Riverside / Avondale

Avondale/Riverside is the only designated historic district in the Jacksonville, FL area and runs along the St. Johns River just minutes from downtown. This historic district was named one of the year’s 10 great neighborhoods by The American Planning Association.

Jax Beach / Mayport

Jacksonville Beach is a city on the Atlantic Coast of Duval County, east of Jacksonville, Florida, United States. It is part of the Jacksonville Beach communities, together with Mayport, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, and Ponte Vedra Beach.

Northside

North Jacksonville is one of the largest sections of Jacksonville and is the first area of town that travelers from I-95 south are introduced to. It flows through Jacksonville and is north of the St. Johns River.

Ponte Vedra

Just 18 miles from downtown Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra Beach offers upscale coastal living with top-notch education, world-class amenities, and renowned golf courses, all in a vibrant community of over 28,000 residents.

San Marco

Look no further for historic charm than San Marco. Plopped right outside of the Downtown district and rolling along the St. Johns River, you can have both worlds at your fingertips.

St. Nicholas

Look no further for historic charm than San Marco. Plopped right outside of the Downtown district and rolling along the St. Johns River, you can have both worlds at your fingertips.

Murray Hill

Close to Downtown Jacksonville, Murray Hill boasts a lively community and rich history as Lynyrd Skynyrd’s birthplace. Now a creative hub, it attracts artists and offers boutique dining and shopping, making it a thriving destination for living and leisure.

Orange Park

Orange Park is a town in Clay County, Florida, USA, and a suburb of Jacksonville, Florida. Orange Park is a suburb of Jacksonville and is located geographically adjacent to the southern border of the city.

Arlington

Arlington is one of the large sections of Duval County. Arlington was one of the first areas in the United States visited by Europeans; it was the site of the French Fort Caroline in 1564-1565, now represented by the Fort Caroline National Memorial.