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SOUTHWEST JACKSONVILLE
Thomas D. Lee III
President & CEO
Lee & Cates CR-210
110 Cumberland Park Drive, Suite 112
904-484-5200
Jacksonville, Florida
905 W. Forsyth Street
2821 Liberty Street
3681 St. Augustine Road
4606 Lexington Avenue
9029 Lem Turner Road
410 Mill Creek Road
11357 San Jose Blvd.
(904) 354-4646
(904) 356-5591
(904) 396-2095
(904) 387-5588
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What you have in your hands is the second issue of
will be a valuable resource to those living in Southwest
Community Link. It’s about Southwest Jacksonville, one of
Jacksonville or those considering a move to this rapidly
the fastest growing areas of our city. The boundaries we
growing area.
established for Southwest Jacksonville
Our company has a commitment to the
includes the areas south of I-10, west of I-295,
entire area, a commitment that’s been in place
north of the Clay County line and east of
since our company was founded in 1912.
County Road 218.
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Quick facts: Southwest Jacksonville
Consumer Demographics
$
Estimated
Population:
Southwest Jax 70,186
Duval County 875,472
Southwest Jacksonville
is about 8% of Duval
County’s
population.
Median
Income:
$53,055
$48,955
Households:
34,585
342,678
Southwest
Jacksonville is about
10% of Duval’s
households.
residents average
$4,100 more in median income compared
to Duval County.
Median Age:
33.7
35.2
is over a year younger
than Duval County
residents average age.
Household
Value:
$166,677
$162,707
households
average $3,970 more in
property value than
the rest of Duval
County.
Numbers above represent existing, under construction or site recorded.
Source: Ray Rodriguez, Real Estate Strategy Center of North Florida Inc.
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Council office: 630-1377.
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have other transportation issues:
743-3582.
If you have home appraisal questions,
call the Property Appraiser’s office:
630-2014.
If you need general library information: 630-2665. For information from
the West Regional Branch Library, which
serves the Southwest Jacksonville area:
630-2665.
If you want to contact Mayor John
Peyton: 630-1776.
If you need information on activities
at city centers: 630-4963.
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Getting around
New to the area? Here’s a quick rundown of some of the major roads in
Southwest Jacksonville.
Quick facts: South
west Jax
Estimated Avera
ge Annual Con
sum
Entertainment & Re
creation - $2,917
Food (Home) - $4
,268
Food (Away from
home) - $2,921
Gasoline & Motor
Oil - $1,698
er Spending
Mortgage Paymen
ts -
$7,800
Pets - $420.95
Vehicle Loans - $5
,868
Source: Ray Rodrigu
ez,
Real Estate Strategy
Center of North Flo
rida
Inc.
I-10
The interstate that
stretches from Florida to
California forms the
northern
border
of
Southwest Jacksonville. West will take
you to Tallahassee and beyond, while
going east will merge you with I-95 and
take you to different areas of
Jacksonville, such as downtown and the
beaches.
I-295
The “loop” that travels
in
and
around
Jacksonville forms the
eastern boundary of
Southwest Jacksonville. North leads you
to Jacksonville International Airport
and the Northside, while going south
will take you to Orange Park and I-95.
Normandy Boulevard
This long stretch of road leads from
I-295 through Southwest Jacksonville
and ultimately to US 301. Along the
way, many businesses have sprouted up
and the area is a hotbed of growth residentially and commercially.
103rd Street
Another road that cuts through
Southwest Jacksonville, 103rd Street
goes from Cecil Field to Roosevelt Blvd.
It is flanked by neighborhoods and
commercial malls.
Branan Field-Chaffee
Road
Running south from I-10 and into the
OakLeaf Plantation area, Branan FieldChaffee Road is one of the quickest
growing areas residentially and commercially in the area.
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Where to live
Southwest Jacksonville has a variety of
housing developments that are existing or
under construction. This is a partial list,
with more information available from
any real estate agent or by visiting
www.realtor.com.
Lakeview at Watermill
8491 Watermill Blvd.
772-6375
Single Family
Residential
Adam’s Lake
11397 Brian Lakes Dr.
378-2710
Blue Lake Estates
103rd Street and Chaffee Road
771-124
Cherokee Cove
11148 Cherokee Cove Dr.
236-2555
Creekside Oaks
1187 Wild Azalea Dr.
378-3318
Eagle Landing
3973 Eagle Landing Parkway
291-7000
Fox Hill Farms
2057 McGirts Point Rd.
781-4812
Glenda’s Meadow
8567 Thad Court
573-6315
Hamilton Glen
OakLeaf Village Pkwy.
638-1867
Hunters Walk
51 Marisco Way
783-6217
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Kindlewood
Kindlewood Dr.
940-0004
Sandler’s Preserve
6488 Sandler’s Preserve Dr.
772-7464
Brighton Park
5344 Brighton Park Lane
573-1740
The Oaks at Normandy
7777 Normandy Blvd.
378-0144
Winchester Ridge
2057 McGirts Point Blvd.
781-4812
Chase Ridge Apartments
8050 103rd St.
771-4520
Pinecrest II
9381 Jay Hawk Lane
781-2845
Willow Ridge
3600 Kirkpatrick Circle
908-4992
Colonial Village Apartments
9500 103rd St.
771-4321
Weston Ranch
2057 McGirts Point Blvd.
781-4812
Normandy Apartments
1751 Helen Dr.
781-0077
Chesnut Ridge Townhomes at
OakLeaf Plantation
Orange Park, Florida
940-0004
Southwest Villas Apartments
5565 Connie Jean Rd.
778-2112
Coventry
625 OakLeaf Plantation
406-8377
Timothy’s Landing
4601 Gerber Court
854-7111
Millstone Village
4190 Plantation Oaks Blvd.
406-8375
Willow Ridge
3600 Kirkland Circle
908-4992
Townhomes/
Condominiums/
Apartments
Briar Oaks Townhomes at OakLeaf Plantation
3715-3 Creswick Circle
406-2701
OakLeaf Plantation
370 OakLeaf Village Pkwy.
406-2200
One of Northeast Florida’s newest and most expansive areas,
OakLeaf Plantation is building to be one of the largest and most
talked about areas in Southwest Jacksonville. South of Cecil Field
Commerce Center and west of Orange Park, OakLeaf Plantation is
a 6,400 acre community that covers parts in both Duval and Clay
County.
OakLeaf has single family homes from builders including
Lennar, Engle Homes, Mercedes Homes, Panitz Signature Homes,
Standard Pacific Homes, as well as condominiums and townhomes in numerous subdivisions.
Five planned schools, two planned
Village Centers, planned commercial
and office developments nearby and
two planned athletic centers will offer
even more to people in the area. With
Jennings State Forest to its west and
numerous
neighborhood
parks,
OakLeaf will preserve the area’s nature.
With so many homesites and amenities planned, OakLeaf Plantation is one
of Southwest Jacksonville’s fastest growing communities.
Source: OakLeafPlantation.com
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Real estate offices
The following is a partial list of real
estate
offices
within
Southwest
Jacksonville. Further information on
locating a real estate office or a licensed
agent can be obtained from the Northeast
Florida Association of Realtors at
394-9494 or www.realtor.com.
Barbara Grooms Realty
10473 Innisbrook Dr.
573-9519
Benjamin T. Green Realty
7530 103rd St.
779-5226
Dykes & Hannah Realty
8291 Normandy Blvd.
838-4654
Florida Preferred Realty
3568 Stratton Rd.
772-7777
Jack L. Reichenbach Realty
8047 Lakeland St.
781-6084
Reiter & Reiter
7238 Bunion Dr.
573-9009
RonWood Realty
10250 Normandy Blvd.
483-3300
Signature Realty & Management,
Inc.
8215 103rd St.
482-1099
VanguardGMAC
11043 Crystal Springs Rd.
Suite 8
674-0140
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Watson Realty
8465 Merchants Way
772-9180
Waymar Realty
783-3779
Watson Realty
1395 Chaffee Rd. S.
771-8639
WHAT THE REALTORS SAY
We asked area Realtors: “What are some of the better qualities
in Southwest Jacksonville?”
“One of the best perks of Jacksonville is its low cost of living and remarkable
housing prices, which are particularly evident on the Westside. The overall cost
of living here is nearly nine percent below the national average.”
– Amber King, Marketing Director of DR Horton
“People are coming to Southwest Jacksonville because you can get more
home for the money and it is convenient to I-10, I-295 and I-95. It’s a “laid
back” and friendly area. You can be riding around a subdivision and you will get
several waves from residents walking or working in their yards.”
– Jensine Henderson,Vanguard GMAC Realtor
“You get more house for your money, but it’s more than that. You’re still on
the edge of half-country and half-city with great access to Orange Park, the airport (Jacksonville International Airport) and downtown. It’s a good area for
first time homebuyers and it’s a nice mix of people.”
– Doug Smith, Broker Weichert Realtors
“I think it’s the easy access to Baker County, I-10 and interstates. It’s just a
good growth area because of the larger parcels of land available. The same with
OakLeaf, which is probably going to have the biggest amenities centers out
here.”
– Ryan O’Brien, Manager of Watson Chaffee Road Office
“You’ve got a lot of parks and things like water skiing at McGirts Creek, and
it’s conveniently located to many other areas.”
– Loraine Drinkwater,Watson Realtor
“There are a lot of new developments. My gosh, you get a house similar to
something you’d get in other areas of town for significantly less. The values are
going to leap in a few years. Cecil Commerce Center is a big draw and there are
lot of job opportunities.”
– Cliff Broughton, Manager Fleming Island Branch of Prudential
Network Realty
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Quick facts: Southw
est
New Wal-Mart o
n the way
Wal-Mart is expand
ing in Sout
Retail developer
sees opportunity
Jax
hwest Jacksonville.
recently purchased
The retail giant
land at the intersec
tion of Normandy
and Chaffee Road,
Boulevard
across the street fro
m the project bein
g developed
by Toney Sleiman.
Toney Sleiman is the president and CEO
of Sleiman Enterprises, which has done
numerous projects around Jacksonville
including the Jacksonville Landing, Sadler
Square and Roosevelt Plaza. He currently
has two projects in Southwest Jacksonville
and answered a few questions about them
and the area.
Q: You are currently working on two
projects in Southwest Jacksonville, Chaffee
Square and OakLeaf Plaza. Can you tell us
a little about them?
A:
Chaffee Square is about 30 acres of
land and it’s going to total 150,000 feet of
retail. Right now we’re talking with tenants
about filling vacant lots and we’re going to
use the same colors and patterns that
resemble the West Regional library on
Chaffee Road. OakLeaf Plaza, we’ve
already done some things like the
Walgreens, AmSouth bank and the Gator’s
Dockside. In Phase 2, you’re going to see a
new 80,000-square-foot Belk come to the
area to total about 200,000 square feet of
retail.
Q:
What do you foresee for Southwest
Jacksonville in the next few years from a
commercial point of view? Given the
amount of land available, what is the
potential to develop?
A:
I think you’re going to see more controlled growth on the retail side. People
are clamoring for things like restaurants in
the area, and it’ll happen once the residential side of things picks up some.
Q:
What are your thoughts and expectations for the OakLeaf area?
A:
OakLeaf is just unbelievable. The
entire area is just exploding. All it’s done is
increase the entire value of the area. The
way they’ve set up the residential and commercial layouts for it is just great, and it’s
almost certainly going to keep growing.
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Churches
The following is a list of the places of worship in
the Southwest Jacksonville area.
Advent
West Jacksonville Advent Church
8376 Normandy Blvd.
781-4502
Anglican
The Church of the Nativity
8373 Normandy Blvd.
781-0484
Christ Church
5002 Good Samaritan Way
771-1029
American Baptist
Fouraker Road Baptist Church
1754 Fouraker Rd.
781-2909
Mary Queen of Heaven
9401 Staples Mill Dr.
777-3168
Jacksonville Spanish Seventh Day Adventist
5545 Firestone Rd.
771-4961
Church of Christ
United Methodist
Iglesia Ni Cristo Church of Christ
4550 Firestone Rd.
772-9117
Good Shepherd United Methodist
786-0757
Normandy Church of Christ
8314 Herlong Rd.
781-3082
Non-Denominational
103rd St. Church of God
10356 103rd St.
771-3045
Church of God - Cleveland, Tenn.
Apostolic
Church of God-Marietta
8076 Ramona Blvd.
781-5368
God’s Apostolic Outreach Ministry
7900 103rd St.
778-4447
Victory Church of God
4502 N. Old Middleburg Rd.
777-4328
Assemblies of God
Crystal Springs Assembly of God
783-9990
Faith Temple Assembly of God
6561 Firestone Rd.
771-4657
Westside Family Worship Center Assembly
of God
9717 103rd St.
771-6424
Baptist
Community Freewill Baptist Church
8715 Herlong Rd.
786-0364
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
5410 Nathan Hale Rd.
779-0879
103rd St. Baptist Church
8819 103rd St.
771-7665
Rolling Hills Baptist Church
840 Permento Ave.
783-0524
Church of God of Prophecy Westside
1862 Fouraker Rd.
786-7417
Chaffee Road Church of Christ
1340 S. Chaffee Rd.
693-2274
Fire Of The Word Ministries
4401 Georgetown Dr.
770-0101
Global Partnership Ministries
7979 W. Ramona Blvd.
378-3767
Greater Life Ministry
7445 103rd St.
779-9494
Full Gospel
Jacksonville Word of Faith Church
1396 S. Chaffee Rd.
783-8346
Christian Harvest Academy
9917 103rd St.
779-1042
Midnight Cry Ministry Church
1371 Hammond Blvd.
786-0735
Latter Day Saints
Second Chance Ministry
8081 Normandy Blvd.
786-5235
Jacksonville Florida West
5100 Firestone Rd.
771-2922
Pentecostal
Antioc Pentecostal Church
5323 Firestone Rd.
777-4962
First United Pentecostal Church
783-2818
Greater Church of God By Faith
2434 Old Middleburg Rd.
771-4941
New Life Temple
8247 W. Ramona Blvd.
783-8638
Oak Hill Church Of The Nazarene
7876 Gregory Dr.
771-7860
River of Life Christian Fellowship
1124 S. Ellis Rd.
854-0500
Sun Coast Baptist
4200 Georgetown Dr.
778-0819
West Meadows Baptist Church
786-2711
Harvest Ministries
2550 Fouraker Rd.
783-3488
Westside Baptist Church of Jacksonville
7775 Herlong Rd.
Catholic
Calvary Chapel
8410 Susie St.
777-0716
Iglesia Presbyterian Nueva Esperanza
8084 Normandy Blvd.
786-0570
Most Holy Redeemer
8523 Normandy Blvd.
781-7305
Seventh Day Adventist
7951 Lenox Ave.
781-8550
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
6317 103rd St.
771-1596
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Presbyterian
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Historic
Preserve
Sal Taylor
Preserve
Winchester
Ridge
CLAY COUNTY
I Amsouth Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
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D.R. Horton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
D Hunters Walk
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E Weston Ranch
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F Willow Ridge
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G Woods of Ortega
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O Lee & Cates Glass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
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Lennar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
K Millstone Village
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L Coventry
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M Hamilton Glen
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N "The Louisville" model at the Oaks
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Halsema Rd
D Hunters Walk
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Chaffee Point
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Creekside
Oaks
Cracker
Barrel
Chaffee Road
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Panther
Creek
Golf
Club
Crystal
Springs
Park
New World Road
Cherokee
Cove
Weston
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Fox
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Westridge Farms
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Fox
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Farms
North
Park Hill
Lynn
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103rd Street
103rd St.
Sports
Complex
Enchanted
Park
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Trails At
Bent Creek
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Community
Club
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Sandlers
Preserve
Hamilton Super
Target
Glen
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Eagle
Wilson Blvd
Jacksonville
Heights
Brighton Park
Townhomes
Bent Creek
Golf Course
Willow
Ridge
Herlong
Airport
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Blue Lake
Estates
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Lee &
Cates
Glass
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Brandywine
CECIL COMMERCE CENTER
Cecil Field
Airport
Normandy
Park
Caleb
Park
Future Walmart
Cecil
Field
Park
228
Pinecrest
Joseph
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Park
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B Brighton Park Townhomes
C Creekside Oaks
National City Mortgage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
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P OakLeaf Plantation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
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Q Panther Creek Golf Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
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Peoples First Community Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Rose of Sharon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
The Real Estate Strategy Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
J Hungtington Learning Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
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Local elected officials
MAYOR
John Peyton
117 West Duval St.
630-1776
CITY COUNCIL
Jacksonville has 19 City Council members with five serving at-large and in 14
districts. Daniel Davis represents a
majority of the area.
Daniel Davis
117 W. Duval St.
630-1380
Mia Jones
117 W. Duval St.
630-1684
Your Councilman:
Daniel Davis
“The sky is
the limit.”
Daniel Davis was elected as the
Jacksonville City Council Member District
12, in April 2003. A native of Wisconson,
Davis grew up in the Rolling Hills area of
Jacksonville and graduated from Trinity
Christian Academy in 1991. He went to
Maranatha Baptist College in Watertown,
Wis, where he received his degree in liberal
arts. It was there he met his wife, Rebekah,
and the couple reside on the Westside with
their four children, Alivia, Caroline,
Christian and Gabriel.
“I grew up out there and I plan on living
there the rest of my life,” said Davis. “In the
EUROPEAN FLORIST
back of my mind, I want my kids to have
better opportunities than me. I wake up
every day trying to make this area better
not only for my family but for everyone in
the community.”
Davis serves as a councilman to
Southwest Jacksonville and is also the
executive director of the Northeast
Builders Association, which represents the
building and construction industry
throughout Duval, Clay, Nassau and St.
John’s counties on statewide issues.
Davis spends his spare time with his
children, enjoys playing golf and is a deacon and Bible fellowship teacher at Trinity
Baptist Church.
He sees a lot of improvements on the
horizon for Southwest Jacksonville,
including a boom in residential and commercial growth that will add to the quality
of life in the area.
“We know we are growing and the sky
is the limit,” said Davis.
Davis is active in the community and
has served on the board of directors for
Emergency Pregnancy Services and
Westside Civic Center. He won a leadership award for his work with the Trinity
Rescue Mission—Women and Children’s
Shelter and participates in NEFBA’s
Builders Care, a program that helps repair
severely damaged houses for the elderly
and disadvantaged.
“One of the highlights of the area
really is just the quality of people, and I
appreciate the opportunity to serve
them,” said Davis.
“It(Southwest
Jacksonville) has a small town feel and a
real bright future.”
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STATE LEGISLATURE
SENATE
Stephen Wise
1460 Cassat Ave.
381-6040
Banks
HOUSE
Two members serve Southwest
Jacksonville.
Jennifer Carroll
8970 103rd St. Suite 10
573-4994
Terry Fields
Suite 307, Hope Plaza
435 Clark Rd.
924-1777
SCHOOL BOARD
Two members serve Southwest
Jacksonville.
Vicki Drake
1701 Prudential Dr.
390-2000
Need to deposit that paycheck?
Withdraw from the ATM? Apply for a loan?
The following banks and credit unions
are within Southwest Jacksonville.
Atlantic Coast
8048 Normandy Blvd.
786-0853
Bank of America
7770 Normandy Blvd.
783-2254
SunTrust
9530 Argyle Forest Blvd.
317-6391
Wachovia
772-1650
Wachovia
7991 Normandy Blvd.
361-7939
AmSouth
908-2740
Everbank
7749 Normandy Blvd. Suite 155
693-5500
Educational Credit Union
7640 103rd St.
354-8537
VyStar Credit Union
7795 103rd St.
777-6000
VyStar Credit Union
7765 Normandy Blvd.
777-6000
VyStar Credit Union
13351 Lake Newman St.
777-6000
Betty Burney
1701 Prudential Dr.
390-2000
U.S. SENATORS
Senators serve statewide and thus there
are no specific districts. Each has a local
office.
Mel Martinez
1650 Prudential Dr.
358-8886
Bill Nelson
1301 Riverplace Blvd.
346-4500
U.S. HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES
Corrine Brown
101 E. Union Street, Suite 202
354-1652
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Schools
Universities and Colleges
There are no universities within Southwest
Jacksonville. The following are ones that serve the
Jacksonville area.
University of North Florida
4567 St. Johns Bluff Rd.
620-1000
Jacksonville University
2880 University Blvd. W.
256-8000
Edward Waters College
1658 Kings Rd.
470-8000
Florida Community College at Jacksonville
(Aviation) Cecil Center South
13450 Lake Fretwell St.
997-2800
High Schools
These are high schools that students in Southwest
Jacksonville can attend.
Bishop John J. Snyder High School (private)
5001 Samaritan Way
771-1029
Ed White High School
1700 Old Middleburg Rd. N.
693-7620, 693-7639
Frank H Peterson Academies of Technology
(magnet)
7450 Wilson Blvd.
573-1150, 573-3206
Oak Hill Elementary School
6910 Daughtry Blvd. S.
573-1030, 573-3214
Chimney Lakes Elementary School
9353 Staples Mill Dr.
573-1100
Crystal Springs Elementary
1200 Hammond Blvd.
693-7645
Sadie Tillis Elementary
6084 Morse Ave.
573-1090
Enterprise Learning Academy
8085 Old Middleburg Rd. S.
573-3260
Thomas Jefferson Elementary School
8233 Nevada St.
693-7507, 693-7500
Gregory Drive Elementary School
7800 Gregory Dr.
573-1190, 573-3218
Trinity Christian Academy (private)
800 Hammond Blvd.
596-2400
Jacksonville Christian Academy (ungraded,
private)
783-2818
Whitehouse Elementary School
11160 General Ave.
693-7542, 693-7544
Jacksonville Heights Elementary School
7750 Tempest St. S.
573-1120, 573-1043
Tutoring
Huntington Learning Center
9680-20 Argyle Forest Blvd.
425-6501
Normandy Village Elementary
8257 Herlong Rd.
693-7548, 693-7553
The sooner Huntington steps in,
the faster grades step up.
Nathan B. Forrest
5530 Firestone Rd.
573-1170
reading
math spelling
800 Hammond Blvd.
596-2400
phonics
Middle Schools
self-esteem
Joseph Stilwell Middle School
7840 Burma Rd.
693-7523, 693-7539
Since 1977 parents have been using Huntington
Learning Center to help their children reach their full
learning potential. Our experienced team of dedicated,
caring professionals will pinpoint your child’s academic
strengths and weaknesses and tailor a program to
improve grades, increase self-confidence and restore
the motivation to learn. Call today for more information.
800 Hammond Blvd.
596-2400
Elementary Schools
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prep
motivation confidence
Jefferson Davis Middle School
7050 Melvin Rd.
573-1060, 573-1066
Argyle Elementary School
2625 Spencer Plantation Blvd.
573-2357, 573-2368
study skills
exam
These are middle schools that students in
Southwest Jacksonville can attend.
These are elementary schools that students in
Southwest Jacksonville can attend.
writing
OakLeaf Plantation/Argyle
Fleming Island/Orange Park
9680-20 Argyle Forest Blvd.
Jacksonville, FL 32222
1524 County Road 220, Suite 7
Orange Park, FL 32003
904.425.6500
904.278.8011
Independently owned and operated
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Community Link
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Where to eat
Below is a partial list of restaurants in
the area.
China Wok Chinese Restaurant
7764 Normandy Blvd.
783-1388
Beef O’Brady’s
317-2783
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
502 Chaffee Point Blvd.
783-0254
Sam’s St. John’s Seafood Restaurant
7949 Normandy Blvd.
693-1911
Bagle Bagle Cafe
777-8900
Gators Dockside OakLeaf
425-6466
JL Trent’s Seafood & Grill
8968 103rd St.
908-8355
Fast Boys Wings
11043-12 Crystal Springs Rd.
355-9464
Located in a retail center off 103rd
Street and established in 1997, JL Trent’s
Seafood & Grill offers seafood, steaks and
more. Full lunch and dinner menu.
Closed Mondays.
El Potro Mexican Restaurant
7445 103rd St.
778-9320
The old-timey country store and
restaurant is one of the more recognizable eateries in the area. Located right off
I-10, the Chaffee Point Boulevard location set numerous sales records for the
area. Offers a variety of food, from sandwiches and soups to country-style plates.
Dick’s Wings and Grill
7749 Normandy Blvd.
781-1466
Famous Amos
8265 Normandy Blvd.
786-2244
Front Porch
6008 Lake Cove Ave.
771-0702
Mr. Sandwich
7895 Normandy Blvd.
783-0987
Pizza Hut
7939 Normandy Blvd.
783-3229
Crim’s Bar-B-Q
5208 Ricker Rd.
771-5757
Dragon Garden
7214 103rd St.
772-9190
International House of Pancakes
7940 103rd St.
771-7776
Perard’s Pizza, Inc.
378-8131
Opened in early 2006, this family
owned and operated eatery offers many
made-to-order Italian dishes including
Sicilian pizza, bread knots and chicken
and veal dinners. Closed Mondays.
JC’s Fresh Seafood
5323 Firestone Rd.
771-2656
Nika’s Pizza
8970 103rd St.
573-0990
Mi Toro Mexican Restaurant
5353 Firestone Rd.
771-2686
Kim Po Chinese Restaurant
6703 103rd St.
779-9700
Big Daddy’s Pizza Westside
5310 Firestone Rd.
777-4333
The Sheik Restaurant
7361 103rd St.
778-4805
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Recreation and Parks
Equestrian Center
573-4895
Opened in March of 2004, the
Jacksonville Equestrian Center offers
Southwest Jacksonville a kind of entertainment you won’t find anywhere else in
the area.
The center hosts multi-day equestrian
regional and prestigious national events,
such as International Federation for
Equestrian Sports(FEI) World Cup qualifying events. The majority of these events
are free to the general public. Other than
these, there are 5-6 ticketed events such as
rodeos and bull riding each year that offer
a change of pace from the norm.
Boulevard past Cecil Field. It serves as an
economic and entertainment boost for
Growing in size and fame each year
since its opening, the center is slated to
host over 100 event days this year, compared to only 30 event days during its first
year in 2004.
Though the focal point of the center
tends to be equestrian events, the center
began branching out into other means of
entertainment, including rock concerts, a
demolition derby and the center is even a
potential site for indoor sports.
With its continued growth and ideal
location in Southwest Jacksonville, the
center is looking to be a focal point of
entertainment.
“It’s not just for horsepeople,” said
Williams. “We really want to make this
building the entertainment center for the
Westside.”
For more information on the center, go
to www.jaxevents.com
Parks
For more information on the area’s
parks, go to www.jaxpark.com.
103rd Street Sports Complex
10244 103rd St.
If you hear engines
running,
don’t
be
alarmed. This 14-acre
park has a half-mile
lighted asphalt Go-Kart
track and is used by the North Florida
Kart Club.
“It’s an ideal form of entertainment for
families,” said Assistant General Manager
Lesa Williams, referring to all the forms
of entertainment at the Equestrian
Center. “It’s a great place to get outside
and be exposed to something different.”
The center is a city building and managed by SMG, like Jacksonville Municipal
Stadium, Veteran’s Memorial Arena and
The Times-Union Center for Performing
Arts, and is located on Normandy
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Cecil Field
13531 Lake Newman Dr.
The almost 54-acre
regional park has diverse
amenities. A golf course,
lighted softball and baseball fields, tennis
courts, a football field, community center, fishing center and gymnasium all are
a part of Cecil Field.
Crystal Springs Road Park
Over 37 acres, Crystal Springs Road
Park is a community park that includes
amenities such as a the Julian W. Barrs
Community Center, four lighted tennis
courts, handball courts, over 40 picnic
tables, grills, a baseball field, soccer field
and restrooms.
Joseph Stilwell Middle
School Park
7840 Burma Rd.
This 8.5-acre neighborhood park offers amenities such as adult baseball
and youth softball fields, football field,
quarter-mile track and playground
equipment.
Kings Road Historic
Preserve
Normandy at Manning
Cemetery.
An undeveloped park
that spans 1,451 acres.
Brannan Field Park
7809 Forest Trail Rd.
Undeveloped, it spans almost nine
acres.
Lynn Park
5109 Lambing Rd.
A neighborhood park that includes
amenities such as benches, grills and picnic tables along with a paved trail.
Caleb Park
10312 Old Gainesville Rd.
A two-acre neighborhood park that
has a basketball, youth softball field, grills
and picnic tables.
Maxville Park
A community park with a community
center, Maxville Park also has lighted
youth softball fields, picnic areas and a
lighted half-basketball court.
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Normandy Boulevard Sports
Complex
Home to youth football and cheerleading programs, Normandy Boulevard
Sports Complex is a 13.7 acre community
park that offers soccer and football fields.
Normandy Park
1728 Lindsey Rd.
A community park of
10.3 acres, Normandy Park
has lighted softball and
baseball fields, concession stands, picnic
tables and restrooms. Normandy Athletic
Association provides baseball and softball
programs for children.
Our Community Club Park
6200 Old Middleburg Rd.
A community park that covers over 21
acres, Our Community Club Park offers
lighted baseball and softball fields, picnic
tables and a concession stand.
Sal Taylor Creek
Preserve
Nathan Hale Road
This preservation has
over 400 acres and has
three equestrian trails.
Westridge Park
2301 Maple Grove Rd.
A one-acre undeveloped park.
Yellow Water Trailhead
Yellow Water Road
Over 266 acres of undeveloped park.
Source: Coj.net and www.jaxparks.com
Golf
Hit the links with
Jacksonville’s golf courses.
Southwest
Bent Creek
10440 Tournament Lane
779-0800
Public, Par 71, 18 Holes
Cecil Field Golf Course
13175 Lake Newman St.
778-5245
Public, Par 71, 18 Holes
Eagle Landing
3989 Eagle Landing Pkwy.
291-7200
Panther Creek
11368 Panther Creek Parkway
783-2600
$35-$40 during the week and $45-$50 during the weekend. Special appreciation days
for active and retired military, police and
firefighters are offered with fixed rates.
An 18-hole public course located off of
I-10 and Chaffee Road. Construction is
under way for an additional nine holes, a
20,000-square-foot clubhouse and 4,000square-foot gatehouse. Prices range from
Cecil Field
Cecil
Field
Naval Air Station
was a Naval
Auxiliary
Air
Station
that
opened in 1941
shortly
before
World War II.
After over 50
years of service, it
closed in 1999 per
the recommendations of
the
United
States
Located at Cecil Commerce Center, Flightstar Aircraft
Department of
Service,
Inc. handles maitenance, repair and overhual conDefense and the
tractors
for
heavy aircraft.
Base Realignment
and Closure Commission.
Today, it is envisioned as a focal point to be a commercial, industrial and
retail hub that will be similar for Southwest Jacksonville to what Deerwood
Park is in the Southside area of town. In October of 2006, a study showed
that Cecil Commerce Center employed 2,285 people. The same study
showed that the growth of the center would result in a 37 percent increase
in jobs, to 3,134 by December 2007.
The study showed that the Center will continue to economically bloom
and contribute greatly not only to Southwest Jacksonville, but to all of
Jacksonville.
With this estimated boom in industry, the residential areas are already
heating up as evidenced by many new subdivisions and housing areas
around Southwest Jacksonville.
Source: “Cecil Commerce Center Economic Impact Analysis” from Fishkind & Associates, Inc. Ginny
Walthour, Media and Public Relations Department for JEDC.)
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Quick facts:
Dentists,Physicians and Hospitals
Hospitals
The Jacksonville area has numerous
medical facilities. None are in Southwest
Jacksonville but these are the closest.
Baptist Health
800 Prudential Dr.
202-2000
Shands Jacksonville
655 W. 8th St.
244-2121
Southwest Jax
Amir Wind, MD
786-5141
Housing Com
position
Condos 929
Mobile Homes
1,895
Single Family
Homes 26,022
Townhomes 1,
731
Villas 240
Solantic Westside
5915 Normandy Blvd.
378-0121
Dentists
The following dentists have offices in
Source: Ray Rodrigu
ez, Real Estate Str
ategy Center of No
rth Florida Inc.
Primary Care
West Jax Primary Care
7016 Normandy Blvd.
783-2405
Family Physicians
The following are physicians that have
offices in Southwest Jacksonville.
Family Medicine & Rehab
7628 103rd St.
771-2797
Sughir K. Agarwal, DDS PA
7408 103rd St.
778-0366
James R. Hulfield DDS PA
Davis Robert B DDS PA
7451 103rd St.
777-4622
Melchor Carbonell, MD
7450 103rd St.
778-3315
Lorenzo Corpus, MD
8093 Normandy Blvd.
786-1525
Jacksonville Heights Clinic
7450 103rd St.
778-3315
Jax Family Care & Research
Center
5233 Ricker Rd.
425-6963
OakLeaf Plantation Family
Medicine and Pediatric Center
Scheduled to open in August 2007, this
family medicine and pediatric center will
be located the Plantation Oaks Village
Center. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
from the University of Florida College of
Medicine, Bala Munipalli MD, will serve
as the practice’s medical director. For
information, call 982-9028.
Amor L. Rumbaua, MD
852 Sherbrook Lane E.
695-0370
Walter A. Kurosko, DDS
1550 Fouraker Rd.
783-0917
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7909 Normandy Blvd.
786-1309
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A REFLECTION OF THE NORTH FLORIDA REAL ESTATE MARKET
Branan Field
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Weekly Homes in Eagle Landing at Oakleaf Plantation
• The most expensive used home sold in Oakleaf Plantation in 2006 was a
4BR/4B 3,032 sqft home for $475,000. The home, which was built by Panitz
Signature Homes in 2004, was originally sold for $393,800.
Branan Field 5 Year Annual Home Price Appreciation – 13.5%
2003-2007
Oakleaf Plantation 5 Year Annual Home Price Appreciation – 14.2%
2003-2007
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