Arts and crafts store Hobby Lobby is coming to Oakleaf Town Center in Southwest Jacksonville.

The store — which will be the fourth in Jacksonville — is set to fill three vacant spaces next to SuperTarget at Oakleaf Town Center, located at Argyle Forest Boulevard and Old Middleburg Road South.

The city is in the process of reviewing an initial permit application at 9515 Crosshill Blvd., No. 101, to combine the three existing tenant spaces of 5,605, 17,913 and 21,315 square feet each, plus an additional 8,345 square feet behind one of the original tenant spaces, for a total of 44,833 square feet.

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Plans for the new store were first reported by the Jacksonville Daily Record.

Property brochures from the Sembler Company, a real estate organization that develops, manages and invests in retail shopping centers, show the town center itself as a 750,000-square-foot, open-air regional shopping center anchored by SuperTarget, Kohls and Home Depot. Other large draws include Big Lots, Jimmy Hula's, Ulta Beauty, PetSmart, Ross Dress for Less and HomeGoods.

There are about 15,285 households with an average income of about $83,734 within 3 miles of Oakleaf Town Center, according to Sembler Company reports.

Hobby Lobby's other Jacksonville-area stores are located at 11250 Old St Augustine Road in Mandarin; 4972 Town Center Parkway near the St. Johns Town Center; and 15324 Max Leggett Parkway near River City Marketplace.

This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Hobby Lobby plans store at Oakleaf Town Center in Jacksonville