Rolling Hills. On the Westside of Jacksonville, this neighborhood blends quiet, tree-lined streets and cul-de-sacs with quick connections to everyday conveniences. Commuters appreciate easy access to I-295 and 103rd Street, while weekend plans often center on nearby shopping and dining, including the open-air Oakleaf Town Center’s shops and eateries, just a short drive away.
Outdoor time is easy to come by. Families head to expansive Ringhaver Park for playgrounds, ball fields, and river views, while cyclists and runners love the shaded miles of the Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail managed by Florida State Parks. The Webb Wesconnett Branch of the Jacksonville Public Library offers story times, maker activities, and study spaces, and JTA routes along 103rd Street keep trips to work or Downtown straightforward. For even more choices, neighboring Argyle Forest adds additional parks, trails, and retail to the mix.
Schools fall under Duval County and the widely served Duval County Public Schools system, with options such as Westside High School’s career academies and athletics, plus well-regarded elementary choices like Enterprise Learning Academy. Students and parents benefit from district resources, extracurriculars, and magnet and choice programs that extend across the city. Nearby amenities round out daily life, from after-school library programs at the Webb Wesconnett Branch to weekend retail therapy at Oakleaf Town Center or a long ride on the Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail, with transit support from the Jacksonville Transportation Authority.
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