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Amelia National Golf & Country Club

Gated, Golf Course Community in Fernandina Beach, Florida

Residents of the amenity-filled Fernandina Beach new home community of Amelia National Golf and Country Club experience a vacation-type lifestyle each and every day. This truly magnificent Tom Fazio golf course community embodies country club living at its best; from the Tom Fazio-designed, 18-hole golf course and championship-quality tennis courts to the luxurious fitness center and clubhouse facilities.

Enjoy lounging by the pool and superb dining at the club located within Amelia National’s guard-gated access. Amelia National Golf and Country Club is situated in Fernandina Beach, which is often termed the gateway to the enchantingly quaint Amelia Island.

The entire experience of Amelia National is geared to those well acquainted with the world’s finest private country club destinations in Florida. A charming, French provincial clubhouse will welcome you with a relaxing atmosphere of quality and elegance. Steeped in the traditions of the world’s most renowned golf clubs, fine dining as well as the casual camaraderie of a 19th hole bar and grill will be accompanied by superlative service and fabulous views of the course and grounds.

With private meeting rooms and convivial gathering areas the clubhouse has been planned to cater to your every need. Outdoors a sparkling pool complex set among lushly landscaped gardens will be a delightful place to gather with friends and neighbors.

Fernandina Beach Custom Home Builder – ICI Homes

Amelia National Golf and Country Club features stunning, award winning floor plans from Fernandina Beach, Florida custom home builder, ICI Homes. Offering modest single-family homes to palatial estate homes with lake and golf course views, ICI Homes has been at the forefront of the home building industry and is consistently ranked among the top 100 home builders in the country.

This is one of the best new home golf communities in Florida and one visit here will have you in love with the Florida golf community life style!

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April 3, 2026One perk of living at Amelia National Golf & Country Club is the surrounding natural environs and outdoor recreation. Tucked on Florida’s northeast coast, Amelia National — one of ICI Homes’ signature properties — offers near-instant access to some of the state’s top outdoorsy pursuits. One of those is birding. The state’s Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail offers a game plan for spotting all sorts of feathered friends, which Amelia National residents can do thanks to their community’s proximity to its hometown of Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island. While both offer multiple stops on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, excellent birding opportunities also exist in Amelia National backyards, and beautiful natural spaces near this master-planned community’s waterways, woodlands and its Tom Fazio-designed golf course. And, once you’re ready, branch out to these birding hot spots near Amelia National. Amelia Island State Park At the island’s southern tip, Amelia National residents can roam more than 200 acres of protected beaches, coastal forests and marshes in search of different birds. It’s always fun to spot pelicans poaching fishing bait, seagulls cawing for snacks, spunky sandpipers, elegant egrets and herons of all shapes and sizes, and soaring raptors. Note that entrance fees apply. Located at 9550 1st Coast Highway, south of Fernandina Beach. Egans Creek Greenway Next door to downtown Fernandina Beach and a world away. Overseen by the city’s planning and conservation department, Egans Creek Greenway encompasses more than 300 acres of protected land along Ron Sapp Egans Creek. Miles of grassy trails offer undisturbed vistas for hikers and cyclists and, naturally, many bird species. Admission is free. Multiple access points include behind the Atlantic Recreation Center (offers parking) at 2500 Atlantic Avenue, two entrances off Jasmine Street between Citrona Drive and Fletcher Avenue, from Citrona Drive via Beech Street and Hickory Street extensions, and the Residence Inn at 2301 Sadler Road. Fort Clinch State Park The historic landmark that keeps on giving. Fort Clinch, which dates to the mid-19th century, anchors this 1,400-acre site just north of Fernandina Beach, and is on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail. Enjoy the historic fort on one visit, cycle miles of trails on another, and gawk at and photograph scores of bird species that flock along its shores, marshes and forests. Note that entrance fees apply. Located at 2601 Atlantic Avenue in Fernandina Beach. Spoonbill Pond at Big Talbot Island State Park Also on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, and renowned for spectacular birding, particularly rare and endangered species. Big Talbot Island State Park is mostly wilderness with some visitor amenities, but for birders, the highlight is Spoonbill Pond, a large water feature on the Atlantic side of A1A (Florida’s Atlantic coast highway). It’s a prime spot to see the pond’s distinctive, pink spoonbills in action. Located just south of Amelia Island State Park, across from Nassau Sound. The official address is Residence Court, Jacksonville. Ready for your Amelia National lifestyle? Talk to ICI Homes here. [...] Read more...
February 3, 2026A great community with staying power is always evolving, and that’s the scene at Amelia National Golf & Country Club, one of ICI Homes’ signature properties. The master-planned community with Fernandina Beach’s best address begins its THIRD decade of welcoming new residents who seek a new custom Florida home in a custom environment. Amelia National opened in spring 2005, with its centerpiece Tom Fazio-designed golf course opening in 2006, and it’s all going strong. There’s always something new here for current and future Amelia National residents, whether it’s upgraded amenities, new infrastructure, or simply tasty new menus at the community’s French Provincial clubhouse. There also are plenty of new homesites and custom Florida homes awaiting their first owners in this gated community only a few miles from its historic hometown and Amelia Island beaches. Here’s some of the “new” at Amelia National.   The particulars Amelia National sits along Amelia National Parkway just south of State Road 200. It’s a convenient location thanks to Interstate 95 to the west and S.R. 200 continuing east to Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island, both top Florida resort destinations. Along with the golf course, Amelia National residents can enjoy the clubhouse’s vibrant social and dining scenes, a full fitness center, and sundeck and resort-style swimming pool outside. The clubhouse overlooks both the golf course’s 18th hole, and the eight-court Har-Tru tennis center that opened in 2015.   Amelia National’s Tom Fazio golf course already was renowned as one of Florida’s best, having hosted many state and regional tournaments in addition to member play throughout its first two decades. But a $15 million renovation that began in March 2025 and was complete by November of the same year has made it positively glow. Overseen by Fazio Design, the renovation refreshed the overall course, refining greens and enhancing the playability of an already enjoyable experience.   New second gated entrance Access, granted! Amelia National is a big place; master-planned communities must be to contain 18-hole golf courses. And it’s still growing with new homesites being released and new custom Florida homes to be built. As the community expands south and west through multiple new phases of development, a second entrance gives residents another option. The main entrance at the north end of Amelia Concourse Parkway also marks the north end of the community’s main street — Amelia National Parkway. Now, Amelia National Parkway connects to the southern part of Amelia Concourse Parkway with a new residents-only gate. Construction began in early 2024 and included definitive landscaping and hardscaping. Visitors will continue to stop at Amelia National’s main gate.   New model homes What would a growing community be without them? Check out Amelia National’s latest model homes — the Costa Mesa and Egret V floor plans — online or in person. They offer a tantalizing taste of what’s possible, along with inspiration for customers’ own new custom Florida homes here. Ready for your Amelia National lifestyle? Talk to ICI Homes here. [...] Read more...
November 3, 2025Curious about Amelia National Golf & Country Club and looking for reasons to check it out? Here’s a good one: Amelia National’s hometown of Fernandina Beach is on Business Insider magazine’s list of top six small Florida towns. This latest affirmation dropped in June, in a travel article listing the state’s best small-town, hidden-jewel destinations. Key Takeaways Fernandina Beach, home to Amelia National Golf & Country Club, was named one of Business Insider’s top six small towns in Florida. Located on scenic Amelia Island, the town offers 13 miles of beaches, a vibrant historic downtown, and rich history dating back to the 16th century. Residents of Amelia National enjoy gated luxury living just minutes from beaches, parks, and downtown Fernandina’s shops, restaurants, and festivals. Outdoor recreation abounds with nearby state parks, fishing, biking, and beach access. ICI Homes offers custom luxury homes in Amelia National—Fernandina Beach’s premier golf and country club community. Located on gorgeous Amelia Island, Fernandina Beach and its surroundings are one of Florida’s most sought-after resort areas. And if visitors love it, you know it’s an even better place to live. Amelia National residents are less than 15 minutes west of their vibrant, historic hometown and Amelia Island’s waterways and Atlantic beaches. They’re also a quick drive west to Interstate 95, and a half-hour north of metro Jacksonville. Amelia National boasts Fernandina Beach’s best address thanks to its private, gated environs, Tom Fazio-designed golf course, French Provincial clubhouse, and generous opportunities to build or buy a new custom luxury Florida home here with ICI Homes. Here are more reasons to give Amelia National and its hometown a good look, courtesy of Business Insider. Amazing history Mount Dora, Cedar Key, Alys Beach, Seaside and Tarpon Springs are the other small Florida towns lauded by Business Insider. Each has an origin story, but Fernandina Beach’s might take that prize. Its recorded history dates to the 16th century. Eight countries and/or governing bodies have had dominion here, including a pirate presence. It’s also the birthplace of the modern shrimping industry. Outstanding beaches Roam 13 miles of pristine Atlantic beaches, with 40 public beach accesses within Fernandina Beach city limits (24 with parking facilities) and three amenity-filled beachfront parks. Two Nassau County beachfront parks can be enjoyed outside the city limits. There’s amazing history here too, with the American Beach community’s legacy as a major African-American resort area during the 20th century. Don’t miss its majestic sand dunes, A. L. Lewis Museum and tours. Engaging downtown Fernandina Beach’s charming downtown is filled with preserved buildings, ancient live oaks, and lively restaurants, bars and shopping. Watch endless sunsets over the adjacent Amelia River. The town’s 50-block Historic District is on the National Register of Historic Places, sporting quaint Victorian structures and streetscapes. Museums are everywhere, as are Fernandina Beach’s modern festivals such as the Dickens on Centre holiday weekend, Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival, and the Amelia Island Book Festival. Take a tour! These range from guided tasting, ghost and historical excursions on land, to boating and personal-watercraft outings with local captions and outfitters. Speaking of… Outdoor recreation Go fishing, beaching, cycling and hiking at the 1,400-acre Fort Clinch State Park — another 19th-century destination. Egan’s Creek Greenway Trail allows outdoor enthusiasts to get lost only a short walk south of downtown Fernandina Beach. Fernandina Beach also is only minutes north of Amelia Island State Recreation Area and Amelia Island State Park at the island’s southern tip. Ready for your Amelia National lifestyle? Talk to ICI Homes here. [...] Read more...