The luxury development includes 26 private residences, ranging from two to five bedrooms, with starting prices reportedly at $4.7 million.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Luxury real estate in Jacksonville is entering a new phase.
With the official launch this week of residential sales at Four Seasons Private Residences Jacksonville, the city is positioning itself as the next breakout market for branded luxury living.
The project is intended to draw attention from high-net-worth buyers nationwide through internationally recognized hospitality and limited inventory.
What is Four Seasons Private Residences Jacksonville?
Four Seasons Private Residences Jacksonville is a luxury riverfront development combining a 170-room Four Seasons hotel with 26 ultra-exclusive private residences. The project, scheduled to debut in 2027, will be developed by Shanna Collective in partnership with Iguana Investments.
Designed as a 10-story architectural landmark, the development aims to redefine residential living in downtown Jacksonville with the Four Seasons brand.
How much will it cost to live at the Four Seasons in Jacksonville?
Starting prices are at about $4.7 million, according to a news release about Four Seasons Private Residences Jacksonville.
Why is a Four Seasons significant in Jacksonville?
The launch marks a defining milestone in Jacksonville’s evolution. With starting prices at $4.7 million, the residences represent a new pricing tier for the market — one typically seen in cities like Miami, Palm Beach and Nashville — and indicates that Jacksonville has reached a tipping point supported by population growth and major infrastructure investment.
What types of residences are available?
The residential collection is intentionally limited, with only 26 homes ranging from two to five bedrooms. Floor plans span approximately 1,930 to 7,936 square feet, offering expansive layouts, private terraces and sweeping views of the St. Johns River.
“The vision for Four Seasons Private Residences Jacksonville was to create a true sanctuary, one that reflects the vibrancy of our city and honors the emerging spirit of a new era of waterfront living,” said Shanna Khan, founder and CEO of Shanna Collective, in a news release. “This is a place meant to be lived in and loved as your ultimate haven where elegance, timelessness and comfort come together to elevate everyday life.”
What amenities will Four Seasons residents have access to?
Residents will enjoy full access to hotel-level amenities and private residential spaces, including an 11,000-square-foot spa with 12 treatment rooms, a private residents’ lounge featuring a golf putting simulator, state-of-the-art fitness and wellness facilities and three dining concepts, including “a rooftop restaurant led by Michelin-starred talent specializing in modern Japanese cuisine.”
Additionally, the property includes a 78-slip marina development to accommodate a variety of vessels.
Where is the property located?
The development sits just steps from the city’s most prominent venues — EverBank Stadium and the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena — and the riverwalk, reinforcing the district’s appeal for an active, urban lifestyle.
How does this project fit into the larger downtown vision?
The Khan family’s broader vision for the area includes a $1.4 billion “Stadium of the Future” renovation, among other investments meant to transform downtown Jacksonville — with Four Seasons positioned as a cornerstone of that vision.
What makes Four Seasons residential ownership different?
Homeowners receive a fully supported, hotel-inspired lifestyle overseen by a dedicated Director of Residences and on-site team managing maintenance, security and housekeeping.
Residents also receive priority access to amenities, in-residence dining and spa services, concierge support and Four Seasons Elite membership.
How can buyers interested in the Four Seasons learn more?
Four Seasons Private Residences Jacksonville is now accepting ownership inquiries. Prospective buyers can visit jacksonvilleprivateresidences.com.
The Four Seasons launch signals that Jacksonville is well on its way into luxury real estate.
Editor’s note: This story was first published by our news partners, The Florida Times-Union.