WELCOME TO DUVAL COUNTY

Jacksonville Beach offers the perfect blend of coastal living and city convenience, making it a highly sought-after destination for those relocating to Northeast Florida. With miles of sandy beaches, a lively boardwalk, and a variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment options, it provides both a vacation-like atmosphere and a sense of community for residents. Families, young professionals, and retirees alike are drawn to its active lifestyle, which includes water sports, beach volleyball, bike paths, and community events throughout the year.

Living in Jacksonville Beach means you’re just a short drive from downtown Jacksonville and other parts of Duval County, offering easy access to employment centers, top-rated schools, and major highways.

Despite its energetic vibe, Jacksonville Beach also has quiet residential streets with charming single-family homes, townhouses, and condos that suit a range of budgets.

Neptune Beach offers a small-town, coastal lifestyle just 25 minutes from downtown Jacksonville. Residents enjoy relaxed beachside living with easy access to local shops, restaurants, and community events. Homes range from charming beach cottages to modern single-family houses, appealing to families, professionals, and retirees alike.

Living in Neptune Beach means enjoying the ocean lifestyle every day — from morning walks on the sand to weekend festivals and a tight-knit community feel. It’s perfect for anyone looking for coastal charm without sacrificing convenience to the city.

The area is popular with families and professionals seeking quiet residential streets while still having access to vibrant restaurants, parks, and outdoor activities. Home styles include beach cottages, townhomes, up and coming communities and luxury waterfront properties.

Atlantic beach is home to the Naval Station and Hanna Park. Making it a great base for Military families relocating.

Old Mandarin is the historic heart of the area, located near the St. Johns River and Mandarin Road. This neighborhood is known for large, tree-canopied lots, historic homes, and stunning riverfront properties. Many homes sit beneath centuries-old live oaks draped with Spanish moss, giving the area a classic Old Florida feel. With nearby spots like Walter Jones Historic Park and the Mandarin Museum, Old Mandarin offers both scenic beauty and deep local history.

Epping Forest is a prestigious gated community centered around the Epping Forest Yacht & Country Club. Homes here range from elegant estates to luxury townhomes, many with views of the St. Johns River or access to private marinas. Residents enjoy a resort-style lifestyle with amenities like tennis courts, a clubhouse, and waterfront dining, making it one of Mandarin’s most exclusive neighborhoods.

Greenland Chase is a popular residential community known for its family-friendly atmosphere and newer homes. Built primarily in the 2000s, the neighborhood features spacious single-family homes, community amenities like a pool and playground, and convenient access to I-295 and nearby shopping. Its location near top schools and major commuting routes makes it especially appealing for families relocating to the Mandarin area

Five Points is the energetic heart of Riverside and one of Jacksonville’s most recognizable historic districts. Centered around a five-way intersection, the area is known for its eclectic personality, colorful murals, and locally owned businesses. Residents and visitors love the walkability here—within a few blocks you’ll find independent restaurants, craft cocktail bars, vintage stores, and the historic Sun-Ray Cinema. Five Points attracts a mix of young professionals, creatives, and longtime locals, making it one of the most vibrant social hubs in the city.

The King Street District has quickly become one of Riverside’s trendiest corridors. Located along King Street between Riverside Avenue and Park Street, this area is packed with popular restaurants, breweries, and nightlife spots that draw crowds from across Jacksonville. It has a slightly more modern, energetic vibe compared to the historic charm of nearby areas, but the early-20th-century storefronts still give it character. With easy access to Downtown and the St. Johns River, King Street has become a favorite destination for young professionals and food lovers.

The Shoppes of Avondale serve as the charming center of the Avondale neighborhood and offer a quieter, more refined atmosphere than Five Points. This walkable district is lined with local boutiques, art galleries, coffee shops, and upscale restaurants, all set beneath beautiful oak trees and historic storefronts. Residents often stroll the area for brunch, dinner, or weekend shopping, and the nearby Boone Park adds even more outdoor appeal. The Shoppes of Avondale embody the classic, community-focused feel that makes Avondale one of Jacksonville’s most beloved historic neighborhoods.

Diamond Springs is be Duval County’s first Lagoon community. Featuring 2,700 homes, including single-family and townhomes from Lennar, D.R. Horton, DRB Homes, and Dream Finders Homes, it offers a serene escape with top-notch amenities like solar streetlights, ULTRAFi internet, and sustainable features to elevate everyday living.

Murray Hill is a revitalized historic neighborhood that has become popular with young professionals and creatives. The area is known for its walkable main street filled with local restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, and vintage stores. With charming bungalows and craftsman-style homes, Murray Hill offers a mix of historic character and an artsy neighborhood vibe.

Argyle is one of the fastest-growing areas on Jacksonville’s Westside. Originally ranch land, the neighborhood expanded rapidly beginning in the 1980s and now features large subdivisions, shopping centers, and convenient access to I-295. Its affordability and suburban layout make it a popular choice for families looking for more space while still being close to Jacksonville’s amenities.