Nocatee is one of several master-planned communities located in the well-known and revered suburb of Ponte Vedra, in Jacksonville, Florida. A community within a community. Yet, let’s make it clear from the beginning: Nocatee is not your typical master-planned community. Much like the caliber and renown of the place it’s located within, Nocatee is exceptional in all aspects. From the amenities to the homes, to the diverse people and events, Nocatee is likely to become a next-generation model for communities of the future. A vision by master developers, The Parc Group, the Nocatee master-planned community was built with the commitment to incorporate “world-class amenities, activities and an exceptional way of life.” A famous line from the movie “Field of Dreams” comes to mind after seeing a glimpse into Nocatee’s lifestyle and culture. The character Ray Kinsella, played by Kevin Costner, hears a whisper, “If you build it, he will come.” It turns out that after creating a baseball field in his Iowa cornfield, he is visited by the ghost of several famous baseball players who begin playing ball. A similar situation (sans ghosts) could be said for Nocatee. Since the place was built, more than 22,000 people have decided to make the neighborhoods located west of the Intracoastal Waterway and Ponte Vedra Beach their home. Nocatee residents represent people from all of the 50 contiguous states and across the world, not only making it a diverse community, but also a significant nod to the efficacy of these kinds of master-planned environments.