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Looking for your perfect island home? Crane Island offers a unique opportunity to build your dream house within an intimate island community. We are surrounded by unspoiled, idyllic beauty, just a bike ride away from breathtaking beaches, spectacular sunsets, world class culinary talent, and a true Mainstreet downtown. All this and more with easy access to a private airport as well as Jacksonville International Airport.
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Crane Island is an island within Amelia Island, Florida. With its unspoiled, pristine beauty, Crane Island offers a truly special place to live, learn, grow and share memorable experiences, unforgettable moments, and daily adventures by land and water. World’s apart, within reach of something for everyone, Crane Island is Amelia Island’s last waterfront treasure. Escape the ordinary…everyday, at Crane Island.
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Amelia Island Florida
Just north of Jacksonville Florida, Amelia Island is the southernmost tip of the Sea Islands. The Sea Island barrier island chain runs from South Carolina to Florida. Nearly 13 miles long and 4 miles wide, the island is home to historic Fernandina Beach. Come and explore.
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Crane Island - Private Island On Amelia Island
Situated on the western edge of Amelia Island just to the south of A1A. Crane Island is 185 acres of maritime forest preserve and Intracoastal Waterway splendor. Close to everything but yet private and contained. Please come and explore all that is here “on island”… both of them.
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Amelia Island
Amelia Island, Florida is part of The Sea Islands Chain of barrier islands on the Atlantic Coast. Nearly 13 miles long and 4 miles wide, this island has a rich and storied tradition dating back to the first of 8 countries who have claimed her since 1562.
Fernandina Beach
One of the most charming towns anywhere, Fernandina Beach is rich in history, walkable by design, and loaded with culinary delights around every corner. Fernandina Beach is also home to some of the early Florida Homestead & Victorian architecture in the state.