A 12,095-square-foot oceanfront estate on Ponte Vedra Boulevard sold for $19.75 million, topping Northeast Florida's weekly home sales list.

The property at 1197 Ponte Vedra Blvd. led the Jacksonville Daily Record's top 10 residential sales for the week of Aug. 31 through Sept. 6. Four of the 10 highest-priced sales that week were in Ponte Vedra Beach. The weekly list covers single-family sales recorded in Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau and St. Johns counties.

John and Phyllis Patterson, through the John and Phyllis Patterson Joint Revocable Trust, sold the seven-bedroom home to 1197 PVB Community Property Trust. The two-story house sits on 1.65 acres and features eight full bathrooms, four half-bathrooms, an elevator, a wine cellar, a four-car garage, a pool and an outdoor kitchen.

Three more Ponte Vedra Beach sales make the list

Brian M. and Shirley A. Sharkey paid $4.675 million for a 3,010-square-foot home at 2407 S. Ponte Vedra Blvd., ranking No. 3 on the list. The sellers were James C. Kidder and Alana S. Curtice. The property sits on 0.46 acres.

Daniel M. and Lisa Krawczyk bought a 6,641-square-foot home at 24624 Harbour View Drive for $4.25 million, tying for No. 4. Peter D. and Dawn A. Kraft sold the 1.4-acre property, which last changed hands for $1.275 million in 2019.

Earl A. and Mollie B. Spriggs purchased a 3,003-square-foot home at 1036 Ponte Vedra Blvd. for $2.8 million, landing at No. 7. Sellers Erick R. Holt and Juliana Iarossi had bought the 0.46-acre property for $1.038 million in 2014.

The combined value of the four Ponte Vedra Beach transactions totaled $31.475 million.

New-build home fetches more than $11.68 million

Separately, a newly built home at 516 Ponte Vedra Blvd. sold for more than $11.68 million, according to a deed dated Sept. 1 and recorded Sept. 8 with the St. Johns County clerk of court. FaverGray Homes, which bought the lot in 2024, built and sold the six-bedroom, 6,600-square-foot property on a 0.54-acre lot. The home includes a three-car garage. The buyers requested their identities be withheld.