When Jacksonville professional Josh Garrison began looking for a new home in Jacksonville, he knew he wanted to live at The John Gorrie a condominium.

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Lieutenant (junior grade) (LTJG) John Bellezza, a U.S. Navy flight officer stationed in Jacksonville, visited the Patriots’ Outpost and won the grand prize at The John Gorrie a condominium booth.

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When Jacksonville professional Chris Caric began looking for a home in Jacksonville, he knew he wanted to live in Riverside. After searching on the Internet and visiting several properties, he found what he wanted and more at The John Gorrie a condominium.

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When Jacksonville professional Kim Para began looking for her dream home, she found it by going “back to school” at the former John Gorrie Junior High School in the neighborhood where she was raised.

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Financial advisor John Hoffman found the home of his dreams and the deal of a lifetime at The John Gorrie a condominium.

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The historic restoration of the former John Gorrie Junior High School undertaken by Wayne and Delores Barr Weaver has breathed new life into its Stockton Street neighborhood.

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Nancy and Don Wyatt began looking for a second home in Jacksonville, they had several criteria. The John Gorrie a condominium fit the bill perfectly.

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Cynthia Gentry and her husband, Lewis Nelson, discovered they desired different features when they began looking for a new home. While both wanted to downsize and needed a neighborhood with a sense of community, Gentry preferred a residence that could be described as unique, historic and older while Nelson required a home that offered modern and low maintenance features. The couple found what they wanted and more at The John Gorrie a condominium.

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Thomas Schaefer and Janice Flanagan knew what they wanted in a home and a neighborhood. The couple looked at many properties throughout the city before coming to The John Gorrie a condominium.

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For more than a dozen years, Mark and Sherry Axler called Ponte Vedra Beach their home. After relocating to Northeast Florida from New York, the couple lived in a magnificent Mediterranean estate located near Guana Preserve equipped with a pool and tennis court. While the Axlers loved their home, they wanted freedom from the maintenance and responsibilities that come with home ownership. The Axlers knew it was time to downsize and began looking for a condominium or townhome. They found what they wanted, and more, at The John Gorrie a condominium.

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