Apartments With Fitness Centers in Jacksonville, FL
9 verified options · Jacksonville, FL · Updated Jul 2026
Compare communities whose verified amenities include a gym or fitness center in Jacksonville. Every community below has a full review page with recurring resident feedback, advertised rent information and verified property details.
As of mid-2026, Jacksonville remains one of Florida's most affordable big-city rental markets — most one-bedrooms run $1,100–$1,700/mo, with riverfront and Town Center commanding a premium. Older garden communities dominate the value end; check unit age and pest-control history carefully.
5 Thousand Town
Southside / St. Johns Town Center · ~$1,600–$2,200
✓ Steps from St. Johns Town Center in a mixed-use, walkable setting
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MAA 220 Riverside
Brooklyn / Riverside · From ~$1,300
✓ Prime Brooklyn location steps from Unity Plaza, the Riverwalk, and Riverside dining
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RiverVue Avondale
Avondale · ~$1,500–$2,000+
✓ Direct St. Johns River views from a high-rise setting rare in Jacksonville
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San Marco Promenade
San Marco · ~$1,200–$2,500
✓ Units are generally delivered clean and well-prepared at move-in
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The Fountains at Deerwood
Southside / Deerwood · ~$1,300–$3,000
✓ Unusually large apartments and townhomes for the price point
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The Station at San Marco
San Marco · ~$1,400–$3,400
✓ One of the newest buildings in San Marco, with modern finishes throughout
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The Uptown at St. Johns
Southside / St. Johns Town Center · ~$1,400–$2,600
✓ Walkable to St. Johns Town Center shopping and dining
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The Waterford at Mandarin
Mandarin · ~$1,100–$1,700
✓ Affordable entry point to the desirable Mandarin school zone and San Jose corridor
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Vista Brooklyn
Brooklyn / Downtown · ~$1,300–$2,600
✓ Among the most upscale high-rise-style options in the urban core, with a standout rooftop deck
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