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Homes in eTown & the Southside

What $600k buys in eTown & the Southside right now: three homes, compared.

Across eTown & the Southside’s neighboring subdivisions, 21 homes are for sale at or under $600k today, at a median of $525,000. The three below are picked by rule, not by anyone’s preference: the most space, the newest, and the best price per square foot, each a different home, compared on the facts the MLS carries. The brief underneath is mine.

Krista Fracke - Broker Associate

By Krista Fracke — Broker Associate, Christie's International Real Estate First Coast · 20+ years in Northeast Florida · 500+ closings · client reviews

The brief

At $600k on Jacksonville’s Southside the budget buys a new or near-new master-plan home with a CDD (eTown, Seven Pines, Tamaya) or a 2000s gated home without one (Hampton Park, Old Still) a mile away. The three homes below show the spread, and the tax line shows which is which.

The three homes

11728 Dartmoor Court, Jacksonville, FL 32256

The most space

$599,800

11728 Dartmoor Court, Jacksonville, FL 32256

4 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,526 sqft · built 2002

Hampton Park →

The largest living area at this budget across the ring.

Listed by BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES FLORIDA NETWORK REALTY

5730 Timber Pines Road, Jacksonville, FL 32224

The newest

$599,060

5730 Timber Pines Road, Jacksonville, FL 32224

3 bd · 2 ba · 1,603 sqft · built 2026

Seven Pines →

The most recent build year at this budget, a different home.

Listed by ICI SELECT REALTY, INC.

10272 Mineral Road, Jacksonville, FL 32256

The best price per square foot

$504,700

10272 Mineral Road, Jacksonville, FL 32256

3 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,367 sqft · built 2026

Kettering at eTown →

The lowest asking price per square foot of the three, a different home again.

Listed by WEEKLEY HOMES REALTY

Side by sideThe most spaceThe newestThe best price per square foot
Price$599,800$599,060$504,700
Price per sqft$237$374$213
Beds / baths4 / 2.53 / 23 / 2.5
Living area2,526 sqft1,603 sqft2,367 sqft
Year built200220262026
Lot0.21 ac——
HOA (reported)$198/mo$8/mo$240/mo
FEMA zoneXXX
Days on market2714143
Last tax bill$5,920 (2025)——
SubdivisionHampton ParkSeven PinesKettering at eTown

Live from the MLS, refreshed hourly. HOA as reported by the listing; district (CDD) assessments ride the tax bill and are not in the HOA figure. FEMA zone computed from each home’s coordinates. Listings courtesy of the brokerages named.

What this budget forces you to decide here

New with a district, or gated without

eTown, Seven Pines and Tamaya carry CDD assessments; Hampton Park and Old Still carry HOAs only. Same budget, different monthly.

Under construction vs finished

eTown and Seven Pines are still building; Tamaya and the gated 2000s communities are finished streets. Construction traffic and builder price sheets are the trade.

Townhome or house

The Southside’s townhome tier (Newton, Granville, Terra Costa) buys the location at a lower entry with the association carrying the exterior.

Newest at or under $600k

Every home for sale in eTown & the Southside →

See it this week

Narrowing it down in eTown & the Southside?

Tell me what you need and I will line up the showings. I pull the flood zone and the true monthly cost on each one before we go.

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Krista Fracke, Broker Associate. You'll hear back from me directly, not from a call center.

This is the work I do every week. Shopping eTown & the Southside at $600k? Tell me what the home has to do for you and I will run this comparison for your shortlist every week, with the district line, the HOA and the flood zone in the same column, until you have the house.

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Broker Associate · Christie's International Real Estate First Coast · 20+ years · 500+ closings

Common questions

Is $600k enough to buy in eTown & the Southside?

The live count at the top of this page is the honest answer for today: every home for sale across these neighboring subdivisions at or under $600k, with the median. The three homes below are picked from that set by rule (most space, newest, best price per square foot), so what you see is what the money buys this week, not a brochure.

How are the three homes chosen?

By rule, from every marketable listing in the ring at or under the budget: the largest living area, the newest build year, and the lowest price per square foot, each a different home. The set refreshes with the feed. No home is featured by arrangement and no listing agent is involved in the pick.

Which Southside communities have CDD fees?

eTown (every village), Seven Pines and Tamaya carry community development district assessments; Hampton Park, Old Still and the older Southside subdivisions do not. The eTown fees page and the Jacksonville CDD page list them; the tax history on every listing shows the actual line.

Other budgets, other rings

Want eTown & the Southside run at your budget?

Three homes a week, picked by the same rule, with every bill in the same column.

The eTown & Southside hub

Jacksonville’s new-construction corridor — eTown’s villages, Seven Pines, Tamaya, and the guides that answer what Southside buyers actually ask.