Jupiter

Jupiter · Jupiter Island · Jupiter Inlet Colony · Tequesta · Juno Beach

Where the Loxahatchee meets the inlet. Some of the most sought-after waterfront land on Florida’s east coast, held for decades by families who rarely sell, and almost never publicly.

• Jupiter IslandEstate parcels between the ocean and the Intracoastal, in a separate town with its own zoning and review.
• Jupiter Inlet ColonyA small private enclave at the inlet with its own town government and building committee.
• Loxahatchee River waterfrontRiverfront lots along a protected river, many with water access to the inlet.
• Admirals CoveA private club community with deepwater and golf homesites.
• The Bear’s ClubA private golf club community of custom estates.
• Tequesta & Juno BeachRiverfront and oceanfront single-family streets just north and south of Jupiter.

• Which code governsWe confirm whether the lot falls under Jupiter, Jupiter Island, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Tequesta or Juno Beach, and what that town’s setbacks and review mean for the site.
• The coastal lineOn the ocean, we locate the lot against the state’s Coastal Construction Control Line and factor in the permit and turtle-season timing.
• Flood elevationWe confirm the required finished floor height and what it does to the foundation, massing and design.
• The riverOn the Loxahatchee, we check what dock, seawall and shoreline work is realistic before a site is presented.
• Club approvalsIn gated communities, we confirm what the club and its architectural review will require.
• The timelineWe map the approval path, so you know the realistic time to break ground before you commit.

Vacant waterfront land in Jupiter is scarce. The opportunity is usually an older home on an oversized lot: riverfront and inlet parcels with homes from the 1960s through the 1980s, held by long-time owners and estates. We find them before they are listed, and underwrite the site for what can be built, not what stands on it today.

“Jupiter is home. I know these streets and waterfronts the way a neighbor does, and that is where the best conversations start.”

A conversation,
not a pitch.

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