Springfield

Things To Do in April

Gallery Brunch Hop at Phoenix Arts & Innovation District Get ready to explore Jacksonville’s art scene with the Gallery Brunch Hop! This event features 11 unique art venues offering sips and snacks to fuel your artistic journey. It’s the perfect chance to shop for holiday gifts while diving into local culture. Check out a list […]

amandasearlerealtor | Apr 1, 2025

Why Shotgun Houses Were the Original Tiny Homes

In today’s world, the tiny home movement is all about living simply, maximizing space, and cutting down on unnecessary clutter. From Instagram to HGTV, these compact, efficient dwellings have captured the hearts of minimalists and practical homeowners alike. But while tiny homes are a relatively modern trend, they aren’t the first time Americans have embraced […]

amandasearlerealtor | Mar 26, 2025

Breweries in Jacksonville

Like local brew? Our city has a ton to explore and choose from. Here’s a go to list for you: Intuition Ale Works Bold City Brewery Aardwolf Brewing Company Veterans United Craft Brewery Wicked Barley Brewing Company Southern Swells Brewing Co. Myrtle Ave Brewing Tabula Rasa Brewing Historically Hoppy Legacy Ale Works Ruby Beach Seven […]

amandasearlerealtor | Feb 22, 2024

A Brief History on the Springfield Historic District

Located just north of downtown, the Springfield neighborhood boasts a rich and vibrant history, dating back to 1869. It was once the crown jewel of the city, attracting wealthy residents and even earning the nickname “Winter White Castle of the South” for its popularity as a winter resort. Early Beginnings (1869-1880s): Golden Age (1880s-1920s): Challenges […]

amandasearlerealtor | Jan 30, 2024

Historic Home Styles in Jacksonville

A Walk Through Time: Exploring Jacksonville’s Historic Home Styles Jacksonville, Florida, boasts a rich architectural tapestry, with historic homes whispering tales of bygone eras. From grand Victorian mansions to cozy Craftsman bungalows, each style reflects the city’s evolution and the aspirations of its residents. Let’s embark on a journey through some of Jacksonville’s most captivating […]

amandasearlerealtor | Jan 23, 2024

Is Buying a Historic Home for You?

HGTV and Instagram have popularized historic homes – they are photogenic, have unique architectural elements that are hard to replicate, and definitely NOT cookie cutter. If you’re in the market for a new home, buying a historic property might be an option worth considering. Let’s explore the benefits and challenges of purchasing a historic home […]

amandasearlerealtor | Jan 16, 2024

Plant Lover of the Month: Christian and Hans – 222 E 9th Street

Many of us love the idea of growing our own food. In fact, veggie growing is my personal favorite, so I just love visiting my fellow veggie gardeners and learning from them. Many folks think that vegetable gardens are unsightly and can only be used seasonally – tomatoes and peppers are the most popular vegetables […]

amandasearlerealtor | Nov 1, 2023

Plant Lover of the Month: Christine Lane – 354 W 7th Street

If you’re someone who isn’t excited about spending their day in the yard or feel like they don’t have a “green thumb” – this post is for you 🙂 Many homes intown have a small yard or even no yard at all. Christine Lane immediatley fell in love with her beautiful home and all of […]

amandasearlerealtor | Oct 9, 2023

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