Neighborhoods
Discover the communities Lucia serves
St. Augustine
St. Augustine stretches along Florida's northeastern coast, where centuries of history meet ocean breezes and a lifestyle shaped by its status as the nation's oldest continuously occupied European settlement. Spanish colonial architecture anchors the historic downtown, while residential neighborhoods ranging from established Old City blocks to modern coastal developments fan outward from the central core. Live oaks draped in Spanish moss shade brick-lined streets where galleries, independent restaurants, and locally owned shops draw both residents and visitors year-round.
Ponte Vedra Beach
Ponte Vedra Beach stretches along Florida's Atlantic coastline between Jacksonville and St. Augustine, combining oceanfront living with proximity to Northeast Florida's employment centers. The community draws its identity from the beach itself—wide stretches of sand backed by dunes and sea oats—and from golf courses that have hosted professional tournaments for decades.
St. Johns County
St. Johns County stretches along Florida's northeastern Atlantic coast, encompassing a mix of historic coastal towns, growing suburban communities, and preserved natural landscapes. The area takes in barrier island beaches, tidal marshes, and inland neighborhoods shaded by live oaks and Spanish moss. Housing ranges from oceanfront condos and golf course estates to family-friendly subdivisions and rural homesites on larger parcels.
Palencia
Palencia offers a thoughtfully planned residential community in northeast Florida, combining Spanish-influenced architecture with modern suburban convenience. Wide tree-lined streets connect a mix of single-family homes and townhomes, many featuring Mediterranean styling with stucco exteriors and tile roofs. The neighborhood's design emphasizes walkability, with sidewalks linking residential areas to community amenities.
Jacksonville Beach
Jacksonville Beach stretches along Florida's Atlantic coast, part of the Jacksonville Beaches community that draws residents to a lifestyle shaped by ocean access and coastal ease. The housing stock here spans older beach cottages near the water, established single-family neighborhoods further inland, and newer condominiums along the shoreline and Intracoastal Waterway. Tree-lined streets in residential pockets give way to the active beachfront corridor, where locals gather at sidewalk cafes, seafood restaurants, and independent shops.