Welcome to Northeast Florida! Northeast Florida offers a unique character that is a fusion of old and new that beckons those who appreciate a vigorous, vibrant metropolitan region set against a backdrop of beautiful natural resources, exceptional climate, and small-town southern charm. Jacksonville is an exciting place to be and proved itself a “Super City” when it met the challenge of being NFL’s smallest city to host the monumental Super Bowl XXXIX in 2005. The milestone event brought to the region a heightened awareness, 130,000 guests, and a skyline decked with cruise ships. Jacksonville welcomed the influx of people, parties, celebrities and traffic tie-ups with open arms, and a spectacular fireworks display that illuminated the city’s unique bridges. Not to be outdone, the surrounding areas of Baker, Clay, Nassau, Putnam and St. Johns Counties also showed off their local color with festivals and celebrations. Saint AugustineWelcome to St. Augustine, Florida, the oldest, continuously occupied European settlement in the United States. On September 8th, 1565, Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles led an expedition which landed on our shores and claimed “La Florida” for Spain. St. Augustine has grown and prospered since this time under 5 different national flags of allegiance until becoming a part Surrounded by three navigable waterways (the Atlantic Ocean to the east, the Intracoastal Waterway in the center and the St. Johns River to the west), St. Augustine offers miles of fun in the sun and surf. Some of St. Augustine's Today those grand Victorian structures house Flagler College, St. Augustine City Hall and Lightner Museum. The original 1888 Casa Monica Hotel has been restored into a luxury hotel and provides world-class accommodations in downtown St. Augustine. The city has more than 50 attractions, historic sites and points of interest.
Great Year-round Climate Low Cost of Living Naval/Military Separation Abundant Recreational Opportunities Visit the towns below that make up northeast Florida and see what real estate is for sale in each area. Avondale • Riverside • Ortega • Orange Park • Fleming Island • San Marco • St. Augustine • Atlantic Beach • Jacksonville Beach • Neptune Beach • Ponte Vedra Beach • Fernandina Beach • Jacksonville's Beaches • Ponte Vedra • Amelia Island • Nocatee • Downtown Jacksonville • North Jacksonville • St. Johns County • Riverfront Homes • Oceanfront Homes • Gated Communities • Country Clubs • Oakleaf Plantation • Fleming Island Plantation Pace Island • Amelia Island Plantation • Julington Creek Plantation • Naval Air Station Jacksonville • Naval Station Mayport |
This rare combination of amenities offers residents an unparalleled quality of life and lures thousands of newcomers annually.
of the United States in 1845. Steeped in history and beauty, the First Coast of Florida has many attractions and landmarks.
de Leon and Alcazar Hotels built by Standard Oil magnate, Henry Flagler in the late 19th Century.
Here are a few reasons why so many choose Northeast Florida as their home:
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