Silos at Saratoga Springs
Homes for Sale in Green Cove Springs, FL

Saratoga Springs is Clay County's first agrihood, a 2,240-acre Freehold Communities master plan of up to 4,489 homes across five neighborhoods, anchored by working farms, a farm store, resort-style pools, and miles of trails. Silos is the modern single-family neighborhood by Lennar, built around its own Social Garden, and it is coming Fall 2026.

The pitch is lifestyle at a value price: a farm-centered community instead of a golf-centered one, new construction, and the new First Coast Expressway just to the west for the Jacksonville commute. Because Silos is pre-launch, the honest read is that plans, pricing, and fees are not yet published, so the buyer's job is to confirm everything in writing.

Pre-construction details are compiled from public records, builder announcements and builder listings, and are subject to change without notice; figures are deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Momentum Research figures are our own analysis. This page describes homes, pricing and community attributes, not residents.

• Lake Asbury ElementaryFLDOE grade B · Public PreK-6
• Lake Asbury Junior HighFLDOE grade A · Public 7-8
• Clay High SchoolFLDOE grade B · Public 9-12

Grades are official Florida Department of Education school grades for 2025-26. Assignments are reported as of the 2025-26 year and can change; always confirm with Clay County Public Schools for a specific address.

Buying with schools in mind? We can confirm the exact zoned schools for any Silos at Saratoga Springs address.

Silos is the family, all-ages single-family neighborhood inside Saratoga Springs, Clay County's first agrihood. It is built by Lennar across multiple new-home collections, and it is coming Fall 2026.

Because Silos is pre-launch, floor plans, square footage, and pricing have not been published. We do not invent those numbers, confirm them with the builder.

The draw is the agrihood lifestyle, working farms, a farm store, resort pools, and trails, wrapped around a family neighborhood with its own Social Garden.

Saratoga Springs is a 2,240-acre Freehold Communities master plan of up to 4,489 homes across five neighborhoods; Silos is the modern single-family piece.

The master plan broke ground in January 2025, with vertical construction beginning in early 2026 and Silos delivering from Fall 2026.

Early agrihood phases let you lock in a price and a homesite before the farm and amenity campus fully mature, which is the typical pre-launch trade.

Expect Lennar's Everything's Included approach to fold many features into the base price, as it does at the builder's nearby Green Cove communities; confirm the Silos specifics.

Living Here — Silos lets the agrihood do the heavy lifting and gives the neighborhood its own social heart.

The Social Garden is the Silos gathering space, the everyday hub for the family neighborhood.

Working farms, a farm store, and farm-to-table programming anchor the master plan.

Resort-style pools, a fitness center, and interconnected trails round out the amenity package.

Seasonal harvest events and parks connect Silos to the other Saratoga Springs neighborhoods.

Historic Green Cove Springs and the St. Johns River riverfront sit about ten to fifteen minutes east, with the new First Coast Expressway just to the west.

The agrihood model puts farms and gardens at the center instead of a golf course, which is the differentiator versus a conventional subdivision.

For a family that wants new construction with a working-farm lifestyle, Silos is the value lane versus St. Johns County master plans.

It is pre-launch, so the honest move is to confirm fees, plans, and delivery in writing before you commit.

Before You Offer — Clay County flooding concentrates near the St. Johns River, Black Creek, and the low-lying creeks, while many inland master-planned communities sit in lower-risk zones. Pull the FEMA flood designation for the exact Silos homesite before you write, since two lots in the same community can fall in different zones, and a Zone X home can cost far less to insure than one near water.

As a pre-launch agrihood, Silos has not published its HOA dues or CDD assessment. A CDD is likely for a master plan of this size, and it would be billed separately from the county millage and is not reduced by the homestead exemption. Get the all-in carrying cost, dues plus any CDD plus taxes, in writing before you commit.

Clay County is served by AT&T and Xfinity (Comcast), with fiber expanding into newer communities but availability still varying by street. If working from home matters, confirm the internet options, and fiber in particular, at the specific Silos address rather than assuming.

Clay County carries an A-rated school district, but Saratoga Springs is large enough that the county has planned new schools for the area, a high school projected for 2030-31 and two elementary schools by 2032. Until those open, confirm the current assigned elementary, middle, and high school for the Silos address directly with the Clay County School District, because new-community zoning shifts as the area builds out.

Comparisons — Silos competes for the family and first-move-up buyer who wants new construction with an agrihood lifestyle at a Clay County price. Against Granary Park, the nearby Lennar community on a former dairy farm in Green Cove Springs, Silos trades Granary Park's actively-selling, move-in-ready inventory and published pricing for a fresher, larger agrihood with working farms, a farm store, and a dedicated Social Garden, Granary Park gives you certainty and homes you can buy today, Silos gives you the bigger amenity vision and a ground-floor entry.

Against RiverTown in St. Johns County, Silos gives up the top-rated St. Johns schools and a more mature amenity campus but wins on price and on the agrihood's working-farm identity. And against Nocatee in Ponte Vedra, Silos cannot match the amenity machine or the beach proximity, but it costs meaningfully less and offers a farm-centered lifestyle Nocatee does not.

The honest summary: Silos wins on value, the agrihood concept, and new First Coast Expressway access, and gives ground on proven resale, mature amenities, and school pedigree until the community establishes itself.

Who It Fits — Silos fits the family or first-move-up buyer who wants brand-new construction with a genuine agrihood lifestyle, working farms, a farm store, resort pools, and a neighborhood Social Garden, at a Clay County price that undercuts Nocatee and RiverTown. It fits the Jacksonville commuter who wants to ride the new First Coast Expressway, and the buyer comfortable being early in a master plan in exchange for ground-floor pricing and homesite selection.

It does not fit the buyer who needs to move in now (Silos is Coming Fall 2026), the buyer who wants proven resale history or a fully built-out amenity campus on day one, or the buyer who must have a confirmed HOA and CDD number before deciding, because as a pre-launch community those figures are not yet published.

Anyone considering Silos should confirm the fees, the floor plans, the delivery timeline, and the current school zoning with the builder and the county in writing first.

Most pages on a coming-soon community are an automated estimate wrapped in stock copy and invented numbers. This one is built honestly: confirmed facts where they exist, and a clear flag, confirm with the builder, wherever the data is not yet published. No fabricated fees, no guesswork.

Confirm the current HOA dues, exactly what they cover, and any CDD bond or special assessment for a specific address before you offer.