Mandarin Groves is a subdivision in Mandarin, the historic southern Jacksonville neighborhood on the east bank of the St. Johns River, and its name recalls the orange groves that defined Mandarin in the 19th century, when citrus shipped north from the docks on the river and writers such as Harriet Beecher Stowe made the village known. Modern Mandarin has grown into an established residential area, but the grove heritage survives in its place names, its live oak canopy along Mandarin Road and the Mandarin Museum's preservation of the old village. Homes in Mandarin Groves sit within that setting, between the river to the west and Julington Creek to the south, with San Jose Boulevard as the main corridor north into Jacksonville. Public schools are part of Duval County Public Schools. Browse the Mandarin Groves homes listed below.
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