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WILDLIGHT, Fla.—July 16, 2024—Wildlight, a master-planned mixed-use development in Nassau County, today announced its newest Town District neighborhood, Westerly Park. The community’s westernmost neighborhood will feature a new amenity center available to all Wildlight residential association members. David Weekley Homes and Pulte Homes have been selected as the residential homebuilders.

Westerly Park will offer fresh home designs alongside a recreational facility designed to welcome Wildlight families for outdoor entertainment. An open-air pavilion will overlook a family-sized pool adjoining a six-lane lap pool, nestled beside a playground and picnic area. Spacious lawns will further enhance the gathering space, set for resident access by spring 2026. The neighborhood offers close proximity to Wildlight Elementary School and the YMCA at Wildlight.

New to Wildlight, David Weekley Homes will add a mix of townhomes and duplexes situated on 20- to 35-foot homesites, with an expected delivery date of fall 2025. Pulte Homes will present thoughtfully designed floor plans on 50- to 60-foot homesites reflecting Wildlight’s lowcountry aesthetic and is slated to break ground this fall.

“We’re excited to introduce Westerly Park and our plans for a new amenity center, adding to the vibrancy of the Town District,” said Wes Hinton, vice president of Wildlight. “By teaming up with respected builders David Weekley Homes and Pulte Homes, we’re blending exceptional home offerings with top-tier amenities to enhance the Wildlight community.”

More than four years after plans were announced, Wawa is open in the master-planned Wildlight community in Nassau County.

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Huey Magoo’s – the “Filet Mignon Of Chicken” – is proud to celebrate its newest franchise store now open in Yulee, Florida, President and CEO Andy Howard announces today.

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The initial phase of Wildlight, a long-term development project, is well underway. This spring, Nassau County approved the next phase of Wildlight, which is planned to span several decades. The immediate objectives for this phase include much-needed infrastructure improvements, the provision of land for civic facilities such as parks and schools, and creating public access to nature.

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WILDLIGHT, Fla.—May 2, 2024—Wildlight, a master-planned mixed-use development in Nassau County, is pleased to announce that Hamlet at Wildlight and Exchange at Wildlight are available to lease. The mix of newly constructed single-family rental homes and luxury apartments brings a total of 550 additional housing units to Wildlight.

Hamlet at Wildlight, a distinctive community developed by Middleburg Communities, unveils 250 thoughtfully designed living spaces encompassing charming cottages and elegant townhomes, boasting one-, two- and three- bedroom homes. Residents of Hamlet at Wildlight experience the tranquility of single-family living combined with the warmth of a close-knit neighborhood, all while embracing the convenience of maintenance-free lifestyles. Enriching the resident experience are unparalleled amenities, including a cutting-edge fitness center, a luxurious resort-style pool, a dedicated dog park, on-site maintenance services and a welcoming clubhouse. Designed with sustainability in mind, the community offers a harmonious blend of privacy, outdoor living spaces, top-of- the-line appliances, smart thermostats and attached garages available in select units. Hamlet at Wildlight sets a new standard for modern living, providing residents with a sanctuary that seamlessly integrates nature, comfort, convenience and environmental consciousness.

Exchange at Wildlight, a community of luxury apartment homes developed by Hathaway Companies and managed by Provence Real Estate, presents elevated living with modern comforts amid a variety of spacious one-, two- and three- bedroom floorplans. Boasting 300 units, residents enjoy the convenience of doorstep valet trash pickup, open floor plans, expansive balconies or patios, gourmet kitchens and luxurious bathrooms. Community amenities include a grand clubhouse, 24/7 package concierge lockers, a resort style pool, cybercafé, dedicated fitness center, dog park and electric car charging stations. Private garages are also available.

“The launch of the Hamlet and Exchange properties marks a significant milestone in our ongoing commitment to providing diverse housing options within our community,” stated Wildlight Vice President Wes Hinton. “We are proud to offer residents modern, low-maintenance living spaces accompanied by top-tier amenities that cater to their lifestyle needs.” Residents will have access to Wildlight’s ample green space and more than 11 miles of walking trails, while taking part in lively social events including movie nights, farmers’ markets and concerts held monthly in the community.

Click here for inquiries about Hamlet at Wildlight.

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WILDLIGHT, Fla.—April 25, 2024—Wildlight, a master-planned mixed-use development
in Nassau County, today announced that The Church of Eleven22® will establish a
Wildlight campus. This marks the first location of The Church of Eleven22 in Nassau
County.


Located on the south side of state road 200, across from Crosstown Boulevard, the
campus will feature a spacious sanctuary and worship center spanning 40,000 square
feet, accommodating 1,000+ Wildlight residents, locals and visitors. Construction is
scheduled to begin this summer with a targeted completion date set for 2026. Ahead of
the official opening, a mobile campus is expected to launch in the fall of 2024 to serve as
a temporary worship center for the community.


“The Church of Eleven22 is excited for the incredible opportunity to expand into Nassau
County within the growing community at Wildlight. At Eleven22, we are a movement for
all people to discover and deepen a relationship with Jesus Christ,” expressed Jay Owen,
Eleven22 Executive Director of Communication & Digital Discipleship. “We have been
blessed with incredible favor from God and how He continues to move in us and through
us at The Church of Eleven22. We are excited for the build-out of this campus and look
forward to creating a place of worship for both residents and visitors alike.”


“Welcoming The Church of Eleven22 to Wildlight signifies more than just the
establishment of a physical campus; it represents our commitment to fostering a
flourishing community,” added Wes Hinton, vice president of Wildlight. “We believe that
the inclusion of Eleven22 will enrich the fabric of Wildlight while creating more
opportunities for connection.”


The new Wildlight campus will join 13 other Eleven22 locations across northeast Florida
and southeast Georgia.

Scherer Construction is leading the design build project. The architect is Basham & Lucas
Design Group.


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WILDLIGHT, Fla. (March 12, 2024) – The Northeast Florida Division of PulteGroup, one of the nation’s leading home builders, proudly announces the opening of sales and three decorated model homes featuring new home designs at Hawthorn Park, a new construction, single-family home neighborhood from Pulte Homes at Wildlight, a master-planned mixed-use development in Nassau County.

“Hawthorn Park at Wildlight offers homebuyers Florida’s Low Country living at its finest with a new selection of Pulte’s consumer-inspired floor plans and exceptional community amenities,” said Justin Cook, President of PulteGroup’s Northeast Florida Division. “With Wildlight’s appealing location, A-rated local schools and outstanding recreation offerings combined with the value Pulte offers, we expect strong home buyer interest at Hawthorn Park.”

Pulte Homes is offering nine thoughtfully designed floor plans at Hawthorn Park including bungalows with rear-loading garages on 50’ homesites and classic single-family homes. Homes range in size from 1,775 square feet to 3,266 square feet of living space. In addition to the new model homes, Pulte is building several Quick Move-in homes at Hawthorn Park. There are also limited Quick Move-in Homes at nearby Forest Park at Wildlight, where Pulte Homes is nearly sold out.

“We value our partnership with PulteGroup and we are thrilled to see their expansion and success,” said Wes Hinton, vice president, Wildlight. “Hawthorn Park will be a spectacular neighborhood and a sought-after addition to the Forest Park and Del Webb communities that have helped shape the residential landscape at Wildlight.”

The Hawthorn Park neighborhood offers natural surrounding with three ponds and preserve areas in close proximity to the trail system, giving residents opportunities to walk, bike, kayak and birdwatch. Hawthorne Park is near Wildlight’s new kayak launch, Waterbug Park and Dog Park, and Coin Toss Park and Sports Courts. It’s also a short bike ride or golf cart ride from Wildlight’s village center with a variety of restaurants and services, including a Publix, YMCA and UF Health.

Pulte Homes at Hawthorn Park is priced starting in the high $300s. To learn more, visit the sales center located at 292 Hawthorn Park Circle, call (904) 789-7736 or join the VIP list for community updates at Pulte.com/Jacksonville.

Under beautiful blue skies and warm temperatures on Feb. 1, more than 50 people joined Pattillo Industrial Real Estate and the Nassau County Economic Development Board for the official announcement of the opening the Wildlight Commerce Park located at Wildworks Avenue and SR 200.

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Wildlight Elementary is #4 out of 4,212 public elementary schools in Florida rated by U.S. News & World Report.

https://www.jacksonville.com/story/news/education/2023/12/28/jacksonville-beach-elementary-ranked-best-in-statetops-state-school-ranking-9-more-locals-in-top-100/71817089007/

The next 30 years of development in Wildlight were recommended for approval by the Nassau County Planning and Zoning (P&Z) board.

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