Discover Homes in Del Webb eTown, Jacksonville's Premier 55+ Community

Del Webb Etown is a gated, active adult community located within the 1,500-acre eTown master-planned development in Jacksonville, Florida. The neighborhood spans approximately 167 acres and includes around 519 homes, with single-family residences ranging from roughly 1,350 to 3,500 square feet. Its position near the interchange of SR 9B and I-295 puts shopping, healthcare, and major employment corridors within a short drive. The on-site amenity package is extensive for a community of this type.

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Del Webb Etown sits in the southeast Jacksonville growth corridor, built within the broader eTown master-planned community that covers 1,500 acres. As a purpose-built 55+ neighborhood, it draws buyers who want a structured lifestyle environment without trading away proximity to the rest of the city. The location along SR 9B between St. Johns Town Center and Flagler Center means errands, dining, and medical appointments are handled without long drives.

The community is gated, which matters to a lot of buyers in this segment. Homes were built between 2020 and 2024, so the housing stock is uniformly recent. That consistency is reflected in the condition of the homes and the infrastructure throughout the neighborhood. Buyers who prioritize low-maintenance living find the combination of newer construction and HOA oversight straightforward to evaluate.

Healthcare access is a practical consideration that Del Webb Etown handles well. Mayo Clinic, Baptist Medical Center South, and St. Vincent's Medical Center Southside are all within reasonable driving distance. For buyers at this stage of life, that proximity carries real weight alongside the recreational amenities.

What the Community Offers

Del Webb Etown includes over five acres of on-site amenities anchored by a 13,000-square-foot clubhouse. The outdoor amenity package is broad for an active adult community.

  • Gated entry
  • Clubhouse with multi-purpose rooms
  • Fitness center with TechnoGym equipment
  • Resort-style pool and spa
  • Pickleball courts
  • Tennis courts
  • Dog park
  • Pavilion and event lawn
  • Fire pits
  • Walking and biking trails

Getting Around

The community's position near SR 9B and I-295 gives residents straightforward access to Jacksonville's major corridors without navigating surface streets for long distances.

  • St. Johns Town Center: approximately 10 minutes
  • Downtown Jacksonville: approximately 30 minutes
  • Jacksonville International Airport: approximately 35 minutes
  • Jacksonville Beach: less than 15 miles
  • Flagler Center employment corridor: nearby via SR 9B
  • TPC Sawgrass, Deercreek Country Club, and Pablo Creek Club: all within the broader area

Zoned Public Schools

Students in Del Webb Etown are zoned for Mandarin Oaks Elementary, which has held an A rating from the state for 17 consecutive years and maintains a student-to-teacher ratio of approximately 15 to 1. Twin Lakes Academy serves both elementary and middle grade students in the zone. Atlantic Coast High School, located in southeast Jacksonville, is the primary zoned high school and is directly fed by both Mandarin Oaks and Twin Lakes Academy. As a 55+ community, most residents will not have school-age children, but the school quality is relevant for resale purposes.

Buying Here

Homes in Del Webb Etown are priced generally from the upper $300,000s into the mid $800,000s, with a median around $485,000 based on active listing data. Square footage ranges from approximately 1,350 to 3,500 square feet across two to four bedroom floor plans. At roughly $278 per square foot on average, pricing reflects the newer construction, the gated setting, and the amenity load. Monthly HOA fees run approximately $296 to $315. All homes are single-family residences. Resale volume has been steady, with recent closed sales ranging from the mid $300,000s to $750,000, which gives buyers a reasonable picture of where the market has been trading.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is Del Webb Etown age-restricted?

    Yes. Del Webb Etown is a 55+ active adult community. At least one resident in each home must be 55 or older to qualify for purchase, and the community is structured around that demographic.

  • What is the HOA fee at Del Webb Etown and what does it cover?

    Monthly HOA fees at Del Webb Etown run approximately $296 to $315 per month. The fee supports the gated entry, clubhouse, fitness center, pool, pickleball and tennis courts, dog park, and common area maintenance. Buyers should confirm the exact fee and what is included with the HOA at the time of purchase.

  • How close is Del Webb Etown to Mayo Clinic?

    Del Webb Etown is located in the southeast Jacksonville corridor where several major healthcare systems operate. Mayo Clinic's Jacksonville campus is accessible via I-295, and Baptist Medical Center South and St. Vincent's Medical Center Southside are also nearby. Specific drive times will vary depending on traffic.

  • What are homes like in Del Webb Etown?

    All homes in Del Webb Etown are single-family residences built between 2020 and 2024. Floor plans range from approximately 1,350 to 3,500 square feet with two to four bedrooms. The community was purpose-built as a 55+ neighborhood, so layouts tend to reflect that buyer profile with features like primary suites on the main floor.

  • What is the resale market like at Del Webb Etown?

    Del Webb Etown is a newer community and resale activity has been consistent. Closed sales over the past year have ranged from the mid $300,000s to $750,000. Because the neighborhood was recently built, all resale homes are still relatively new construction, which limits the condition variability buyers sometimes encounter in older communities.