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This is town in nature

Where front porches connect people, and trails connect everything else. Where wellness and walkability aren’t just catchwords — they’re the UF Health and Y in the neighborhood, and the homegrown burger spot on the corner.

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This is where great schools are right in the community. And the great outdoors is right out your doorstep. Drive? No thanks, we’re riding bikes today. Welcome to Wildlight. A new kind of lowcountry. Where the beachy vibe of Amelia Island and the culture of Jacksonville meet comfortably in the middle.

And we’re just getting started.

Choose your happy place

At Wildlight, we’re big believers in options. That’s why you’ll find a style that suits you—whether your architectural taste leans coastal or Craftsman, farmhouse or lowcountry—and your choice of four neighborhoods, too. Will your new home be by Riverside Homes in the nearer-to-nature Forest Park? One of the few remaining townhomes by Dostie in the vibrant, center-of-it-all Founder’s Park? A Del Webb Wildlight home in their recently introduced gated 55+ neighborhood? A new residence from Pulte Homes in one of two places — near the pond in Hawthorn Park, or in our newest neighborhood Westerly Park (pre-selling this summer)? Or a future townhome by new builder David Weekley Homes, coming to Westerly Park in late 2025? Don’t worry. You don’t have to decide just yet. But you can get a head start here.

PRICED from the $300s – $700s

Here, there, everywhere

We could say Wildlight has the best of both worlds—with the laid-back relaxation of Amelia Island, and the cultural energy of Jacksonville just 25 minutes away in either direction. But the truth is, our location puts you within easy distance of more worlds than that. Like the historic destination that is St. Augustine, where a one-hour drive takes you back in time over 450 years. And the Jacksonville International Airport (JIA), just 15 minutes away, takes you anywhere else your wandering heart desires.

“The grocery stores, the restaurants, the shopping, the doctors’ offices — everything is right here in one place and it’s very convenient.”
– crystal cook, Resident
“I appreciated that everything was being consciously built.”
– Felicia Adams, Wildlight’s First Resident
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What’s here

That whole “town in nature” thing? We weren’t kidding. Half of Wildlight is dedicated to trails, parks and wetlands (making for some pretty incredible neighbors). Here, kids can walk—or take a trail—to top-ranked schools. Shops, a daycare, restaurants and more (like the just-opened Mocama Beer Company) are right down the street — along with a brand-new Publix. Waterbug pool keeps you cool. The Y and UF Health keep you well. And community events keep neighbors connected. Stay tuned … because even more is coming.

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Commercial opportunities

Our town in nature offers Wildlight residents the convenience of having dining, retail, office and other services right in the community. It’s a walkable destination for the current homeowners who live here (and the thousands more to come)—and the surrounding trails and parks provide a pretty compelling employee benefit, too. And this is just the beginning. As we continue to grow and shape the commercial future of Wildlight, we’re looking for best-in-class businesses to join us.

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The latest from Wildlight

Want to stay up-to-date on all the goings-on here? Check out our blog, for what’s new … and what’s news.

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July 8, 2025

All 14 schools in Nassau County received an ‘A’ rating for the 24-25 school year; district ranked No. 1 for entire state

NASSAU COUNTY, Fla. – The Nassau County School District made history in the 2024-2025 school year. Based on the latest rankings released by the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE), […]

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June 27, 2025

An island of activity

Things to do on Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach When you live in Wildlight, you’re just 20 minutes from the sights, sand and surf of […]

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June 26, 2025

Pattillo moving forward on development of Wildlight Commerce Park

The first phase of the park in Nassau County includes two speculative buildings totaling 217,000 square feet. Read the full article at the Jacksonville Daily […]

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June 11, 2025

Wildlight Commerce Park Developments Advance

Wildlight Commerce Park in Nassau County continues to move ahead with three buildings, totaling 255,100 square feet of space. Read the full article at the […]

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May 20, 2025

School is out. Summer break is in!

If there’s one sign that this year is flying by, it’s this—summer break is finally here! And in our eyes (and let’s be real, every […]

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