The Area
About Miramar Terrace
Miramar Terrace is a Duval County community in Jacksonville where the current market runs from about $535k to $700k, with homes built around 1940. 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: Miramar Terrace 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 Miramar Terrace
Day-to-day life in Miramar Terrace puts you close to some of Jacksonville's most recognized dining destinations — Matthew's Restaurant in San Marco is about 2 miles away, and Restaurant Orsay in Avondale is roughly 3 miles. For a downtown evening, Cowford Chophouse on Bay Street is about 3 miles, with views of the St. Johns River. Treaty Oak Park is only about 3 miles away for a quiet afternoon along the waterfront, and downtown's entertainment corridor — EverBank Stadium, 121 Financial Ballpark, and VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena — is an easy 3-mile drive. What buyers often notice when they first tour this area is how much is within reach without needing to go far.
The Homes
Miramar Terrace Homes & Architecture
Homes in Miramar Terrace are predominantly Ranch-style single-family residences built around 1940, typically running about 1,600 to 2,000 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Prices generally range from the mid-$500s to about $700k. Interiors in this neighborhood often feature refinished original hardwood floors, updated kitchens with center islands or breakfast bars, and built-in details that reflect the era — alongside modern updates like renovated baths and newer mechanical systems. About half the homes coming to market have included a pool, and outdoor fire pits appear as a common lifestyle addition on larger lots.
Location
Miramar Terrace Location & Commute
Miramar Terrace is located in the heart of Jacksonville, roughly 3 miles from the downtown riverfront and the adjacent entertainment and sports venues along Bay Street. Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville and Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside are both within about 2 to 3 miles, making this one of the better-served areas of the city for major medical care. Jacksonville International Airport is about 15 miles north — typically a 25-to-30-minute drive in normal traffic. The First Coast beaches at Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach are about 16 miles east, roughly 20 to 25 minutes depending on the route.
Schools
Schools Near Miramar Terrace
Miramar Terrace is zoned for Hendricks Avenue Elementary, Alfred Dupont Middle School, and Terry Parker High School, all part of Duval County Public Schools. School assignments are address-specific — always verify any address through the district's official school locator before relying on a zoning assumption.
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Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about Miramar Terrace
What are homes in Miramar Terrace typically like?
Homes here are mostly Ranch-style single-family houses built around 1940, running roughly 1,600 to 2,000 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Many have been updated with modern kitchens and renovated baths while retaining original character details like hardwood floors and built-ins. Prices have generally ranged from the mid-$500s to about $700k.
How far is Miramar Terrace from major hospitals?
Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville — the flagship campus of Baptist Health and home to a Level I trauma center — is about 2 miles away. Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside is roughly 3 miles, and UF Health Jacksonville is about 5 miles. For a neighborhood this close to central Jacksonville, that level of medical access is worth noting.
Is there an HOA in Miramar Terrace?
Based on what I have on hand, Miramar Terrace does not appear to have a mandatory HOA — but I'd encourage you to confirm this with title review or your Christie's agent before closing, as individual deed restrictions can still apply to older Jacksonville neighborhoods.