Del Webb Wildlight

Del Webb Wildlight is a gated 55+ active adult community in Yulee, Florida, tucked inside the 24,000-acre Wildlight master-planned development in Nassau County. Developed by PulteGroup's Del Webb brand starting in 2022, the community is planned for 660 attached villas and single-family homes across 16 floor plans ranging from 1,343 to 3,339 square feet. Homes are designed in a distinctive Florida Lowcountry architectural style — raised front porches, covered lanais, metal roof accents, and open-concept interiors — giving Del Webb Wildlight a noticeably different look from the typical Florida stucco-and-tile Del Webb aesthetic. Floor plans are organized into four series: Villa, Garden, Classic, and Estate. Most residents are drawn to first-floor primary suites, flex rooms, screened lanais, gas cooking, and energy-efficient construction. The heart of the community is a residents-only amenity campus built around a roughly 15,000-square-foot clubhouse. Amenities include an outdoor resort pool and a resistance pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, grand ballroom, arts and crafts studio, demonstration kitchen, tennis courts, pickleball courts, bocce ball, a dog park, and more than 10 miles of walking and biking trails winding through the community and connecting into Wildlight's broader trail network. A full-time on-site lifestyle director programs clubs, fitness classes, socials, and special events year-round — the social engine behind the community's growing culture of pickleball leagues, bocce groups, happy hours, and interest-based clubs. Beyond the gates, residents tap into everything Wildlight itself offers: a walkable town center with Publix, restaurants, breweries, a YMCA, medical offices, and the Baptist Medical Center Nassau hospital — all within a golf-cart ride. The broader master plan emphasizes conservation, preserved wetlands, and a Lowcountry aesthetic, with live oaks, marsh views, and low-density neighborhoods rather than the dense subdivision feel common to North Florida. The location is one of Wildlight's biggest draws. The community sits off I-95 at Exit 373 (FL-200/A1A), about 25 minutes north of downtown Jacksonville, 20 minutes to Fernandina Beach and the Atlantic beaches of Amelia Island, under 30 minutes to Jacksonville International Airport, and about 90 minutes south of Savannah, Georgia. Residents have easy access to Cumberland Island National Seashore, several golf courses (North Hampton, Amelia River, Fernandina Beach, Osprey Cove), and the shopping and healthcare corridor along FL-200. The combination of Lowcountry architecture, beach proximity, airport convenience, and a genuine small-town Wildlight core around the community makes it one of the more distinctive new Del Webb builds in Florida.