Nature, nature, and more nature! Trails, ancient sinkholes, bike paths, dog parks, and trees are just some of the things you’ll find in the Millhopper area. Known for its natural splendor, Millhopper is one of the most scenic roads in

Just west of the University and south of Millhopper is Thornebrooke, which provides a mix of commercial and residential areas. Homes here are reasonably priced, although many are outdated and lack bells and whistles. But what homeowners give up in

Driving north from University Avenue, once you escape the less manicured homes that are indicative of student rentals, you’ll enter into a strictly residential area of town. This very desirable area, originally designed with professors and physicians – and their

      Typical of college towns, the area surrounding the main UF campus is filled with energy, co-eds, bars, restaurants, and nearly as many scooters as Rome! The real estate market in that area is teeming with student rentals, ranging from 6

One of the most historic and naturally lovely areas in Gainesville, the Northeast sadly saw a decline during the last few decades. Today, it’s on the rise as a popular place for first time buyers seeking to live relatively close

Considered one of the most picturesque areas in Gainesville, this historic neighborhood is known for its gingerbread Victorians, as well as lovely colonials and Florida Cracker-style homes, several of which are on the register for historic places. Just north of