NOCATEE ORIGINAL · NORTH SECTION
Kelly Pointe is one of Nocatee's original neighborhoods, a pocket of roughly 175 single-family homes in the north section of the master plan with a Ponte Vedra address and full access to the Nocatee amenity package. It suits buyers who want the established side of Nocatee: settled streets, bigger trees, and a calmer rhythm than the newest construction zones, with the Town Center, parks, and Splash Water Park a short drive away. If you want a brand-new home with builder-selected finishes and a full warranty, the active build villages fit better.
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Buyers who like the matured part of Nocatee: families who want Palm Valley Academy within reach, people who want the full Nocatee amenity package without living inside an active construction zone, and relocating buyers who are fine with a 2010s home on a bigger lot in trade for a settled, tree-lined street.
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Quiet mornings on streets where the landscaping has had ten years to grow in. Kids ride bikes in the loop, neighbors know each other, and the Town Center, Splash Water Park, fitness centers, and parks are a short drive up the parkway. It has the Nocatee social calendar without the construction traffic of the newest phases.
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That an original Nocatee neighborhood means dated. Kelly Pointe's homes are 2010s builds with modern floor plans, and the trade is worth it to many buyers: mature streets now instead of waiting years for trees. The other surprise is the county line: Kelly Pointe sits in St. Johns County, like most of Nocatee, so confirm the current school zoning for the exact house with the district before you commit.
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Traditional and coastal single-family homes roughly 1,400 to 3,000 square feet, built by local favorites including David Weekley, Richmond American, and Mattamy. The north section offers some of the larger, more private lots in Nocatee, many tucked onto quieter interior streets.
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The maturity and the location. You get an established, settled neighborhood with a real resale history, full Nocatee amenities, and a short drive to the Town Center, without paying the newest-construction premium or waiting for the neighborhood to fill in.
A neighborhood guide tells you what a place is. A conversation tells you whether it fits your commute, your school year, and your week. That is the part worth doing together.
