Architectural Style: Traditional

Levels: One

Property Condition: Updated/Remodeled

Appliances: Dishwasher; Dryer; Electric Range; Electric Water Heater; Microwave; Refrigerator; Washer

Interior Features: Eat-in Kitchen; Entrance Foyer; Open Floorplan; Pantry; Primary Bathroom - Shower No Tub; Split Bedrooms

Flooring: Vinyl

Laundry Features: In Garage

Utilities: Cable Available; Electricity Connected; Water Connected

Cooling: Central Air

Heating: Central; Electric

Electric: 150 Amp Service

Water Source: Public

Sewer: Septic Tank

Construction Materials: Block; Stucco

Patio And Porch Features: Deck

Roof: Shingle

Parking Features: Attached Carport; Garage

Lot Features: Corner Lot

Fencing: Back Yard; Privacy; Wood

Current Use: Residential; Single Family

Community Features: Curbs; Street Lights; Suburban

Road Frontage Type: City Street

Road Surface Type: Paved

Possession: Negotiable

Listing Terms: Cash; Conventional; FHA; VA Loan

Lakewood is a well-established, quiet residential neighborhood located in the Southside area of Jacksonville, Florida, highly regarded for its dense suburban feel, mature oak canopies, and strong neighborly bonds. A central pillar of this tight-knit neighborhood is The Lakewood Community association ("TLC"), a voluntary community association that actively coordinates neighborhood events throughout the year to foster connection among residents. Community Events & Social Life: TLC serves as the social heartbeat of Lakewood, organizing a robust calendar of annual gatherings for families, professionals, and retirees alike. Examples are: Spring Fling: A seasonal celebration bringing neighbors together to welcome warmer weather. Food Truck Nights: Regular evening gatherings featuring local cuisine and casual socializing. Back-To-School Bash: A popular late-summer event to celebrate local students heading back to class. Holiday Luminaria: A striking winter tradition where streets are lined with glowing lanterns. Key Characteristics & Culture: Mid-Century Architecture: Developed heavily starting in the 1940s, Lakewood is widely recognized for its Mid-Century Modern architecture and classic 1950s ranch-style homes. Natural Landscape: Bordered by the St. Johns River to the west and historic San Marco to the north, the area features a classic Florida landscape filled with palm trees, large oaks, and small neighborhood lakes. Academic Street Names: Reflecting its post-WWII development era, a unique hallmark of the community is its street names, which are named after prominent colleges and universities (such as Clemson, Cornell, Fordham, and Emory).