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Castro Y Ferrer Real Estate
Park-like backyards of these Neptune Beach homes provide privacy and seclusion. These mature homes are classic and not cookie-cutter. Enjoy the history of land and home in this historic area of the beaches. Conveniently located off of Penman in Neptune Beach.
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Buying or Selling a Castro Y Ferrer House
Castro Y Ferrer real estate can be bought and sold between approximately $549,900
- $549,900. Your children will attend either Duncan Fletcher high school, Duncan Fletcher middle school,
or Neptune Beach elementary school. Typical homes in the Castro Y Ferrer community
were built between 1951 and 1951. The Castro Y Ferrer community falls within
the Neptune Beach real estate market place. Residents of the Castro Y Ferrer community will benefit from the following list of amentities when purchasing real estate in Castro Y Ferrer:
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City of Neptune Beach Florida
Neptune Beach is a quaint and quiet community situated in Duval County.
It is just north of Jacksonville Beach and just south of Atlantic Beach. The
historic Atlantic Boulevard separates Atlantic and Neptune Beach real estate.
Natural borders to this 2.5 square mile city are the Intracoastal Waterway
just to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east.
Neptune Beach got its name from Dan Wheeler. In 1922, by his home, he built
a train station and called the station Neptune. The station was where
the Sea Turtle Inn is now.
In 1931 Neptune Beach broke away from Jacksonville Beach because of taxes. The
official city of Neptune Beach was founded.
Family friendly, Neptune Beach, has a wonderful park for gatherings. Jarboe
park has a fitness trail, duck ponds, tennis courts, beach volleyball
courts, playgrounds, and a basketball court.
Neptune Beach Real Estate
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