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If you have a couple million dollars to spend and you want to live on the water in Ponte Vedra, you probably keep hearing two names: River Landing at Nocatee and Marsh Harbor. They sit less than a mile apart on opposite sides of the Intracoastal Waterway. But they are not the same kind of neighborhood, and picking the wrong one can cost you time, money, and a lot of frustration. Here is what actually separates them, section by section, so you can figure out which one fits how you want to live.


1. Two Very Different Kinds of Luxury on the Water

River Landing sits inside Nocatee, in a section called Twenty Mile, on the east side of the Intracoastal. Marsh Harbor sits just south of the Ponte Vedra bridge, on the west side, in an area locals call Palm…

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Where Greg DeTullio would buy in St. Johns County if the budget started at $2 million?


If you had $2 million or more to spend on a home in St. Johns County, where would you buy? That's the question Greg DeTullio, Broker/Owner of the Living in Jacksonville FL Team, set out to answer. Greg spends his days helping buyers navigate new construction and luxury real estate across Ponte Vedra, Ponte Vedra Beach, and Nocatee — and he has strong opinions about which neighborhoods are worth the price tag.

A quick note: This list is Greg's personal opinion, based on his experience living and working in the area and reviewing recent sales. It's not a scientific ranking, and reasonable people can disagree. If you have a different favorite, that's okay — real…

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