Outer West Side Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

The Outer West Side neighborhood in Jacksonville, located in the far reaches of Duval County, maintains a rural charm with a population density of one person per acre. The area is known for its recreational attractions, including Diamond D. Ranch on Normandy Boulevard, where residents can enjoy horseback riding and fishing. The Cecil Recreation Complex, a 2,000-acre park, offers an equestrian center, tennis courts, an 18-hole golf course, and an indoor Olympic-sized pool. Sal Taylor Creek Preserve provides ample trails for hiking, dog walking, biking, and horse riding. Housing options range from cost-efficient manufactured and ranch-style homes to customized Colonial Revivals and grand estate-like properties. Local services and businesses are primarily found in the nearby town of Baldwin, which is noted for its peaceful setting and potential for growth. Dining options include Marks Market & Deli, Lechonera Los Foros on Highway 301, and Everybody’s diner in Baldwin. The area lacks public transit, making car ownership essential, and residents often travel 10 or more miles to larger stores in Baker County or Jacksonville’s more developed Westside. Living in the Outer West Side generally requires a car or personal vehicle, as public service transit is not available in the area about 20 miles from downtown Jacksonville. Though many folks may hear helicopters and low-flying airplanes landing and taking off at the nearby Cecil Airport, the airfield is mostly used for private jets, air cargo, and some military training programs rather than passenger carrier service.