St. Johns

 

 

Not everyone wants a fast-paced lifestyle, but something more peaceful and family-friendly. Outside of Jacksonville, the tranquil yet upscale community of St. Johns gives residents everything they want in a suburban setting. In the last few decades, this community grew with residents who wanted to experience a more upscale lifestyle without being in a large city. 

 

• Short commutes
• Lots of parks, shops, and dining options 
• High walkability
• Both kid-friendly and pet-friendly 
• Various businesses and new construction

 

When you visit St. Johns for the first time, you will notice how different the lifestyle is compared to other places like Jacksonville. The community is very family-friendly in its entertainment and dining options. You will see families in the local parks enjoying the outdoors regularly and residents walking their pets around town. This area invites new residents and promotes lots of events that the entire family can enjoy regularly. 

 

When it is time to tackle your errands or do some shopping, The Shoppes of St. Johns offers over 60 stores, including designer labels and upscale retailers. While you are there, enjoy a nice dinner at the Ember & Iron restaurant. 

 

The Bridge at St. Johns is great for meeting with friends and enjoying exceptional views. If you are feeling like some live music with your dinner or want to watch the game, Taps Bar & Grill is a great place for locals to get together. The best-kept breakfast secret in St. Johns is Grumpy's Restaurant. Opening at 5:30 am, golfers, fishermen, and early risers like to get their day started with the right meal.

 

Residents who have pets and live in St. Johns frequent the Laguna Dog Splash Park to give their pups some socialization and help keep them cool during the high humidity days. If you have children, Veterans Park is a great place to let them burn off their energy on the playground. There are also fields in the park where recreational games are happening throughout the year. 

 

The schools in St. Johns are either a part of the public school district or are charter school options where students can enroll later if they choose.