Oakwood Townhomes
at Nocatee

A Small Gated Community of Just 43 Homes

Oakwood is one of the smaller residential communities in Nocatee, with just 43 townhomes behind the gates.

That size gives it a more contained residential feel than many larger townhome communities, and because every home is within the same small enclave, there is very little through traffic.

For buyers who like the convenience of attached-home living but do not want to feel as though they are in a large townhome development, Oakwood is worth a closer look.

These Are Large Townhomes

The size of the homes is one of the first things that makes Oakwood different.

At approximately 2,253 to 3,369 square feet, these are substantial homes by townhome standards. Some floor plans offer the kind of living space buyers might otherwise expect from a single-family home, including large gathering areas, multiple bedrooms, flexible spaces and attached garages.

That makes Oakwood particularly interesting for buyers who want to reduce exterior maintenance without necessarily downsizing their lifestyle.

Toll Brothers Built the Entire Community

Oakwood was built by Toll Brothers, which gives the neighborhood a consistent overall look while still allowing for differences in floor plan, interior finishes and location within the community.

The architecture has a clean coastal and traditional feel, with light-colored exteriors, pitched roofs, front porches and landscaped streetscapes.

Because the neighborhood is relatively small and was built over a short period of time, it feels cohesive without every home feeling identical.

First-Floor Living Is an Important Part of the Appeal

Several Oakwood floor plans were designed with primary living spaces on the first floor, which can be a major consideration for buyers who want fewer stairs in their day-to-day routine.

That can make Oakwood appealing to buyers who still want guest bedrooms, office space or additional living areas upstairs but prefer to keep their primary suite and main living spaces on the ground floor.

Gated Access Without a Separate Neighborhood Amenity Complex

Oakwood is gated, but it does not have its own large private clubhouse or neighborhood pool.

Instead, residents have access to Nocatee’s broader resident amenity network, including pools, water parks, fitness facilities, parks, trails and recreation areas throughout the community.

For some buyers, that is a good balance. You have the privacy of a small gated neighborhood without maintaining an additional private amenity complex within Oakwood itself.

A Small Neighborhood Dog Park

Oakwood also includes a small fenced dog park near the mail area, with mature shade trees and benches.

It is not a large amenity complex, but it is a practical neighborhood feature for residents with dogs and adds another small convenience within the gates.

Location Near Twenty Mile

Oakwood sits immediately outside the Twenty Mile area, which gives residents easy access to that side of Nocatee without actually living within one of the Twenty Mile single-family neighborhoods.

That location also places Oakwood near Palm Valley Academy, Twenty Mile Village Pool, the Twenty Mile entrance and the broader trail system.

For buyers comparing Oakwood with communities inside Twenty Mile, the biggest difference is the housing type: Oakwood offers attached, lower-maintenance living while keeping buyers very close to the same part of Nocatee.

Low-Maintenance Living Without Feeling Small

One of the biggest reasons buyers consider Oakwood is the combination of space and lower-maintenance living.

These are not small starter townhomes. Many offer substantial interiors, attached garages and enough room for guests, offices or flexible living spaces.

For buyers who want to spend less time maintaining the exterior of a single-family property but are not ready to give up square footage, Oakwood offers a compelling middle ground.