Bryceville is an unincorporated community in western Nassau County along US 301, set among pine flatwoods, farms and timberland well inland from the coast. It is a rural crossroads community, with homes spread along county roads rather than gathered in subdivisions, and the St. Marys River country lies to the north. Properties recorded as Metes and Bounds are described in their deeds by bearings, distances and landmarks rather than by lot and block in a named subdivision, so this page gathers those unplatted parcels in and around Bryceville — houses and land that sit outside the town's formal subdivisions, often on larger or irregular lots along older roads. The Bryceville area is served by Nassau County schools and sits within reach of Callahan to the east and the Jacksonville side of the county line to the south. Browse the Metes and Bounds listings around Bryceville below.
Beyond the gates, a winding private drive leads into a world of its own. Spanning more than 110 acres of North Florida countryside, this extraordinary estate brings toget...
What is your dream? With over 40 acres, you can make it happen! This is a unique opportunity to own property in both Nassau and Duval County. Lot 3 boasts 9.31 acres in N...