Heritage Landing is 680 unspoiled acres ideally located near the juncture of Six Mile Creek and the St. Johns River. Our appreciation of the heritage of the pristine natural beauty surrounding Heritage Landing dates back to 1774 when William Bartram, America’s first native born naturalist, traveled along the St Johns River studying the flora and fauna. Today you can live in the same place that fascinated Bartram enjoying the lifestyle of a spectacular amenity rich community. With plenty of places to play and even more places to relax, Heritage Landing will make you feel like you are on vacation… everyday!

Heritage Landing offers the best of old Florida, nature, trees and a river breeze.. Botanist William Bartram was the first to describe the Oakleaf Hydrangea, the Flame Azalea, the Florida Sandhill Crane and the Gopher Tortoise, all of which he found on his 18th century travels down the St. John’s River. He could have traveled right over the very land that is now Heritage Landing.