Community Details at a Glance
The Homes
Type
Townhomes in a gated Southside community
Built
Largely 2010s
Size
About 1,300 to 1,900 sq ft
Status
Established townhome resale market
Costs & Fees
HOA
Monthly dues covering exteriors and common areas
CDD
None typical
Taxes
Duval County millage; confirm per home
Amenities
Community
Gated entry and common areas
Setting
Southside near Kernan and Beach Boulevard
Access
Quick to JTB, 9A, and the St. Johns Town Center
Convenience
Town Center shopping and dining nearby
Location
Area
Jacksonville's Southside, near Kernan and Beach
Access
JTB (SR 202), 9A, and Beach Boulevard
Town Center
About 10 minutes
Beaches
About 15 to 20 minutes east
The Homes & Style
Red Hawk Village appeals to first-time buyers, professionals, and investors who want gated, low-maintenance townhome living near the beaches and UNF.
Prices are set by the plan, the position, and the updates, with a low HOA. A specific home should be priced from the closest comparable sales.
The gated setting, the pool, the low HOA, and the central East Arlington location keep demand steady from buyers and investors.
Red Hawk Village is a gated townhome community, so the choice comes down to the floor plan, the position, and the level of updating.
Three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath plans from roughly 1,611 to 1,750 square feet with a one-car garage.
Interior and end units differ in light, privacy, and price.
Newer townhomes trade as both updated and largely original, so condition is a factor in price.
Living Here
Red Hawk Village pairs a gated, low-maintenance setting with its East Arlington location.
A gated entry adds security and privacy.
A private community pool serves residents.
A low HOA keeps the all-in monthly cost down.
The beaches, UNF, the Mayo Clinic, and the St. Johns Town Center are minutes away.
Everyday shopping and dining are minutes away along Beach Boulevard, Kernan Boulevard, and Atlantic Boulevard, with grocery, retail, UNF, and the St. Johns Town Center a short drive. The location is one of the more convenient in East Arlington.
Red Hawk Village offers gated, newer townhomes minutes from the beach with a low HOA, which is the main reason buyers shop here.
Confirm the leasing rules and any rental caps for the specific home, especially as an investor.
Compare like townhomes, since the position and condition drive the price.
Before You Offer
Read the HOA's finances before anything else: budget, reserves, and any special assessments. A townhome association covers exteriors and roofs, so its reserves directly affect your costs.
Confirm what the dues cover and compute the all-in monthly. In a townhome, exterior, roof, and grounds typically sit with the association.
Check the unit's position and end-unit versus interior, since these drive price and daily living, and confirm any rental rules if you may lease it.
Verify lender acceptance of the association, including owner-occupancy ratio and master insurance.
Red Hawk Village vs. Comparable Southside Options
Red Hawk Village competes with the other gated townhome and condo communities near the St. Johns Town Center and Kernan corridor. Against condos, a townhome offers more space and a private entry with similar low exterior upkeep, while condos can be cheaper to enter but trade townhome layout for a flat.
Against an entry single-family home farther out, a Red Hawk Village townhome trades a yard for a low-maintenance, gated lifestyle minutes from the Town Center and the beaches. The honest shorthand: pick Red Hawk Village for low-maintenance townhome living near the Town Center; pick a house for land and full cost control.
Who Red Hawk Village Fits Best
Red Hawk Village fits buyers who want a low-maintenance, gated townhome minutes from the St. Johns Town Center and the beaches, first-time buyers and right-sizers who want more space than a condo with exterior upkeep included, and Southside professionals who value location.
Red Hawk Village is a weaker fit buyers who want a private yard and full control of their costs, those who need the most space for the money, or anyone uncomfortable with association finances and rules.
