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Epping Forest Yacht & Country Club has garnered a reputation as one of Jacksonville's most prestigious riverfront communities. The exclusive neighborhood boasts just 90 high-end homes and 80 condominium units. Homes vary widely in architectural style but all feature the best in craftsmanship and quality. Residents enjoy access to the marina, large swimming pool, fitness facilities and Epping Forest's crown jewel, the historic Dupont Mansion. Epping Forest is located conveniently close to downtown Jacksonville and neighboring walkable areas like San Marco. 

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Epping Forest Yacht Club Jacksonville Fl Homes

Epping Forest Yacht Club, known for Jacksonville Fl luxury homes, has evolved from a historic estate into one of the most sought after yacht clubs in Northeast Florida . Epping Forest contains the restored riverfront mansion originally built in the late 1920’s by industrialist Alfred I. DuPont and his wife Jessie Bal DuPont. The National Register of Historic Places has recognized Epping Forest Yacht Club. Gate Petroleum Co. purchased Epping Forest in 1983 and completely restored it to its original beauty and splendor. Throughout the years, it has seen several distinguished guests that include the Vanderbilts, Carnegies, Presidents, world leaders and celebrities. It is a perfect North Florida location for private parties, corporate functions, weddings, and luxury Jacksonville Florida homes. North Florida homebuyers looking for luxury homes for sale in a Northeast Fl Golf & Country Club community will be thrilled with the real estate for sale in this upscale Jacksonville Fl community.

Over the years, Epping Forest Yacht Club has become one of Jacksonville ’s finest residential communities. Members enjoy an extensive range of exercise, fitness and sports programs in the area courtesy of a very upscale fitness facility. Fitness evaluations and training are personalized to each members needs. Group fitness programs offered at the 12,000 square foot fitness center are spinning, yoga, tennis, swimming, children’s activities and spa services.

While offering today’s modern life conveniences, Epping Forest Yacht Club also offers a traditional elegance and romance in a setting of historical significance and lavish English gardens. These North Florida Homes in this enchanting Jacksonville residential community are in a protected yacht basin on the St. Johns River . This harbored marina is located on one of the largest expansions of the river, stretching more than 3 miles across. Facing due west, residents enjoy every sunset. It is also convenient to many Jacksonville Landmarks, reachable by car or boat, such as Alltel Stadium, The Jacksonville Landing and the Mariner’s Deck. Members also have access to a private marina and enjoy dock parties, sailing instruction, and a mariner’s dream of sail and motor boats for rent.

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