Waterfront & Intracoastal Living

The Intracoastal Waterway runs from just below St. Augustine through Ponte Vedra Beach and Jacksonville, giving waterfront homeowners direct boat access without ever heading out to open ocean.

Most Intracoastal access in Ponte Vedra Beach runs along Roscoe Boulevard, where homes sit on large, private lots, with an additional deep water marina at Marsh Landing's Harbour Island.

Located off Atlantic Boulevard in Jacksonville, Queen's Harbour features over 1,000 homes along the Intracoastal and golf course, anchored by a private freshwater marina and lock system.

Marsh Landing Country Club in Ponte Vedra Beach pairs Intracoastal and marsh views with golf course frontage, a favorite for buyers who want both boating and country club life in one community.

Marina San Pablo and Mira Vista at Harbortown offer waterfront condo living on Jacksonville's Southside, with a quick commute out to Jacksonville Beach for residents who want water views without a full estate.

Waterfront homes in Neptune Beach are rarer than in Ponte Vedra, but a handful of Intracoastal access properties do exist, offering deep water without the height restrictions found elsewhere.

Neighborhoods like Isle of Palms, Seven Pines Island, and Holiday Harbor line the west side of the Intracoastal in Jacksonville, offering a range of price points for boaters and fishing enthusiasts alike.

Intracoastal properties in Ponte Vedra Beach start around $500,000 and can reach $5 million or more, with waterfront generally commanding a steep premium over comparable inland homes in the same area.