springfield

Selling a 1909 Springfield duplex: what happened when the right buyers found it

Close Price: $460,000 Days on Market: 61 Buyer Representation: None $77k above market average Market average: 80 2 Buyers came from direct marketing The 1909 Craftsman duplex on Hubbard Street had everything that makes a Springfield property worth holding onto – corner lot, wraparound porches on both levels, original fireplaces and trim, and two well-updated […]

amandasearlerealtor | Apr 16, 2026

Living in Springfield: Neighborhood Guide & Things To Know

People think Springfield is either “up and coming” or “still rough,” but neither of those really explains what it is. That’s usually where buyers get stuck. They’re trying to simplify it, and Springfield doesn’t fit into a clean category. It’s one of the oldest neighborhoods in Jacksonville, it’s gone through decline and a full revival, […]

amandasearlerealtor | Apr 13, 2026

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

Jacksonville Historic Homes & Termites: Buyer and Seller WDO Tips

Buying or selling a historic home in Jacksonville? Don’t let the word “termites” scare you. The truth is, most historic homes in Springfield, Riverside, Avondale and throughout Jacksonville have had some history with termites or other wood-destroying organisms—it comes with the charm and age of these properties. 👉 For Buyers: Termites don’t have to be […]

amandasearlerealtor | Sep 30, 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

Which Jacksonville Historic Neighborhood Is Right for You?

Choosing a home is about more than bedrooms and bathrooms – it’s about choosing a neighborhood that fits your lifestyle. Jacksonville is known for its character-rich historic neighborhoods, each offering a distinct personality, architecture, and pace of life. Five neighborhoods buyers compare most often are Springfield, Murray Hill, Riverside, Avondale, and San Marco. This guide […]

amandasearlerealtor | Jan 28, 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

RSS
Follow by Email
YouTube
YouTube
Instagram