Seven Pines Homes for Sale
Seven Pines sits on land the Skinner family has worked as a timber farm for more than a century, and the new master-planned community carries their name as a tribute to the seven Skinner brothers behind it. Spread across more than 1,000 acres along Butler Boulevard and I-295 in Southside Jacksonville, it's one of the largest new-construction communities in the 32224 zip code, built out by two of the area's most established builders, David Weekley Homes and ICI Homes.
The plan calls for walkable neighborhoods, a resort-style pool, a full clubhouse and fitness center, parks, lakes and trails, all anchored by a future village center. Seven Pines sits close to St. Johns Town Center and the University of North Florida, with downtown Jacksonville and the beaches both a short drive away.
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Seven Pines Neighborhood Market Statistics
Seven Pines Market Stats housing market statistics: As of September 8, 2026 there are currently 69 properties for sale in Seven Pines Market Stats, with an average asking price of $903,505. The highest-priced property is $1,732,787 and the lowest-priced property can be purchased for $504,999. Seven Pines Market Stats listings have an average price of $331 per square feet, based on listings with 4 beds, 3 baths, and 2,730 square feet of living space.
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Seven Pines Housing Market
Seven Pines is still actively building out, so most inventory comes directly from David Weekley Homes and ICI Homes in phases, with pricing that has started in the low $500s depending on plan and lot. Because the community is so new, resales are limited and tend to be recent-build homes still under original builder warranty. That makes new construction and resale pricing here worth comparing side by side, since a lightly used resale can sometimes beat the price of a new-build lot premium.
A Community Built on Family History
Before it was a neighborhood, this land was a working timber farm, stewarded by the Skinner family for generations. The community's name and its "Legacy of Gathering" branding both trace back to the seven Skinner brothers who still oversee the land today. It's an unusual origin story for a Jacksonville master-planned community, and it shows up in the design: family gathering spaces, nature trails, and lakes woven through the neighborhoods rather than a single clubhouse bolted onto a subdivision.
Seven Pines Amenities
Amenities include a resort-style community pool, a full clubhouse and fitness center, parks, lakes, and walking and biking trails throughout the 1,000-plus acre footprint. A future village center is planned to add retail and dining within the community itself. Layout favors walkable neighborhoods over car-dependent cul-de-sacs, which is still fairly rare for new construction in this part of Jacksonville.
Seven Pines Schools
Seven Pines is zoned to Duval County Public Schools, with students currently routed to Twin Lakes Academy Elementary, Twin Lakes Academy Middle, and Atlantic Coast High School. Always confirm current zoning for a specific address, since boundary lines can shift as the surrounding Southside area continues to grow.
Frequently Asked Questions About Seven Pines
What builders build in Seven Pines?
Seven Pines is built exclusively by David Weekley Homes and ICI Homes, two of Jacksonville's most established builders, offering a range of contemporary single-family and townhome floor plans.
Is Seven Pines a gated community?
Seven Pines is a deed-restricted, HOA-governed community, but it is not advertised as a manned, gated entry community. Confirm current security details with the HOA or your builder's sales office.
What schools serve Seven Pines?
Seven Pines is zoned to Twin Lakes Academy Elementary, Twin Lakes Academy Middle, and Atlantic Coast High School within Duval County Public Schools.
How big is the Seven Pines community?
Seven Pines spans more than 1,000 acres along Butler Boulevard and I-295, with a planned village center, resort-style pool, clubhouse, parks, lakes, and trails throughout.
Buying or Selling in Seven Pines?
Seven Pines resales compete directly against active new-construction pricing and incentives from David Weekley and ICI, so positioning a listing correctly matters more here than in an older, built-out neighborhood. Get a free market analysis before you list, so you know exactly where your home stands against what's still being built. Looking more broadly? Browse all Jacksonville homes for sale to see how Seven Pines compares to nearby communities.
If you are thinking about buying or selling a home in Seven Pines, our team can help you navigate the community's builder pricing, phase releases, and resale market to get you the best possible outcome. Contact Brad Officer to see why our Seven Pines real estate agents are the right fit for your buying or selling needs.