The Area
About Summerglen
A Northside community at Garden Street in the Spaulding area, near the Trout River — approved in the city’s early-2026 subdivision wave at 209 homes (Coastland Group development, with Adams Homes building) and selling now at entry-level price points. Set the alert below and every new listing reaches your inbox the day it appears.
Living Here
What It's Like to Live in Summerglen
Day-to-day life in Summerglen puts you close to Jacksonville International Airport — about 8 miles away — and within roughly 10 miles of the Riverside Arts Market, the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, and the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens along the St. Johns River. For a sit-down meal, Restaurant Orsay in Avondale and Cowford Chophouse on Bay Street in downtown Jacksonville are both about 10 miles out — a manageable drive for a special evening. Treaty Oak Park downtown is also around 10 miles away for a riverside walk. When you want to stretch the trip, Big Talbot Island State Park and Huguenot Memorial Park are each roughly 20–22 miles east, offering beaches, kayaking, and open water that give a completely different feel from the Northside's quiet residential streets. For school zoning questions, the Duval County Public Schools district locator is the best place to verify your specific address.
The Homes
Summerglen Homes & Architecture
Homes in Summerglen are primarily single-family, built between 2022 and 2026, with most falling in the 1,500–1,950 square foot range and offering 3–4 bedrooms and 2 baths. Typical styles run toward traditional and patio-home designs — open floorplans, vaulted ceilings, and split-bedroom layouts show up frequently, along with entrance foyers, walk-in closets, and eat-in kitchens with breakfast bars and pantries. Prices generally range from the low $200s into the mid $300s.
Amenities
Summerglen Amenities & Community Features
Summerglen's community amenities are oriented toward everyday outdoor use: a playground, a dog park, sidewalks throughout, street lights, and curbed streets give the neighborhood a walkable, well-finished feel for a Northside community of its scale. The reliable way to know the fees here is per home. I confirm current association and district numbers before you write an offer.
Location
Summerglen Location & Commute
Summerglen sits in Jacksonville's Northside, off Garden Street near the Trout River and the Spaulding area, placing it well for access to Interstate 295 and the broader metro. Jacksonville International Airport is about 8 miles away — closer than from most Jacksonville neighborhoods — which is a genuine convenience for frequent travelers. UF Health Jacksonville and Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside are each roughly 9–10 miles south, and Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville is about 10 miles away. The Atlantic Beach and Neptune Beach coastlines are around 24 miles to the east.
Schools
Schools Near Summerglen
Schools serving this area include Dinsmore Elementary and Garden City Elementary at the elementary level, Highlands Middle School, and Jean Ribault High School — all part of Duval County Public Schools. Zoning is address-specific, so confirm your assignment directly with the district before relying on any general guidance.

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Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about Summerglen
Does Summerglen have a CDD fee?
The reliable way to know the fees here is per home. I confirm current association and district numbers before you write an offer. Buyers comparing total monthly housing costs should factor this difference in when looking at comparable communities nearby.
How close is Summerglen to Jacksonville International Airport?
Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) is about 8 miles from Summerglen — roughly 10 to 15 minutes depending on traffic. That's closer than most neighborhoods in the Jacksonville metro, which tends to make it a practical location for people who travel frequently for work or rely on air access regularly.
What are the homes like in Summerglen — are most of them new construction?
The majority of homes in Summerglen are new or recent construction, built from 2022 through 2026 by Adams Homes as part of the Coastland Group's 209-home development. They're single-family homes, typically 3–4 bedrooms and 2 baths, in the 1,500–1,950 square foot range, with open floorplans, split-bedroom layouts, and finishes like vaulted ceilings and walk-in closets that reflect current new-construction standards.






















