David Weekley Incentives at Villas at Kettering, eTown: Available Through November 30, 2026

Information current as of November 11, 2026. Availability and incentives can change quickly. Last verified: November 11, 2026.

David Weekley Homes is offering financing incentives on the last three villas at Villas at Kettering in eTown, Jacksonville. Per David Weekley's sales team, these incentives are available through November 30, 2026, and they apply only to the remaining homes. This post covers what the incentives are, which homes they apply to, and what to ask before you count on them. Confirm terms and deadlines with the builder and your lender.

Which homes the incentives apply to

The incentives are for the three remaining Rosamond villas at Villas at Kettering, part of Kettering at eTown. As of November 10, 2026, David Weekley's sales team reports that these are the last three villas in the community. Details below are from David Weekley's website as of November 11, 2026:

• 10272 Mineral Road: The Rosamond, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2,367 sq ft, 2-car garage, listed at $494,700
• 10280 Mineral Road: The Rosamond, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2,367 sq ft, 2-car garage, listed at $499,900
• 10261 Mineral Road: The Rosamond, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 2,367 sq ft, 2-car garage, listed at $504,900

All three are two-story paired villas marked "Ready Now" by the builder. For a full walkthrough of the community, see The Final Three: New Construction Villas in eTown Jacksonville FL.

The three incentive options

The builder's current flyer lists three financing options. Each is a separate path, so compare them side by side with a lender before you choose.

1. A 2/1 rate buydown. In a typical 2/1 buydown, your interest rate is temporarily reduced for the first two years of the loan: lowest in year one, a bit higher in year two, then the full note rate from year three on. That lowers your payment while you settle in, but your budget has to work at the full rate too.
2. A builder-incentive 30-year fixed rate. The rate stays the same for the life of the loan. If you plan to stay put, a lower fixed rate can matter more over time than a short-term buydown.
3. A reduced rate combined with closing cost help. This option pairs a lower rate with money toward your closing costs, which can reduce the cash you need at the closing table.

I'm not listing specific rates here on purpose. Rates and their APRs depend on your loan, credit and the day you lock, and they need to come from a lender with full disclosures. Ask the builder for the current flyer and ask your lender for the APR and total cost of each option.

Questions to ask before you count on an incentive

• Does the incentive require using the builder's preferred lender or title company?
• Does "available through November 30, 2026" mean you need a signed contract by then, a rate lock, or a closing? Ask the builder directly; I'm not assuming any of these.
• Can incentives be combined, or do you pick one?
• For the buydown: what is the payment in year one, year two and year three onward?
• For the closing cost option: how much does it cover, and can any of it go toward prepaids or the rate?
• What is the APR and the total estimated cost of each option over the time you expect to own the home?

Watch: Kaitlyn and I talk through these villas

My business partner Kaitlyn and I recorded a video on these homes. Watch it here:

FAQ

Until when are the David Weekley incentives available at Villas at Kettering?

Per David Weekley's sales team, as of November 10, 2026, the incentives are available through November 30, 2026, on the remaining homes at 10272, 10280 and 10261 Mineral Road. Confirm terms and deadlines with the builder and your lender.

Which homes qualify?

Only the three remaining Rosamond villas at 10272, 10280 and 10261 Mineral Road, per David Weekley's sales team as of November 10, 2026.

What is a 2/1 buydown?

A 2/1 buydown temporarily lowers your interest rate for the first two years of the loan, then the rate returns to the full note rate from year three on. Ask your lender to show your payment for each year.

Do I have to use the builder's lender?

Builder financing incentives often require the builder's preferred lender. Ask David Weekley's sales team which incentives require it, and compare the offer with an outside lender.

Can a buyer's agent represent me on a new construction villa?

Yes. You can bring your own agent to a builder's community. Bring them on your first visit, since many builders require it for the agent to be involved.

Want help comparing the options?

I'm Iva Zovko with Land to Coast at Keller Williams Atlantic Partners. I'm not the listing agent for these homes (they're listed by Weekley Homes Realty), so I can represent you as the buyer. Call or text (904) 521-0626, email ivazovko@jacksonvillecoastalhomes.com, or book a time with me.

Related reading: Buying eTown's Final New Construction Homes: What Jacksonville Buyers Should Know.

Availability, pricing and incentives are reported by David Weekley Homes and its sales team as of the dates shown and can change at any time. This post is not a loan offer or commitment to lend. Interest rates, APRs and eligibility are set by the lender; confirm all terms with the builder and your lender. Iva Zovko, Keller Williams Atlantic Partners.