📍 Nocatee Neighborhoods: A Deep Dive into Every Community

🏡 Thinking about making Nocatee home? With 50+ unique neighborhoods, each offering something different, finding the perfect fit means understanding where, when, and how each area developed.

From tree-lined streets to luxury waterfront estates, every Nocatee neighborhood tells a story—one that’s shaped by nature, lifestyle, and community design.

🌱 How Nocatee Grew into What It Is Today

Since breaking ground in 2007, Nocatee has evolved into one of Florida’s most sought-after master-planned communities. While many neighborhoods have come and gone in other developments, Nocatee has steadily expanded, blending modern living with nature-focused design.

🔹 Early phases introduced established communities like Coastal Oaks & Greenleaf.
🔹 Town Center brought golf-cart-friendly living close to shops & restaurants.
🔹 Twenty Mile infused Old Florida charm with historic oak trees & estate homes.
🔹 Crosswater gave a nostalgic, all-American feel with charming brick monuments.
🔹 Seabrook, Nocatee’s final phase, is shaping the next era of community living.

📌 Below, we break down every Nocatee neighborhood in the order they were developed!

📍 How Nocatee is Organized

With so many neighborhoods, we organize them into distinct areas to help buyers & sellers navigate the community more easily:

🌿 Nocatee North – Just north of everything else, near the 20 Mile entrance.
🌳 Twenty Mile – Old Florida charm with historic oaks, scenic views & estate homes.
🏡 Town Center – The walkable heart of Nocatee, golf-cart-friendly, near restaurants & shops.
🔒 Coastal Oaks – Gated luxury community with exclusive resident-only amenities.
🏖 55+ Communities – Two Del Webb communities + Artisan Lakes for resort-style living.
🎪 Crosswater – The All-American community, with charming brick monuments & green spaces.
🚀 Seabrook – The newest and final phase of Nocatee, featuring a variety of home sizes & styles.
📍 Valley Ridge – Well-established neighborhoods, closest to US-1 for easy commutes.
🏠 Duval County Nocatee – Same Nocatee amenities, different county.

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🌿 Nocatee North (Just north of everything else, near the 20 Mile entrance)

While this area isn’t as well-defined as others, it includes some of Nocatee’s earliest neighborhoods and a mix of townhomes and single-family homes with easy access to everything.

Kelly Pointe (2010 - 2014) – Established community with a strong neighborhood feel.

Oakwood (2020 - 2022) – Gated townhome community with a low-maintenance lifestyle.

The Palms Townhomes (2015 - 2017) – Attached townhomes in St. Johns County, offering easy access to Nocatee amenities.

🌳 Twenty Mile (Old Florida charm with historic oaks, scenic views & estate homes)

Designed to preserve the natural beauty of the land, Twenty Mile features mature oak canopies, winding roads, and spacious homesites. Many neighborhoods here offer preserve or water views, estate-sized lots, and a peaceful, private atmosphere.

Twenty Mile Village (2015 - 2017) – A mix of home styles & sizes, surrounded by natural beauty.

The Pointe at Twenty Mile (2015 - 2018) – Exclusive estate homes on larger lots.

The Island at Twenty Mile (2015 - 2019) – Gated luxury homes in a private, preserve setting.

The Crossing at Twenty Mile (2016 - 2018) – Traditional neighborhood feel, walking distance to Palm Valley Academy.

The Outlook at Twenty Mile (2016 - 2020) – Estate homes with preserve & lakefront views.

The Ranch at Twenty Mile (2016 - 2021) – Large estate lots with a rustic feel.

The Junction at Twenty Mile (2017 - 2020) – Charming neighborhood near trails & parks.

The Hammock at Twenty Mile (2017 - 2020) – Custom luxury homes in a private setting.

The Vista at Twenty Mile (2017 - 2022) – Gated Mediterranean-style estate homes.

The Settlement at Twenty Mile (2018 - 2021) – Gated community surrounded by preserve views.

The Colony at Twenty Mile (2019 - 2021) – Desirable community with scenic views.

River Landing at Twenty Mile (2022 - currently building) – Gated, luxury Intracoastal waterfront homes.

🏡 Town Center (The walkable heart of Nocatee, golf-cart-friendly, near restaurants & shops)

As Nocatee's most connected area, Town Center offers a vibrant, walkable lifestyle where residents can golf cart to restaurants, shopping, and community events. Home styles range from charming townhomes to single-family homes with front porches and alley-entry garages.

Tidewater (2007 - 2020) – Gated condominiums & townhomes with private amenities.

Willowcove (2007 - 2016) – Mix of single-family homes & townhomes.

The Enclave (2012 - 2015) – Charming homes, some with alley-entry garages.

Lakeside (2013 - 2018) – Single-family homes & townhomes with lake views.

Addison Park (2015 - 2018) – Craftsman-style homes with vibrant streetscapes.

Siena (2015 - 2018) – Tuscan-inspired homes with unique architecture.

Daniel Park (2017 - 2019) – Modern homes, some with alley-entry garages.

West End (2021 - currently building) – The final Town Center community, mix of home types.

🔒 Coastal Oaks (Gated luxury community with exclusive resident-only amenities)

One of Nocatee’s gated communities, Coastal Oaks offers private amenities exclusively for its residents. With townhomes, estate homes, and resort-style features, this neighborhood delivers a luxury lifestyle within Nocatee.

Coastal Oaks (2007 - 2022) – Mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and estate homes.

🏖 55+ Communities (Resort-style living designed for active adults)

Nocatee is home to three distinct 55+ communities designed for active adult living. Residents enjoy resort-style clubhouses, social events, fitness centers, and amenities tailored for a vibrant, low-maintenance lifestyle.

Del Webb Ponte Vedra (2007 - 2020) – Known as a "Cruise Ship on the Ground" for its endless amenities.

Artisan Lakes (2015 - 2020) – Gated 55+ community with a relaxed, low-maintenance lifestyle.

Del Webb Nocatee (2019 - currently building) – New 55+ community with high-end amenities.

🎪 Crosswater (The “All-American” community, with charming brick monuments & green spaces)

Known for its nostalgic, small-town feel, Crosswater is one of Nocatee’s most picturesque areas, with brick monuments, shaded sidewalks, and classic American home designs. Many homes overlook nature preserves, ponds, and parks, offering a strong community atmosphere.

Liberty Cove (2018 - 2021) – Smaller homes, perfect for first-time buyers or downsizing.

Heritage Trace (2018 - 2022) – Traditional neighborhood feel, surrounded by preserves.

Freedom Landing (2018 - 2022) – Spacious homes near Settler’s Pond.

Pioneer Village (2020 - 2022) – Spacious homes, great for families.

Anthem Ridge (2020 - 2022) – Small, exclusive community.

Franklin Square (2021 - 2022) – Gated townhomes, maintenance-free living.

Settler’s Landing (2021 - 2023) – Traditional neighborhood feel, fishing pond & park setting.

Palmetto Cove (2022 - 2024) – Gated, single-family homes near preserves.

Crosswinds (2023 - currently building) – Mix of single-family homes & duplexes.

🚀 Seabrook (The newest and final phase of Nocatee, featuring a variety of home sizes & styles)

Seabrook marks the last major development of Nocatee, bringing a mix of gated communities, luxury homes, and family-friendly neighborhoods. With new parks, a K-8 school, and easy access to town center amenities, this area represents the last chapter of Nocatee’s growth.

Seabrook Village (2022 - currently building) – Variety of home sizes & styles.

Palm Crest at Seabrook (2022 - currently building) – Gated, private enclave within Seabrook.

Coral Ridge at Seabrook (2022 - currently building) – Largest homesites in Seabrook, gated.

Reflections at Seabrook (2024 - currently building) – A mix of home styles, reflecting Nocatee’s history.

📍 Valley Ridge (Well-established neighborhoods, closest to US-1 for easy commutes)

One of Nocatee’s earliest developed areas, Valley Ridge is known for its spacious homesites, large parks, and easy access to US-1 and I-95. Many homes here offer mature landscaping, established community events, and close proximity to local schools.

Austin Park (2007 - 2014) – Classic neighborhood design.

Greenleaf Village (2011 - 2016) – Large community park, dog park, event pavilion.

Greenleaf Preserve (2013 - 2016) – Gated, luxury homes.

Greenleaf Lakes (2014 - 2016) – Charming homes, great community atmosphere.

Woodland Park (2024 - currently building) – Townhomes with garages.

🏠 Duval County Nocatee (Same Nocatee amenities, different county)

Located just over the county line, these communities offer the same access to Nocatee’s top amenities with a different school district and tax structure. These neighborhoods often feature larger lots, quiet streets, and a more secluded feel.

Brookwood (2014 - 2016) – Single-family homes, established community feel.

The Villas (2014 - 2018) – Gated, attached single-family homes, low-maintenance living.

Cypress Trails (2014 - 2017) – Large lots, peaceful setting.

The Palms Single-Family Homes (2016 - 2018) – Single-family homes in Duval County.

Timberland Ridge (2017 - 2021) – Single-family homes, well-connected to Nocatee amenities.

📌 Thinking about moving to Nocatee?
With over 50 neighborhoods, each offering something unique, this guide will help you:
✔️ Understand the history & growth of Nocatee.
✔️ Find the perfect neighborhood based on lifestyle & home style preferences.
✔️ Learn about future growth & trends in this sought-after community.

📜 The Evolution of Nocatee: A Timeline

Nocatee’s development didn’t happen overnight—it was carefully planned with a long-term vision that has made it one of Florida’s top communities.

We’ve created a visual timeline showcasing when each neighborhood was built. This helps buyers & sellers understand how Nocatee expanded, which areas are more established, and where new homes are still being built.

🎯 Check out the infographic below to see the full Nocatee neighborhood development timeline!

💡 Why This Matters for Buyers & Sellers

📌 For Buyers: Whether you're looking for a well-established neighborhood or a brand-new community, understanding Nocatee’s development helps you choose the right fit.

📌 For Sellers: If you're selling your home, knowing where your neighborhood falls on the timeline helps you position your home in the market effectively and attract the right buyers.

🔹 Thinking about buying or selling in Nocatee? With years of firsthand experience living and working in the community, we don’t just sell homes here—we’re your local Nocatee real estate advisors.
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