Nocatee Movers in Ponte Vedra

Moving in Nocatee: what to know

Nocatee sits between Jacksonville and St. Augustine, west of the Intracoastal Waterway, mostly in St. Johns County with a portion in Duval County. It was developed by The PARC Group and is organized into villages and neighborhoods, including Twenty Mile, Crosswater, Town Center, Seabrook, Coastal Oaks, Greenleaf and the active-adult Del Webb neighborhoods. A large share of the land is set aside as preserve, so streets wind between ponds, trails and conservation areas.

Nocatee as a whole is not a gated community, but some individual neighborhoods are. That is the first thing to sort out before a move: which neighborhood you’re in, whether it has a gate, and what its HOA or management company asks of movers. Nocatee’s own HOA directory lists dozens of separate associations, and rules about truck parking, move hours and certificates of insurance can differ from one to the next.

Most Nocatee moves we see are full family homes, new-construction move-ins, downsizing into an active-adult home, and moves down the coast to St. Augustine or Palm Coast. From our Palm Coast base it’s usually about an hour up I-95, so we plan these as full-day jobs.

Nocatee at a glance

• Master-planned community in Ponte Vedra, between Jacksonville and St. Augustine
• Mostly St. Johns County, with a portion in Duval County
• Villages include Twenty Mile, Crosswater, Town Center, Seabrook, Coastal Oaks and Greenleaf, plus Del Webb active-adult neighborhoods
• Not gated as a whole; some individual neighborhoods have gates
• Main road in: Nocatee Parkway (CR 210), from US 1 east to Palm Valley Road
• About an hour from our Palm Coast base via I-95

How we plan a Nocatee move

• Name your neighborhood, not just “Nocatee.” With dozens of separate HOAs, the rules for a house in Twenty Mile can be different from a townhome at Town Center. Tell us the neighborhood name when you call.
• Gated sections. If your neighborhood has a gate, add us to the visitor list for move day and send the procedure. We’ll send crew names and truck details ahead of time.
• HOA paperwork. Ask your HOA or management company about move hours, where a box truck can park, and whether they want a certificate of insurance. We can provide a COI on request; we’re licensed, insured and registered (Fla. Mover Reg. No. IM2982).
• Getting the truck in. Nocatee Parkway runs from US 1 east past Valley Ridge Boulevard and Crosswater Parkway to Palm Valley Road, and it has no I-95 interchange of its own. Coming up from Palm Coast we take I-95 north and come in from US 1. We plan the last turn into your street ahead of time, because many neighborhood streets curve, fill with parked cars and run close to trails and golf-cart paths.
• New construction. Builders are still finishing homes in newer phases. Closing dates move, so book a target date and keep us posted. We protect new floors, stair rails and door frames and keep the truck off fresh sod.
• School and summer traffic. School drop-off and pickup times and summer weekends near the water parks and Town Center get busy. We try to schedule around them.

Active-adult and downsizing moves

Nocatee’s active-adult neighborhoods, including Del Webb Ponte Vedra, draw people downsizing from larger homes in Ponte Vedra, Jacksonville and other parts of Florida. Those moves are mostly about fitting the new floor plan: measure the rooms, decide which large pieces come along, and plan where the rest goes. We go at your pace, set up the bed, kitchen basics and TV first, and can deliver extra pieces to family nearby. See our senior moving page and the senior downsizing checklist.

Moving between Nocatee, St. Augustine and Palm Coast

Many Nocatee jobs are moves down the coast to St. Augustine, World Golf Village, St. Augustine Beach or our home base in Palm Coast, and those are usually loaded and unloaded the same day. For the rest of Ponte Vedra, including Sawgrass, Marsh Landing and the A1A oceanfront, see our Ponte Vedra Beach movers page. Moving farther within Florida? See long-distance moving. Out-of-state moves we can arrange through trusted partner crews.

Packing, storage and single pieces

If your closing dates don’t line up, our temporary storage can hold your things for a few weeks or months and deliver them when the new home is ready. We can pack the whole home or just the kitchen with our packing services, or bring a single piece of furniture with our delivery service. Before any HOA move, our gated community and HOA checklist is worth a read.

Need a certificate of insurance? Many gated communities and condo associations ask movers for one. We’re licensed, insured and registered (Fla. Mover Reg. No. IM2982). Ask and we’ll send your HOA a COI before move day.

Nocatee moving FAQ