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BAKER COUNTY {Glen St. Mary, Macclenny}
GLEN ST. MARY A small, rural town located in Baker County, Glen St. Mary has a population of around 400 within the town's limits, with additional residents living in the surrounding areas. Glen St. Mary's small-town atmosphere attracts residents who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, but enjoy being able to commute to
Moving from England to Jacksonville 25 years ago, the one thing that created the greatest first impression was the diversity of lifestyles available across the city.
From the amazing river and the communities on its banks, to the selection of golf and country club communities, to the sun and sand of the beaches, there are choices for everyone, young and old—singles and families.
– Don Dymer SingleSource Services From high rise condominiums on the Southbank, to Victorian-era house-lined streets, the diversity of neighborhoods delights
newcomers. If you are looking to live in a bustling city, near a relaxing beach, in the quaint suburbs, or even in a historically enriched neighborhood—the First Coast offers all that and more. Following is an overview of the area’s better-known residential areas, including descriptions of neighborhoods in Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau and St. Johns counties.
Jacksonville. Residents of Glen St. Mary can enjoy a stroll down the oak tree-lined Main Street or relax at Celebration Park, which features shady trees, a fountain and a gazebo. Glen St. Mary offers single-family homes, large properties and gated communities.
MACCLENNY The county seat of Baker County, Macclenny has a
population of around 6,000. Located 35 miles west of Jacksonville, Macclenny is known for its small-town charm and family traditions. The city hosts the Baker County Fair and an annual Christmas parade in its downtown area. Housing options include a number of subdivisions that offer single-family homes and several apartment complexes. The Emily Taber Public Library, the only public library in Baker County, is located in the old Baker County Courthouse—the oldest public building in the county. Residents enjoy visiting the Baker County Heritage Park in Macclenny, where Florida’s oldest wood frame/log building, the Burnsed Blockhouse, is located.
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Top: Amelia Island, photo courtesy of Amelia Island Convention & Visitors Bureau
Center: Atlantic Beach, photo courtesy of Visit Jacksonville
Bottom: Condominiums in Atlantic Beach, photo by Monica Gutos
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