Eagle Landing at Oakleaf vs Two Creeks

Two Clay communities, compared on the numbers that decide it — price, pace, and supply — from live MLS data as of 2026-10-20.

MetricEagle Landing at OakleafTwo Creeks
Median sale price$622K$382K
Price per sq ft$173$173
Avg days on market72 days84 days
Months of supply24.0 mo2.3 mo
MarketBuyer-Leaning MarketBalanced Market
1-year price change-2%-8%
Recent closings1226

The verdict

Eagle Landing at Oakleaf carries the higher median price — about 63% above Two Creeks. Homes in Eagle Landing at Oakleaf sell faster (72 days on market vs 84). Two Creeks is the tighter market on inventory (2.3 months of supply).

Where each one is

Eagle Landing at Oakleaf and Two Creeks are about a mile apart (straight-line, center to center) and share Clay County.

Eagle Landing at OakleafTwo Creeks
CountyClay County, FLClay County, FL
City / areaOrange ParkMiddleburg
ZIP3206532068
Straight-line to downtown Jacksonville17 mi18 mi
Nearest Atlantic beach29 mi, Ponte Vedra Beach30 mi, Ponte Vedra Beach
FEMA flood zones (sampled parcels)all 34 sampled homes outside a flood zoneall 15 sampled homes outside a flood zone

Distances are straight-line; driving distance is usually 15 to 30 percent more. Flood-zone shares come from FEMA flood maps matched to sampled parcels; always check the exact address before you close.

What is for sale today

Eagle Landing at OakleafTwo Creeks
Homes for sale now245
Under contract41
Asking prices today$425K to $999K$320K to $575K
Property types listedSingle Family ResidenceSingle Family Residence

Live MLS counts, refreshed with every listing pull. Browse them: Eagle Landing at Oakleaf homes for sale · Two Creeks homes for sale.

The homes themselves

Eagle Landing at OakleafTwo Creeks
Homes (parcels)874388
Built1978–2023 (median 2014)1969–2021 (median 2012)
Typical living area3,036 sq ft2,283 sq ft
Homesteaded (owner-occupied) share71%61%
Vacant lots73

Housing-stock figures from the Florida Department of Revenue 2025 assessment roll (public records).

Price history, year by year

YearEagle Landing at Oakleaf medianTwo Creeks median
2012$260K (71 sales)$168K (26 sales)
2013$285K (104 sales)$181K (50 sales)
2014$312K (102 sales)$210K (55 sales)
2015$325K (129 sales)$229K (53 sales)
2016$332K (99 sales)$224K (48 sales)
2017$327K (90 sales)$242K (52 sales)
2018$353K (114 sales)$255K (75 sales)
2019$340K (119 sales)$263K (45 sales)
2020$380K (105 sales)$268K (60 sales)
2021$410K (111 sales)$345K (63 sales)
2022$547K (90 sales)$445K (51 sales)
2023$565K (71 sales)$474K (22 sales)
2024$590K (49 sales)$530K (29 sales)
2025$602K (58 sales)$460K (27 sales)
2026$564K (52 sales)$392K (30 sales)

Since 2012, Eagle Landing at Oakleaf's median sale price is +117% and Two Creeks's is +132% — Two Creeks has appreciated faster over that stretch.

How each one trades

Eagle Landing at OakleafTwo Creeks
Sale-to-original-list96.3%95.7%
New-construction share of sales4%0%
Typical sold home2,977 sq ft2,367 sq ft
Momentum market-heat score21 (cold)30 (cold)

Last 12 months of recorded closings; sale-to-original-list is the share of the first asking price sellers actually got.

Schools the listings are zoned for

Eagle Landing at OakleafTwo Creeks
ElementaryDiscovery Oaksnot reported
MiddleOakleaf Jr Highnot reported
High schoolOakleaf High Schoolnot reported

The school most often recorded on each community's MLS listings. Always confirm a specific address with the district.

Momentum Realty agents have closed 1 home in Eagle Landing at Oakleaf and 0 in Two Creeks (brokerage records, both sides counted once). Find an agent who works Eagle Landing at Oakleaf · Two Creeks.

Which one fits

On budget alone, Two Creeks is the lower entry point (median $382K vs $622K). Buyers who want newer construction (fewer near-term roof, HVAC and re-plumb items, and easier insurance quotes in Florida) will find it in Eagle Landing at Oakleaf; Two Creeks trades that for a more established street and, typically, larger lots. Sellers get a faster sale in Eagle Landing at Oakleaf (72 days on market on average); buyers get more negotiating room where homes sit longer.

Neither number set decides it: drive both on a weekday evening, check the HOA documents and the flood zone for the exact street, and price the insurance before you write an offer. A Momentum agent who works both communities can pull the comparable sales for any two specific homes.

Questions people ask

Is Eagle Landing at Oakleaf more expensive than Two Creeks?

Yes, on recent sales: the median sale price in Eagle Landing at Oakleaf is $622,000 versus $382,000 in Two Creeks, about 63% higher.

How far apart are Eagle Landing at Oakleaf and Two Creeks?

About a mile straight-line, center to center, both in Clay County; driving distance is usually 15 to 30 percent more.

Which has newer homes, Eagle Landing at Oakleaf or Two Creeks?

Eagle Landing at Oakleaf: its homes were built 1978–2023 with a median year of 2014, versus a median of 2012 in Two Creeks (Florida DOR assessment roll).

Which has bigger homes?

Eagle Landing at Oakleaf. The typical home there is 3,036 sq ft of living area, versus 2,283 sq ft in Two Creeks.

Which has appreciated more, Eagle Landing at Oakleaf or Two Creeks?

From 2012 to 2026 the median sale price rose 117% in Eagle Landing at Oakleaf and 132% in Two Creeks (recorded MLS closings by calendar year).

Where do sellers get closer to asking price?

Eagle Landing at Oakleaf — sellers there received 96.3% of the original list price over the last 12 months versus 95.7% in Two Creeks.

Go deeper on each: Eagle Landing at Oakleaf homes, photos & schools  ·  Two Creeks homes, photos & schools

Figures are aggregates from realMLS / DBAAR, updated regularly. Thinking about either? Talk to Momentum Realty.