Discover Homes in Johns Creek, Jacksonville, FL

Johns Creek is a residential neighborhood in Jacksonville's Southside, situated along Hodges Boulevard between Sans Pareil and Windsor Parke. The community consists entirely of single-family homes built between 1995 and 2000, with floor plans generally ranging from about 1,500 to 2,500 square feet. Access to SR-202 (J. Turner Butler Boulevard) and I-295 makes the location practical for commuters, and the zoning to Chets Creek Elementary is a consistent draw for buyers with school-age children.

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Johns Creek sits in a well-established part of Jacksonville's Southside, a section of the city that has attracted consistent buyer interest for decades due to its proximity to major employment corridors and its relatively straightforward access to both the beaches and downtown. The neighborhood itself is modest in scale, a single-family community where homes were built across a five-year window in the late 1990s. That consistency in age and construction means the neighborhood has a cohesive look without significant variation in home styles from block to block.

Homes here run three to four bedrooms and fall in a size range that suits families without excess. The lots are not large by suburban Florida standards, but the layout of the community includes a playground and some walking and jogging trail access, which gives residents outdoor options without leaving the neighborhood. Annual HOA fees are low relative to comparable communities in the area, averaging around $365 per year, which keeps ongoing costs manageable for owners.

The surrounding area along Hodges Boulevard offers grocery, dining, and retail options within a short drive, and the broader Southside corridor continues to add services. A small number of homes in the community back to water, which accounts for some of the price variation at the upper end of the range. For buyers looking at established neighborhoods with predictable operating costs and strong school zoning, Johns Creek warrants a close look.

What the Community Offers

On-site amenities are practical rather than extensive. What the community does provide is confirmed across MLS listing data.

  • Playground facilities
  • Walking and jogging trails (present, though not community-wide)
  • Clubhouse (referenced in a portion of listings)
  • Annual HOA with fees ranging from $330 to $396 per year
  • A small number of waterfront lots within the community

Getting Around

Johns Creek's position along Hodges Boulevard gives residents straightforward access to the regional road network. SR-202 and I-295 are the primary routes that connect this part of the Southside to the rest of Jacksonville.

  • Hodges Boulevard: primary surface road connecting to retail, dining, and services
  • SR-202 (J. Turner Butler Boulevard): nearby freeway providing east-west access across the Southside
  • I-295 (East Beltway): connects north to I-95 and south toward the St. Johns Town Center corridor
  • Jacksonville Beach and Neptune Beach are accessible via SR-202 heading east
  • Downtown Jacksonville is reachable via I-95 or surface roads heading northwest

Public Schools

Johns Creek is zoned for Chets Creek Elementary, a well-regarded Duval County public school serving grades PK through 5 with a student-teacher ratio of 17 to 1 and strong academic proficiency scores. Middle school options in the zone include Kernan Middle School and Duncan Fletcher Middle School. Atlantic Coast High School and Sandalwood High School are the zoned high school options, both large campuses with broad course offerings. Buyers should confirm current zoning assignments directly with Duval County Public Schools, as attendance boundaries can change.

Buying Here

Homes in Johns Creek have traded in a range from the low $340s to the mid $570s over the past year based on closed sales data. Active listings have generally been priced from the low $420s to the mid $550s, with a median in the upper $400s. At an average of approximately $244 per square foot, the neighborhood sits at a competitive price point relative to other established Southside communities of similar vintage. All homes are single-family residences. There is no new construction activity in the community. Buyers can generally expect consistent home sizes, predictable HOA costs, and a neighborhood that has been owner-occupied for decades.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the HOA fees in Johns Creek Jacksonville FL?

    HOA fees in Johns Creek are assessed annually and range from approximately $330 to $396 per year, with an average around $365. These are among the lower annual HOA costs for established Southside neighborhoods in Jacksonville.

  • What elementary school is Johns Creek Jacksonville zoned for?

    Johns Creek is zoned for Chets Creek Elementary School, located on Chets Creek Boulevard in Jacksonville. It serves grades PK through 5 and is consistently regarded as one of the stronger public elementary schools in Duval County. Buyers should verify current zoning with Duval County Public Schools before making decisions based on attendance boundaries.

  • How old are the homes in Johns Creek Jacksonville?

    Homes in Johns Creek were built between 1995 and 2000. The community is fully built out with no new construction. Buyers should factor typical age-related maintenance considerations into their evaluation, including roof, HVAC, and plumbing system age.

  • Is Johns Creek close to Jacksonville Beach?

    Johns Creek is located near SR-202 (J. Turner Butler Boulevard), which provides direct access east toward Jacksonville Beach and Neptune Beach. The drive is generally straightforward from the Hodges Boulevard area, though travel times will vary depending on traffic and time of day.

  • What is the typical home size in Johns Creek Jacksonville FL?

    Homes in Johns Creek range from approximately 1,528 to 2,495 square feet, with three and four bedroom floor plans. All properties are single-family residences. The size range makes the neighborhood a reasonable fit for families looking for mid-size homes without moving into larger, more expensive Southside subdivisions.