Community Details at a Glance
The Homes
Type
Townhomes and attached homes within Nocatee
Built
Largely 2010s to newer
Size
About 1,400 to 2,300 sq ft
Status
Established Nocatee village
Costs & Fees
HOA
Nocatee HOA plus townhome exterior coverage
CDD
Yes; on the tax bill, confirm balance
Taxes
St. Johns County millage plus CDD
Amenities
Nocatee
Splash Water Park, Spray Park, fitness
Trails
Greenway and bike trails
Town Center
Shops and dining at Nocatee Town Center
Schools
Top-rated St. Johns County public schools
Location
Area
Nocatee, northern St. Johns County / Ponte Vedra
Access
Crosswater Parkway, Nocatee Parkway, US-1
Beaches
About 15 to 20 minutes
Town Center
A short ride within Nocatee
The Homes & Style
Woodland Park is a townhome and attached-home village within Nocatee in northern St. Johns County, with homes largely from the 2010s and newer. It offers low-maintenance, lock-and-leave living with access to the full Nocatee amenity network. The practical question is the unit, the association's coverage, and the all-in monthly, since every Nocatee village carries a CDD.
Because these are attached homes, the homeowners association's exterior and roof coverage and reserves matter as much as the unit, and the position relative to parking and through-traffic affects resale. Like every Nocatee village, the home comes with Nocatee's amenities and the top-rated St. Johns schools.
Living Here
Life at Woodland Park is built around Nocatee's amenities and the convenience of low-maintenance living. Residents have access to Nocatee's Splash Water Park, Spray Park, fitness, greenway trails, and Nocatee Town Center, with the top-rated St. Johns County schools serving the community.
The setting pairs a low-maintenance townhome with Nocatee's lifestyle and schools, minutes from Ponte Vedra and the beaches. It is a village for buyers who want lock-and-leave living within one of the region's top master-planned communities.
Before You Offer
Read the association and the all-in monthly first: the HOA exterior coverage, reserves, any special assessments, plus the Nocatee CDD on the tax bill. Confirm the CDD balance and term for the parcel.
Confirm what the HOA covers on the attached home, including roof, exterior, and any master insurance, and verify financing for the townhome construction.
Inspect systems on the newer home, and confirm the unit's position relative to parking and any through-traffic.
Confirm school assignment by address with St. Johns County Schools, verify internet, and confirm any rental rules if you plan to rent.
Woodland Park vs. Comparable Nocatee Villages
Woodland Park competes with the other townhome and attached-home villages of Nocatee. The amenity network, CDD structure, and schools are shared, so the differences come down to the home product, the association's coverage, and the specific position.
Against single-family Nocatee villages, Woodland Park trades a yard for lower maintenance and a lower entry. The honest shorthand: pick Woodland Park for low-maintenance Nocatee living; pick a single-family village for a yard.
Who Woodland Park Fits Best
Woodland Park fits buyers who want a low-maintenance townhome with the full Nocatee amenity network and top-rated St. Johns County schools, lock-and-leave and right-sizing buyers, and anyone who wants Nocatee's lifestyle at a lower entry than single-family.
Woodland Park is a weaker fit for buyers who want a single-family yard, those seeking the lowest carrying cost and no CDD, or anyone uncomfortable with attached-home living and HOA rules.
