Yulee, FL 164 Apartments for Rent

Yulee was named after David Levy Yulee, who served as a Democratic Florida senator from 1845-1851 and 1855-1861. Because he served as the president for multiple railroad companies throughout his life, Yulee is known as the Father of Florida railroads.

A small but energetic city on the eastern edge of northern Florida, Yulee technically isn't really a city at all. It's actually a census designated place, meaning it looks like a city and has the right population concentration, but it doesn't have a separate municipal government overseeing affairs like your typical incorporated town or city. Ever wanted to live in a place that exists, but technically doesn't exist_? _Now you can!

Moving to Yulee

Urban Homestead or City Nest?

Close to the big city of Jacksonville, as well as little, friendly, ocean-side communities, and just a short drive away from the neighboring state of Georgia, Yulee is a wonderful place to move to if you like to be able to embrace your inner multiple personalities and change your environment on a whim. The area is incredibly diverse, with amenities and activities to meet practically any interest. If you're looking to make the move to Yulee, you have a the rare opportunity to choose rural living or dwelling in a more urban setting-- in the same city! If you are into country living but you want to live it up in the city; or want to explore acres of hike-able land but still want to be near the ocean, Yulee is the place for you!

Search for Bargain Rentals

Rent is lower here than in 42 percent of the neighborhoods of Florida, so it won't be hard to find houses for rent or apartment rentals in Yulee that fit your budget and meet your needs. Whether you're seeking a three-bedroom apartment or a small, one-bedroom house, you'll be happy to know that a large percentage of the property in Yulee neighborhoods were built after 1999. Still, be sure to find out the details about any property before signing on the dotted line. You want to make sure the rent is low because the landlord is a kind and generous person, not because the property might have something living in the walls.

Studio Apartment, Three-Bedroom House or Condo Rental?

Find a quaint house rental in one of Yulee's subdivisions or seek out furnished city apartments in the Town Center. The opportunities for planting roots in the rental property that fits you best are endless in Yulee; and you'll be frequently surprised by the new things you find to do and see in your new "hometown." Vacancy rates will vary depending on which Yulee neighborhood you're looking for. Find the one that suits you best by comparing amenities and types of property, then narrow the search down to a size and price that will meet your needs and your budget.

Preparing to Move to Yulee

Moving to a new city can be hard, but it can also be quite an adventure. If you didn't know already, it's hot in Florida so moving in the middle of July wouldn't be the best for your health. It's also drier in the spring, so be sure to stay hydrated if your move in planned for this season. As for winters, you'll see a little bit of rainfall but nothing detrimental to your move.

Neighborhoods in Yulee

With a handful of neighborhoods to choose from, you're bound to find something in Yulee that fits your needs (and all of those wants as well).

Town Center: This Yulee neighborhood is easily the most affordable, offering rental prices that are 86% lower than other Florida neighborhoods. Town Center has a pretty high vacancy rate, but almost half of the properties in this neighborhood are considered to be mobile homes.

Chester/Becker: Boasting rental prices that are approximately 40 percent lower than the other neighborhoods in the state, you'll easily be able to find what you're looking for with a vacancy rate that makes it easy for you to slip in. Barberitos and Murray's Grille are just a short drive away from this area.

Hickory Village: This suburban subdivision of 253 homes is close to local shopping amenities with the A1A and 17 nearby. Try out Captain Nick's Blue Dolphin for dinner on a night when cooking seems harder than rocket science.

Pirate's Wood: A privately owned, rural subdivision with a very active homeowner's association and great sense of community.

Living in Yulee

Where to Shop and Play

Amenities are everywhere in Yulee. Residents can conveniently shop at department stores like Wal-Mart, Kohl's and Target, chain specialty shops such as Maurice's, PetCo, and TJ Maxx, and grocery stores including the Winn-Dixie and Publix, just to name a small portion of local options in various shopping centers.

Where to Eat

Regardless of what kind of palate you have, there are enough restaurants in Yulee that you'll be able to have a new favorite place every week from which you can post pictures of yourself with your food on various social media networks. Other than the usual fast food chains, you have Sushi House, Juniors Seafood Restaurant and Grill, and Woody's Bar-B-Q. One thing is for sure, it's really hard to go hungry in Yulee, even if you don't know how to make toast or boil water.

Plenty of Outdoor Fun

Are you more interested in spending your free time outdoors? Visit White Oak Conservation Center, a 600-acre natural wonderland. Check out the 16,000-acre Nassau Wildlife Management Area nearby where 30 zoologists and a team of animal clinicians care for flora and fauna, including exotic animal species like rhinos, cheetahs, giraffes and zebras.

If you love to camp, then Yulee has got you covered with a variety of options for campgrounds! Lofton Creek Campground and Bow & Arrow Campground are right in the city. Lofton includes modern amenities such as an air conditioned game room, vending machines, a laundry room, pool table -- it's almost not camping anymore! Bow & Arrow provide similar amenities, but they also have a pool and pavilion that has exercise equipment!