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Century-old neighborhood in Jacksonville’s Northside
On Jacksonville’s Northwest side, the century-old neighborhood of Brentwood is still active and thriving. “Brentwood has seen substantial growth over the past few years,” says Damion Curry, a Realtor with Keller Williams Jacksonville. “Not only has homeownership increased, but also rental prices.” Brentwood is about 2 miles from the St. Johns River, where locals can enjoy fishing, boating or a relaxing stroll by the bank. Interstate 95 is close by, giving residents convenient access to the rest of the city; Jacksonville beaches are about 25 miles away, and the downtown area is only 3 miles away.
Come cheer on the Jacksonville Jaguars at the EverBank Stadium.
I-95 is just a short distance from this area.
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Early 20th century bungalows and other single-story styles
Shaded by tall, towering trees and dotted by the occasional palm tree, homes in Brentwood have developed over the last 100 years, maintaining an impressive array of popular architectural styles with brick and stone exteriors. Single-story homes are typically bungalows, ranch- or prairie-style, and low-pitched roofs from the early 20th century are common; Craftsman-style elements, like wide front porches with tapered support columns, are among the distinct features found across different homes. Modern residences constructed after 2000 also follow the neighborhood trend of charming bungalows with Craftsman-style elements. Curry says the average price of homes in Brentwood is between $120,000 and $190,000; on the higher end, expect 21st-century construction or remodeling and a three-bed, two-bath configuration. “Locals are looking to invest long-term in Brentwood,” says Curry. "The neighborhood has a historic vibe, charming homes with great potential.”
Well-kept older bungalows are what you can the most in Brentwood.
A recently built single-family home has a walk-up path with a front yard in Brentwood, FL.
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Extracurriculars in Duval County Public Schools
Local kids can attend public schools in Duval County, like North Shore Elementary, rated C-plus by Niche, and Matthew W. Gilbert Middle, rated C-minus. At the latter, students can enroll in Pitsco Stem Education, a program geared towards career readiness through information and media skills. Jean Ribault High receives a C-minus and students can join afterschool clubs like Anime, Chess and Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA), a club that prepares its members for careers in business and management, among other fields.
North Shore Elementary
Jean Rebault High School is invested in the growth of the student body in Jacksonville, FL.
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Relaxing in Brentwood Park
Brentwood presents many opportunities to explore the great outdoors. Just 2 miles from residential roads, the St. Johns River is a Jacksonville staple; go fishing for red drum, bluefish and crevalle jack. Catherine Hester McNair Park, known locally as Brentwood Park, is in the neighborhood’s southwest corner; spanning 16 acres, visitors will find basketball courts, grass fields for picnicking and a baseball field. The grounds also feature the Brentwood Park Bandstand, built in 1932; the event space is a unique example of Greek Revival architecture. Brentwood Park is also near a local Boys’ and Girls’ Club, where local youths can play and learn. The Jacksonville Joseph Lee Center is another neighborhood destination; the center often holds community gatherings and provides a basketball court, grills and picnic tables. For a beach day, head 25 miles away to Jacksonville area beaches.
The band stand at the Brentwood park is a frequent visitors spot in Jacksonville, FL.
The Boys and Girls Club of America is available in the Brentwood neighborhood.
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Shopping at the Gateway Town Center
Grab groceries just outside of Brentwood at Winn-Dixie, a local supermarket at the Gateway Town Center. While in the area, search for antiques and treasures at the Norwood Plaza Flea Market. There are also several local eateries, including Bono’s Pit Bar-B-Q, Jacksonville Crab Shack, and Blu Diner, a soul food restaurant. Along Main Street, enjoy more local dining like Caribbean Sunrise Bakery & Restaurant for authentic Jamaican cuisine, including jerk chicken and ox tail.
New retailers are moving into the Gateway shopping Center.
Deciding what to eat is a hard choice because it's all good at the Blu Diner.
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Jacksonville festivals
While Brentwood is a suburban neighborhood, homes are only 3 miles from the excitement of Downtown Jacksonville streets. Downtown is host to a variety of annual events like the Jacksonville Jazz Festival, Springing the Blues and Caribbean Carnival Weekend, a celebration that includes a parade and promotes local businesses. On NFL game days, expect to see neighbors dressed in teal, black, and golf to support the Jacksonville Jaguars, who play at EverBank Stadium. For those who prefer something quieter, the Brentwood Branch Library is the ideal place to relax with a good book; the Art Deco building is a neighborhood landmark and was once a community theater.
The Brentwood Public Library was once a movie theater and opened in 1961.
Come and cheer on the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Field just minutes from the Brentwood.
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Getting around Jacksonville
The neighborhood is close to Main Street and Interstate 95, so drivers always have convenient access to get where they need to go. While residents typically drive, Jacksonville is walkable in some areas—the S-Line Rail trail is Jacksonville’s first dedicated urban multi-use pathway; the trail meanders through residential roadways, offering an alternative route for pedestrians and cyclists. Along Main Street, residents can catch a bus toward downtown or to Jacksonville beaches. Jacksonville International Airport is a 12-mile drive; UF Health Jacksonville is only a mile away.
Downtown Jacksonville is not a far drive from Brentwood.
At the Gateway Hub, you can catch a bus going downtown.
The Jacksonville International Airport is about twelve miles from the Brentwood neighborhood.
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Brentwood Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Brentwood, Jacksonville sell after 50 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Brentwood, Jacksonville over the last 12 months is $134,900, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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