Exploring Arlington: The Residential Waterfront

[Metro Jacksonville]

Exploring Arlington: The Residential Waterfront



Arlington may forever be known as Jacksonville's first major post-war suburb built for the accommodation of the automobile. However, its residential architectural diversity and mature landscape are overlooked assets that make it unique in Jacksonville.

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[Noone]

Thanks for the nice tour.

[RattlerGator]

Agreed. Beautiful job.

[coredumped]

Arlington has some of the most beautiful parts in the city, IMO.

[finehoe]

Not to mention some of the best mid century modernist housing stock in the state.

True dat.  I wonder how long before they are torn down and replaced with faux-Mediterranean pallazzos like they've done is South Florida.

[jecjax@gmail.com]

Please note - there is a home tour this Saturday, May 7.  Please see http://myarlington.org/ for information

[Keith-N-Jax]

That fishing spot looks awesome!!!

[Know Growth]

So glad I met and engaged with Willie Mick, Arlington "Pioneer" developer.

When my family bailed out of Miami in the late 70's we roosted at Clay County,Black Creek waterfront-an Arlington core habitat may have proven fruitful,but for some reason,way off 'the radar' back then.