The Area
About Foxmeadow
Foxmeadow is a Clay County community in Middleburg where the current market runs from about $525k to $599k, with homes built 1976–1978. Every listing below is live from the MLS — the same data, tax truth, and flood detail as everywhere else on this site, updated continuously. A note on how I work this area: Foxmeadow sits beyond the St. Johns County and Beaches corridor I serve street-by-street every day. The data here is real and current, and when you are ready to tour or list, I will introduce you to the colleague at my Christie's International Real Estate office who knows this market best — and stay involved as your advocate from first call to closing.
Living Here
What It's Like to Live in Foxmeadow
Day-to-day life in Foxmeadow has a distinctly unhurried, rural feel — wide lots, mature trees, and room to breathe between neighbors. The community itself has a park, playground, jogging path, basketball and tennis courts, and pickleball — so there's no shortage of outdoor activity without leaving the neighborhood. When you're ready to venture further, Jacksonville's Riverside and Avondale neighborhoods are roughly 18 miles away, where the Saturday Riverside Arts Market draws local farmers, makers, and food trucks to the riverfront. For a proper night out, Restaurant Orsay in Avondale and the Cowford Chophouse in downtown Jacksonville — both about 17 to 19 miles from the neighborhood — give you genuine dining destination options.
The Homes
Foxmeadow Homes & Architecture
Homes in Foxmeadow run in the mid-$500s to around $600,000 and tend to be 3–4 bedroom, 2-bath single-family homes in the traditional and ranch styles that defined this era of construction. Living areas typically fall in the range of roughly 1,950 to 2,250 square feet, and the lots themselves are a standout feature — expect parcels measured in acres, not fractions of an acre. Inside, homes commonly feature vaulted ceilings, split bedroom layouts, walk-in closets, guest suites, kitchen islands with breakfast bars, and outdoor kitchens — details that reflect thoughtful updates over the decades. About half of the homes that come to market here include a private pool, and a similar share have waterfront exposure, which is notable for a community at this price point.
Amenities
Foxmeadow Amenities & Community Features
Carrying costs vary lot to lot in communities like this, so I verify the current association and district numbers per home rather than quote a page figure. Community amenities include a park, playground, jogging path, basketball court, tennis courts, and pickleball, giving residents active outdoor options on-site. What surprises people when they first tour here is how much the acreage lots themselves function as private amenities — the space, privacy, and room for outbuildings or equestrian use is a big part of why buyers choose Foxmeadow over more conventionally subdivided communities nearby.
Location
Foxmeadow Location & Commute
Foxmeadow sits in the Middleburg area of Clay County, roughly 18 to 19 miles from Jacksonville's Riverside and Avondale neighborhoods and about 28 miles from Jacksonville International Airport — plan on roughly 30 to 40 minutes to the airport depending on traffic. Major medical care is accessible, with Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside about 18 miles away and Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville close behind at roughly 18 to 19 miles. Downtown Jacksonville, EverBank Stadium, and 121 Financial Ballpark are all approximately 19 to 20 miles from the neighborhood, making this a workable distance for weekend trips into the city without the density of closer-in suburbs.
Schools
Schools Near Foxmeadow
Foxmeadow is served by Clay County District Schools, with the area zoned for Tynes Elementary and Wilkinson Middle. At the high school level, schools serving this area include Ridgeview and Middleburg High — school assignments are address-specific, so always verify your particular address with the district's school locator before relying on any zoning information.

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Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about Foxmeadow
What is the HOA situation in Foxmeadow?
Carrying costs vary lot to lot in communities like this, so I verify the current association and district numbers per home rather than quote a page figure. That's a meaningful distinction for buyers who want community upkeep without the obligations that come with a mandatory homeowners association. It's one of the features that sets Foxmeadow apart from more tightly governed communities in the Clay County area.
What are the lot sizes like in Foxmeadow, and is it equestrian-friendly?
Lots in Foxmeadow are measured in acres rather than fractions of an acre — parcels in the range of 1.4 to 2.7 acres have come to market here, giving the neighborhood a genuine country character. That kind of space accommodates outbuildings, equestrian use, and privacy that's hard to find at this price point in the broader Jacksonville metro. Buyers looking for land alongside a solid home tend to find Foxmeadow worth serious consideration.
How far is Foxmeadow from major hospitals and medical care?
Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside is about 18 miles from Foxmeadow, and Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville — which includes Wolfson Children's Hospital and a Level I trauma center — is roughly 18 to 19 miles away. UF Health Jacksonville, an academic medical center and Level I trauma facility, is about 20 to 21 miles from the neighborhood. All three are reachable in roughly 30 to 40 minutes depending on traffic conditions.




