Pablo Creek Reserve vs Queens Harbour: prices, pace & inventory — July 2026
Two of Northeast Florida’s most-asked-about markets, side by side — live numbers, no spin. Which one fits you depends on more than medians; Krista knows both streets-level.
| Pablo Creek Reserve | Queens Harbour | |
|---|---|---|
| Median list price | $3,095,000 | $1,450,000 |
| Avg. price / sq ft | $637 | $420 |
| Median sold (12 mo) | — | $1,362,500 |
| Homes sold (12 mo) | 3 | 9 |
| Avg. days on market | 15 days | 66 days |
| Homes for sale now | 7 | 19 |
Live NEFAR MLS data, refreshed daily. Sold figures reflect the trailing 12 months where sample sizes support them.
How They Compare
Pablo Creek Reserve or Queens Harbour?
Pablo Creek Reserve and Queens Harbour are both gated, upper-tier Jacksonville communities, but they serve distinctly different lifestyles. Pablo Creek Reserve homes are priced from roughly $1.9 million to about $3.7 million, with 3,350 to 5,600 square feet in traditional and Spanish styles; the community is focused on privacy and green space, with a jogging path, full-time management, and security, but no golf or marina.
Queens Harbour spans a wider range — from the upper $700s to $7 million — with homes reaching 7,600 square feet, and its defining features are a golf course, marina, boat slips, and fishing access, making it one of the few Jacksonville addresses that combines golf and deepwater boating. Queens Harbour is zoned for Sandalwood High and Landmark Middle, while Pablo Creek Reserve feeds to Atlantic Coast High and Kernan Middle. Buyers who prioritize estate-scale privacy lean toward Pablo Creek Reserve; those who want on-site golf and navigable-water access tend to gravitate toward Queens Harbour.
Pablo Creek Reserve homes for sale →
7 active listings
Queens Harbour homes for sale →
19 active listings
Torn between them?
The right answer depends on commute, schools, HOA/CDD costs, and lifestyle — Krista has walked buyers through both for years and will tell you straight which fits your situation.