Map Guide to New Homes - Northeast Florida Edition

RiverTown / Mattamy Homes
RiverTown - Riverside/ / Mattamy Homes
Bartram Park Preserve / Mattamy Homes
Stone Creek / AV Homes
Arbor Mill at Mill Creek / Richmond American 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

**Durbin Crossing / Mattamy Homes** Final opportunity! Mattamy Homes is offering a collection of architecturally designed townhomes in Durbin Crossing, one of the best-selling communities in St. Johns County. Available with one- or two-car garages, they feature thoughtfully planned interiors and gracious exteriors. Durbin Crossing has two amenity centers offering separate pools and clubhouses. There’s also a multipurpose playing field, four lighted tennis courts, a basketball court, a volleyball court and a kid’s play area as well as a multi-ramp skateboard park, a dog park and a sports park. Zoned for top-rated St. Johns County schools.

**The Reserve at Greenbriar / Mattamy Homes** Mattamy Homes is building on its tradition of excellence with The Reserve at Greenbriar, a masterplanned community of single-family homes with front- and court yard entry garages on 63-foot home sites. All homes are exquisitely designed, with one- and two-story plans available. Choose from three to six bedrooms and two- or three-car garages. Of course, you’ll find the high degree of fit and finish that Mattamy buyers have come to expect. The community features a breathtaking amenity area with a pool, cabana and open recreation space. Zoned for excellent St. John’s County schools.

**Sandpiper Cove / Richmond American Homes** Located in sought-after South Mandarin, Sandpiper Cove offers inspired floorplans with hundreds of exciting personalization options. Standard features include gourmet kitchens with stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops, deluxe master baths with separate soaking tubs and showers, and more. Easy access to excellent schools, beaches, downtown, the Town Center, shopping, dining and more.

**White Oak Estates / Richmond American Homes** Set in the highly desirable Fleming Island area, White Oak Estates offers inspired floorplans with incredible included features and abundant personalization options. Residents of this exceptional new gated community will enjoy a community dock that extends into the popular recreation area, Doctors Lake, and easy access to Fleming Island Town Center, excellent schools and C.R. 220.

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