springfield jacksonville

1251 Hubbard St: A Rare Historic Springfield Duplex with Income Potential

If you’ve been dreaming of owning a piece of Jacksonville’s most charming historic neighborhood, this property is one you don’t want to miss. 1251 Hubbard St, located in the heart of Historic Springfield, is a beautifully updated 1909 duplex. It offers the perfect blend of preserved character, modern updates, and excellent income potential. A Duplex […]

amandasearlerealtor | Nov 13, 2025

Historic Home of the Month: 154 W 5th St in Historic Springfield

The Roy M. Ingersoll House, ca 1897 About the Home’s History Can you tell us the story behind this home’s fascinating past—especially the embezzlement tale I’ve heard whispers about? The first owner of the house was a man called Roy M. Ingersoll. By the 1900 census, he was found to be living in the home […]

amandasearlerealtor | May 8, 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

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

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

Historic Springfield Public Art Tour In Jacksonville FL

If you’re looking for something fun to do this weekend in Jacksonville, then you should check out historic Springfield’s great public art installations. Probably a great biking tour as it encompasses the entire neighborhood. I’ve highlighted some of the more well-known pieces but as you ride around Springfield you are bound to notice more. I’ve tried to […]

amandasearlerealtor | Feb 20, 2023

Holiday Shopping In Jacksonville

Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving! Now the dreaded holiday shopping. I really hate shopping but I do think one of the best things about the holidays is buying gifts from local businesses and makers and sharing them with friends and family.  So, here’s some places that I always find great stuff at: There’s two […]

amandasearlerealtor | Dec 9, 2022

Holiday Light Shows In Jacksonville

Looking at lights at the holidays is like a must.  There’s something that just makes you feel good. If you’re wanting to see more lights than what your neighbors are displaying then Jacksonville has several options for you. The first is Dazzlin Nights at the Arboretum and Botanical Gardens. We did this last year and […]

amandasearlerealtor | Nov 29, 2022

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