Wildlight is a master-planned, mixed-use community in Yulee, Florida. It’s designed around our vision of a “town in nature” that blends homes, parks, trails, shops, schools, healthcare and services in a walkable environment. Read more about Our Story.

Wildlight is located in Northeast Florida, in the fast-growing area of Yulee. We’re about 25 minutes from downtown Jacksonville and close to Amelia Island beaches, giving residents easy access to city amenities and natural coastal areas. Visit the Location page to learn more about what’s nearby.

Wildlight is being developed by Raydient Places + Properties, with planning guided by the East Nassau Community Planning Area sector plan.

Wildlight is being developed with a “Florida Lowcountry” character — prioritizing nature, trails, parks and mixed-use spaces that let people walk or bike to shops, schools, dining and services. See what is already here. And what is being planned for the future.

Wildlight is divided into two districts — the Town District, which is home to our Village Center’s shops and services, along with the Wildlight YMCA, Publix and UF Health. The new Garden District, planned to open in summer 2026, leans more heavily into nature — including a linear park that will lead to the bluffs along the St. Marys River. Both districts have distinct neighborhoods within them, featuring a variety of home types by an impressive mix of builders.

Wildlight offers a variety of homes for different stages of life, from single-family homes and townhomes to specialized neighborhoods including a 55+ community, Del Webb Wildlight. See all available homes.

Local and national builders such as David Weekley Homes, Del Webb, Dostie Homes and Pulte Homes, and upcoming builders like Ashton Woods, Perry Homes and Toll Brothers are building in Wildlight.

Del Webb Wildlight is a gated 55+ neighborhood within Wildlight featuring active adult homes with resort-style amenities aimed at retirees or active adults looking for a community-centric lifestyle.

Homes in Wildlight generally range from the $300s to $700s+, depending on neighborhood, home size and builder. View available homes.

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Yes, a variety of single-family homes and townhomes are available from Pulte Homes and David Weekley Homes in the Wildlight’s Town District. Search available homes here.

The first new homes in the Garden District will begin pre-selling in the Bellflower neighborhood in summer 2026, and be offered by builders Perry Homes and Toll Brothers. In winter 2026, David Weekley Homes will begin selling in the Woodlyn neighborhood and Ashton Woods will begin selling in Mayfield. For those looking to move to Wildlight sooner, a variety of home types from Pulte Homes and David Weekley Homes are currently available in the Town District’s Westerly Park neighborhood. Explore available Town District homes and lots here.

You can find out more about the available homes and builders using the Wildlight homefinder. Please reach out to the builders directly to find out more about purchasing a home. You’ll find their contact information here.

Wildlight includes parks, miles of trails, a new Publix, fitness centers (YMCA), healthcare access (UF Health), restaurants, shops, community events, and more — designed to bring daily conveniences close to home. See what’s here.

Wildlight is part of the Nassau County School District, which is ranked the #1 school district in Florida. Wildlight Elementary is currently open, and land has been reserved for future middle and high school sites as the community continues to grow. Families can explore which schools serve their address while living in Wildlight to better understand available options.

Yes, Wildlight dedicates significant acreage to nature, including trail networks, parks, and wetlands, encouraging outdoor living and recreation right outside residents’ doors. Explore Wildlight Parks & Recreation.

Yes, Wildlight organizes events such as its annual Run Wild 5K & 10K, family activities, farmers markets and other community gatherings. Check out our calendar of events.

Yes, Wildlight is a multi-decade project with ongoing home construction, new districts like the Garden District, and expanded infrastructure. Learn more about the Town District and the future Garden District.

Future plans include expanded trails and natural spaces (our Wildlight Greenways), more homes (~20,000 planned), infrastructure improvements, parks and civic facilities like more schools and safety services. Read more about what’s next.

Yes, further commercial development is planned to support residents with retail, offices, restaurants and services integrated into the community. See what’s currently here.

Wildlight’s growth and shared assets are managed under governance structures like the East Nassau Stewardship District, which is responsible for long-term maintenance and services.

Wildlight is designed to be walkable, with many amenities connected by multi-use paths and trails, but personal vehicles are still common for travel beyond the community.

Wildlight’s Village Center is about 15 minutes from Jacksonville International Airport and roughly 25 minutes from Jacksonville’s urban core.

Wildlight’s Village Center is about a 25-minute drive from the beaches of Amelia Island — including the historic town of Fernandina Beach, with its quaint shops, restaurants and Victorian architecture.

Future build-out includes fiber-optic internet infrastructure, wastewater facilities and expanded road networks for better connectivity.

Yes, there are HOA fees. The fees vary by builder and neighborhood. Read about the HOA fees here.

If a builder offers virtual tours, you will find them in Wildlight’s homefinder for each individual floorplan. You can also tour the model homes and spec homes in person. See model home addresses and hours here.