The Crossing at Twenty Mile
in Nocatee

Twenty Mile Post Is Right at the Entrance

Twenty Mile Post sits at the front of The Crossing, which makes it one of the neighborhood's most useful everyday features.

The park includes a playground, open sports field, covered pavilion with tables and restrooms, a nature trail and Central Bark, a dog park with separate areas for large and small dogs. It is available to Nocatee residents, so The Crossing doesn't have a private amenity center, but residents have one of Nocatee's shared recreation areas immediately outside the neighborhood.

For buyers who actually use parks, trails or dog parks regularly, that location can matter more than simply seeing an amenity listed on a community map.

A Neighborhood Designed With a Connection to Palm Valley Academy

One of The Crossing's most practical features is at the very back of the neighborhood. Bison Trail connects toward Palm Valley Academy by a dedicated pedestrian, golf cart, and bicycle route, giving residents an alternative to reaching the school entirely by the surrounding road network.

For families who use the connection, that proximity can become part of the daily routine rather than simply a school-zone designation. It is one of the details we would point out to a buyer touring The Crossing because it is easy to miss when you're only looking at individual listings.

A Broader Range of Homes and Floor Plans

The Crossing isn't a neighborhood where every street looks or lives exactly the same. Homes were built by David Weekley Homes, Providence Homes, Dostie Homes and CalAtlantic Homes, and the neighborhood includes both one- and two-story designs across a fairly broad size range.

We've sold homes here with different garage configurations, lot depths, preserve settings and outdoor living spaces, including properties with private pools. Even along the same street, buyers may be comparing a one-story home with a deeper homesite to a larger two-story plan with different living and storage space.

That variety is one reason we recommend looking beyond square footage when comparing homes in The Crossing. Builder, floor plan, garage configuration, lot depth and backyard setting all matter.

The Homesite Can Change the Experience

Some homes back to preserved woodland, others face or back to ponds, and some are positioned along interior homesites with neighboring homes behind them.

Private pools are scattered throughout the neighborhood, and backyard depth and outdoor improvements vary from property to property. A home backing to preserve with a screened pool may compete very differently from a similar floor plan on an interior lot.

That is why we pay as much attention to where the home sits as we do to the house itself.

Part of Twenty Mile's Old Florida Character

The Crossing sits within the larger Twenty Mile area, where mature trees, preserved land, split-rail fencing and Old Florida-inspired details help give this part of Nocatee its distinctive character.

Twenty Mile Post reinforces that connection at the neighborhood entrance, combining recreation with the rustic design elements used throughout Twenty Mile.

Curious where the name came from? Read → The History of Twenty Mile: From Historic Florida to Nocatee