Jacksonville Florida Waterfront Homes For Sale or For Lease
Intracoastal West waterfront home with over 160 feet of waterfront.
13840 Four Winds CourtJacksonville, FL 32224
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FANTASTIC CONDITION WITH TOO MANY UPGRADES TO LIST!
Wide open plan, high ceilings,deep water to intracoastal. boat slips, floating dock, boat house and Mother-in-law suite.
Executive home on deep navigable water. This builder's home has been fully updated with:
- Direct deep water access to intracoastal
- 5 deep water boat slips
- Boat house with lift
- Spectacular waterfront and marsh views
- Infinity pool with blue glass interior, waterfalls, spa, summer kitchen and fire pit
- Guest cottage
- Game room, gourmet kitchen with stainless appliances, gas range and granite counters
- Huge waterfront great room with stone floors
- Built-in salt water aquariums, bokcases and extensive trim details
- Custom automated lighting system
- Low voltage wiring panel with internet, phona and cable to a central locatoion
- Wired and wireless internet
- Andersen windows
- Cedar and copper high end roof
- Ultra high efficient geothermal heating and hot water system (1 year old) 32EER
- Extensively landscaped with sprinkler and dramatic lighting
- Perfect location, convenient to the beaches and downtown.
- Contemporary furnishings negotiable.
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Jacksonville Waterfront Home Photos
Boat House and Pool Spa Area
Dining Area
Updated Kitchen
Master Suite View
Infinity Pool and Navigable Water Dock
Rear of Home with Pool and Summer Kitchen
Pool Area with Summer KitchenThe City Of Jacksonville, Florida
The largest city in the state of Florida both in landmass and in population, Jacksonville City is considered as one of the best places to settle down in the said state. With its port providing employment and its surroundings looking as beautiful as any city in the country, it is not surprising that more and more waterfront homes in Jacksonville are being snatched up by prospective residents.
If you are a tourist and wishes to visit Jacksonville, there are plenty of things you can do. With the number of tourist spots both in and around Jacksonville, it is hard not to pick this city as a destination for your next travel.
First on the list of places to visit in Jacksonville is the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens. This zoo has undergone changes in recent years so there is a charge now whereas it is free before. But, the changes made to the zoo are worth the fee. With glass animal enclosures, interacting with the animals has become better. The zoo is also pushing through with more improvements. Tourists who visited the zoo would sum it up saying you do not have to be a kid to enjoy a trip to this zoo.
There is also the Diamond D Ranch which has been receiving praises left and right thanks to its amenities. Just like the zoo, going back to basics in the Diamond D Ranch is a must for all visitors in Jacksonville City. Parents of children going to summer camp in Diamond D are also praising the people that work there.
Around the Holiday Season, you might want to see the Lights Parade in Jacksonville. The fireworks display is worth the wait for this once in a year spectacle. You can just bundle up near the river and watch the parade in the water.
For people who want to settle down in Jacksonville, there are waterfront homes waiting for you. With the unique appeal that is true to Jacksonville, it is not out of the question that people would like to move into waterfront homes in the said city.
The city also boasts of schools offering high-quality education. The city also has some of the most advanced hospitals in the country. Also, there are numerous shopping malls, sporting facilities, fitness gyms and similar amenities to be found around Jacksonville.
Also, with the development going around the Port of Jacksonville, one should expect that more positive changes are in store for the city and its present and future residents.