Recent price adjustments make both these homes worth a closer look.
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Real Estate Sales & Service in Nocatee, Ponte Vedra & Jacksonville, Florida
Supplements: The garage has an easy-care epoxy sealed floor, whole house water treatment system & built-in storage cabinets, tool organizers and workbench. Located in 20 Mile, you are within 10 minutes of the beach, excellent SJC schools, shopping, parks, walking/golf cart & bike paths + all that Nocatee has to offer! A must see!!
Just take a look at these two new listings:
Returning to a theme inspired by the New York Times’ “What You Get…” series, let’s take a look at what $350,000 can buy you here in northeast Florida:
This 2 BDR/2 BTH condo+loft is close to the beach, TPC Sawgrass & JTB Blvd., a major east-west commuter route.
Located in the fast-growing Silverleaf community, this 3 BDR/2 BTH, villa-style plan is built by Dream Finders Homes.
This 3 BDR/3.5 BTH townhouse comes with access to all the amenities of the one-of-a-kind Beachwalk community.
Let us know if any of these homes catch your eye, or if you’re interested in exploring more options in northeast Florida:
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I’ve always been a little puzzled by 55+ communities that don’t include exterior maintenance as part of their services. Granted, it may simply be in pursuit of keeping homeowner’s association fees as low as possible. Or an acknowledgment that a majority of residents actually prefer to have some control over how their yards look or are maintained.
That said, I think there are benefits to providing those exterior maintenance/lawn care services. For one, associations maintain a uniform and well-manicured look throughout the community. And there is less time/energy/money spent on enforcement issues for homeowners who run afoul of community guidelines. And in the case of Del Webb Ponte Vedra, they already maintain community gardens, a communal space where residents can grow their own plants and vegetables and, in general, just “touch grass”, as they say.
So, while owners of single-family homes in Del Webb Ponte Vedra are responsible for doing their own yard work and exterior maintenance, there are options for those who prefer a less “hands on” approach to home ownership. Whether you plan on being a part-time Florida resident, you like the convenience of a “lock and leave” type of lifestyle for traveling, or you just are done with doing yard work, Del Webb Ponte Vedra’s condos and carriage homes may be a good option for you:
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If you’re interested in a maintenance-free lifestyle — in Del Webb Ponte Vedra, or beyond — drop us a line today.
Supplements: Enjoy the Del Webb Ponte Vedra/Riverwoods lifestyle! The Anastasia Club offers so much for everyone to enjoy! Activities include: Pickleball, Tennis, Bocce Ball, a Heated indoor lap pool with co-ed volleyball in the pool, a beautiful resort style outdoor pool, spa & sauna. If you are ready to get connected, try a class or club - there is lots to do including: full fitness center, exercise classes, billiards, card games & poker, Bunco and more. Try your hand at singing, dancing, photography or travel clubs, ceramics, beads, book clubs and more! Take part in as much activity as your desire. It's all about meeting new friends, having fun, keeping active & connecting through social events ....and all in a healthy lifestyle! There's even MORE to do as part of the larger Nocatee, master-planned community. Golf cart friendly throughout, you are just a short drive to the beach and nearby restaurants and shopping, (2) soon to be (3) Publix grocery stores, plus other retail, shopping and dining in the Nocatee Town Center. Nocatee's amenities are amazing: enjoy the Splash Park or Spray Park, the Jr Olympic heated, outdoor lap pool, volleyball, more pickle ball courts, tennis, b-ball, playgrounds, dog parks and miles of walking/biking trails. Oh and don't forget the Nocatee kayak launch and greenway trails to the Intracoastal Waterway. There's so much to do and is all so close by!
With floor plans ranging from a cozy, easy-living 1,395 s.f. to a grand, estate-sized 2,849 s.f., you’re sure to find the home that’s just right for you.
Let us help you find the perfect Del Webb Ponte Vedra home to match your lifestyle and budget. Contact us today to get started!
Work is underway at The Landing at St. Johns, a master-planned community that will also contain the new Del Webb at St. Johns. Pulte will build all 1,349 homes planned for the communities, as well as the associated amenities.
Del Webb St. Johns will be the larger of the two communities and key features include:
50’ & 65’ single-family home sites across ~743 lots; water & preserve views available
13 floor plans to choose from ranging from 1,600 s.f. – 3,500 s.f., some with loft space
2- & 3-car garage options
Exclusive amenities include:
Home sales should begin in March, 2025, but if you’d like a little more in-depth info beforehand, drop us a note below:
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Living on or near the water is a goal for a lot of people relocating to (or from within) Florida. But what that looks like can mean different things to different people. Some people want a beachfront home, or a condo overlooking the ocean. Others are happier on a river or lake. And there are some who may be looking for something even a little bit different from any of those options.
Fortunately, northeast Florida has a range of options designed to suit almost any lifestyle. Let’s take a look:
For some folks, only the ocean will do. And with a little more than 135 miles of coastline, Florida’s First Coast doesn’t disappoint. Here’s a sampling of oceanfront listings up and down the coast:
One of the unique things about northeast Florida is access to the 310 mile long St. Johns River. Head north, and you’ll eventually reach the Atlantic Ocean. Go south, and you’ll reach the headwaters west of Vero Beach. So, if drifting along the river is more your thing, you’ll want to see a few of the currently available listings:
Not a river, per se, nor the ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway runs from Massachusetts past the southern tip of Florida. Here in northeast Florida, inland anglers love the brackish water, where fishing for redfish, flounder, sheepshead, drum and more are popular pastimes. Take a look at some properties along the Intracoastal Waterway.
If none of the aforementioned options are exactly what you’re looking for, consider Beachwalk in St. Johns, Florida. Anchored by the 14-acre, man-made Crystal Lagoon, Beachwalk offers residents resort-style living and amenities close to everything that Jacksonville and all of northeast Florida have to offer. From the well-maintained sugar sand beach, you can swim, kayak and paddle board, take a run down the water slide, or just head over to the swim-up bar for a drink. It’s truly a one of a kind experience in northeast Florida, and beyond. Take a look at some of the available properties:
If you’re looking for a waterfront property in northeast Florida that suits your lifestyle, drop us a line below. There’s lots to choose from, from the ocean to the river and everything in between…
The housing market continues to evolve, in ways both expected and unexpected. The inventory squeeze is starting to loosen up a bit, and interest rates have inched slightly downward. Somewhat surprisingly, however, that has not led to a great influx of buyers.
In Del Webb Ponte Vedra, there are additional pressures on housing. For one, the buyer pool is limited to those aged 55 or older. And Del Webb Nocatee is right down the road, offering new construction homes and a broader, potentially more attractive list of amenities than are available in Del Webb Ponte Vedra.
So, what does that mean for actual home sales year over year? Let’s take a look:
So, as expected, we did see an improvement in inventory. What we didn’t see was a major improvement in sales:
Granted, sales being just 3% off is not a bad statistic, but given how much more inventory is available, you’d think that closed sales would be a little higher.
Which brings us to another interesting statistic..days on market.
Lastly, we can look at absorption rate, which is the number of months it would take to sell through the available inventory at the current sales rate. This rate changes month by month, of course, but it’s somewhat illuminating to see a 2.8 month rate of absorption in Dec. of 2023 compared to 8.4 months in Dec. of 2024.
In short, the pendulum has swung much more forcefully toward a buyer’s market in 2024, and that trend looks like to continue for the foreseeable future.
If you’d like to learn more about the housing market in your neighborhood, or a community where you’re house-hunting, drop us a note below:
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