Jacksonville, Florida
Brentwood Homes for Sale
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7 homes
Avg $183,185
Market Overview
Brentwood Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Brentwood, FL
7
Active Listings
$183K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$79,900
To
$279,999
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About Brentwood Real Estate
Brentwood is a residential neighborhood in Jacksonville where many residents are long-term homeowners who value a quieter setting within the larger city. It sits among other established neighborhoods and offers convenient access to the broader Jacksonville area for work and errands. Daily life often centers on nearby parks and local shops, with residents enjoying both outdoor space and the practical convenience of city living. The area is served by the local public school district, giving families standard options within the Jacksonville system. Housing in Brentwood consists largely of single-family homes on individual lots, with a range of sizes and styles that reflect different decades of construction. At the moment there are seven homes listed for sale, carrying an average price near $183,185 and spanning from the low $80,000s to just under $280,000.
Average listing price: $183,185 · 7 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Brentwood currently shows seven active listings with an average price of about $183,185. Prices range from $79,900 to $279,999, giving buyers a modest selection at different price points. Inventory remains limited, so homes can move quickly once listed.
Most properties are single-family homes on individual lots, with styles that span several decades of Jacksonville building trends. Sizes vary enough to suit first-time buyers as well as those looking for more space. The current listings reflect that mix in both price and layout.
Brentwood families are served by the Duval County public school district, which provides the standard range of elementary, middle, and high school options. Private and charter schools elsewhere in Jacksonville are also accessible depending on specific needs. Parents typically research current programs and enrollment directly with the district.
Daily errands often require a short drive, though some residents reach smaller neighborhood parks or local shops on foot. Sidewalks exist in parts of the neighborhood, but most households still rely on a car for commuting and larger shopping trips. Proximity to major roads helps keep travel times reasonable within Jacksonville.
Residents have access to city parks, community centers, and everyday retail within a few miles. Dining options range from casual neighborhood spots to larger restaurants found in surrounding commercial areas. The neighborhood itself stays largely residential, so most amenities sit just outside its boundaries.