Ponte Vedra Beach
Many people relocating to our area begin looking for real estate in Jacksonville but fall in love with the neighborhoods of Ponte Vedra Beach. Ponte Vedra Beach offers a country club lifestyle with convenient access to many shopping and dining options. Housing choices run the gamut from single-bedroom condominiums to exclusive gated communities and spectacular single family oceanfront estates.
Beyond the beautiful homes, what truly sets Ponte Vedra Beach apart is the lifestyle. From championship golf and pristine beaches to nature preserves and family-friendly events, there’s something here for everyone.
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Bordering a Sanctuary
Ponte Vedra Beach abuts the magnificent Guana Tolomato Matanzas Estuarine National Research Reserve (GTMNERR), a true Florida treasure and one of the last remaining Atlantic ocean/Intracoastal habitats that is in near pristine condition. Within its 60,000 acres (240 km) are beaches, sand dunes, salt marshes, mangroves, tidal wetlands, tidal creeks, oyster bars, estuarine lagoons, maritime hardwood hammock, freshwater depression marshes, pond pine flatwoods, and shell mound forests.
Ponte Vedra Construction History
From the 1940s through the 1970s, road construction opened this coastal area to development and to the expansion of summer homes along the beach. The area known as Old Ponte Vedra, which stretches on either side of Ponte Vedra Boulevard, dates from this era and has seen significant rebuilding as older homes have given way to spectacular, luxury homes. More recently, large-scale gated community developments like Marsh Landing have continued to contribute to Ponte Vedra’s reputation as a resort community, and greatly expanded the housing options and local amenities.
Amenities in Ponte Vedra Beach
Ponte Vedra Beach has several gated communities, each with clubs and amenities. Also, many exceptional clubs and hotels along the beach offer an extensive range of dining, shopping, spas, pools, tennis facilities, and gyms. There are public access paths to the beach, and parking facilities are available. Swimming, sunbathing, tennis, boating, fishing, and surfing are all popular. Ponte Vedra Beach is perhaps most famous for its numerous golf courses and overall for its outdoor, healthy lifestyle in one of Florida’s most beautiful natural settings.
Schools in Ponte Vedra Beach
Ponte Vedra Beach has an excellent school system, ranked among the best in the state.
Ponte Vedra Beach is also the home to several excellent private schools that range from nationally renowned academic and athletic powerhouses to small church-affiliated institutions. The larger private schools in Jacksonville generally offer bus service to the Ponte Vedra Beach area.
GreatSchools provide school rating information. For more details regarding the rating method or additional school information, please visit the GreatSchools website
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some questions we get asked a lot about this community.
Is Ponte Vedra Beach an expensive place to live?
As of February 2023, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, had a median listed home price of $868.5K, representing an 18.6% year-over-year increase. The median price per square foot for listed homes was $392. Meanwhile, the median sold home price stood at $698K. It more expensive compared to Jacksonville, but still under many communities, especially if relocating from other out-of-state metropolitan areas.
Is there public beach access in Ponte Vedra Beach?
There are sixteen official public beach access points and walkovers in Ponte Vedra Beach from San Juan Drive to Mickler’s Road & CR 203. The beach is completely public even though there are homes and condominiums along the beach.
Questions about
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If you are new to the area and have questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We would be glad to help.
Contact the Lisa Barton Team