has low-key Jacksonville emerged as perhaps Florida’s most desirable relocation destination? First, water. Blessed with uncrowded beaches as well as the mighty St. Johns River and the Intracoastal Waterway, you can’t drive far without running into shimmering bodies of water. Second, natural beauty. Visit the Guana River Marsh Aquatic Preserve for sunsets over the marshes and estuaries of the Tolomato and Guana Rivers. Spend an afternoon exploring the Black Creek/Ravines Conservation Area. Head over to the Jacksonville Beach Pier and scan the horizon for a pod of Northern right whales. Third, livability. The Jacksonville area boasts most of the cultural and recreational perks found in glitzier (and more expensive) Florida cities. So, where should you buy a home? Let’s look at the choices.

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COMMUNITIES

**Shearwater / Richmond American Homes** Located between the beautiful coastline and the St. Johns River, Shearwater is St. Augustine’s newest community of more than 1,500 acres. It boasts 600 acres of preserved wetlands and open space, as well as pocket parks, dog parks, 13 miles of walking trails, kayak/canoe launch access and a community center featuring tennis courts, two pools, a lazy river. There’s also a 7,200-plus square foot fitness lodge. Inspired floorplans offer many opportunities for personalization.

**Old Still / AV Homes** From the early days of turpentine-making to life as a cherished homestead, the land that comprises Old Still is steeped in family tradition. There’s an abiding sense of history at Old Still, where 80 oak-canopied acres embrace just 124 select homesites. In this classic urban park setting is a rare community, where streets wind and history welcomes. It’s a wonderful step back in time, to a place where the word “neighborhood” isn’t merely an address; it’s where the joy of what matters most in life gently unfolds. Winding sidewalks, front porches and an abundance of green spaces all await at this special community.

**Arbor Mill at Mill Creek / Richmond American Homes** No CDD fees! This new St. Augustine community is tucked between the St. Johns River and miles of beautiful coastline. Arbor Mill at Mill Creek residents can enjoy an abundance of coveted amenities, including a pool, playground, dog park, putting green, tennis courts, sports fields, a patio with a fire pit for social gatherings, a 15-acre pond and RV/boat parking. You’ll also appreciate close proximity to local beaches, the St. Augustine Outlets, the World Golf Hall of Fame, conservation areas and easy access to I-95.

**Amelia Walk / AV Homes** Amelia Walk is an exceptionally designed neighborhood with oversized homesites located near Fernandina Beach. This resort-style community offers a beautiful clubhouse, expansive pool and deck, tennis courts, playground and soccer fields. All of this and more in an amazing location close to the airport, downtown, the beaches and within an A-rated school district.

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