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Bears Club
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Boca Raton
Incorporated in 1925, Boca Raton real estate is one of south Florida's oldest towns and is one of the largest in terms of population and land area stretching from the ocean to the Everglades. Boca Raton homes for sale
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Juno Beach Homes & Condos
Subdivisions in Juno Beach Homes & Condos:
- 700 Ocean Drive
- Alicante
- Barclay Condo
- Bay Colony
- Beachfront at Juno Beach
- Brigadoon
- Colony Condo
- Cote de la Mer
- Horizon
- Juno By The Sea
- Juno Dunes
- Juno Ocean Club
- Juno Ocean Key
- Juno Ocean Walk
- Juno Shores Resort
- Mercury Rising
- Oak Harbour
- Ocean Ridge
- Ocean Royale
- Ocean Trace
- Old Towne
- Pelican Walk Condo
- Royal Homestead
- San Remo Townhomes Condo
- Sea Oats
- Seaside
- Seaview
- Seminole Condominium
- Surfside Hills
- Surfside Park
- The Greenbrier
- The Manor
- The Oceanfront at Juno
- Tomkus
- Tower
- Waterfront On the Ocean
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Jupiter Farms
One of the best kept secrets in this area is undoubtedly Jupiter Farms. Homes for sale in Jupiter Farms lie within a 16 square mile, dedicated equestrian area. Jupiter Farms has a strong, rural feel yet is bound together by a sense that the residents like it here and want to keep it this way. You are welcome to come join Jupiter Farms and be a friendly neighbor.
Homes for sale in Jupiter Farms will be situated on sites between 1.25 acres up to about 20 acres. Many
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Jupiter Homes
Subdivisions in Jupiter Homes:
- Abacoa
- Abyssinia Park
- Acreage
- Admirals Cove
- Beach Walk
- Bella Vista
- Botanica
- Brentwood
- Brentwood South
- Bridgewater
- Carmel Landing
- Chasewood Condos
- Clocktower Hammock
- Coppola Villas
- Cove Harbor
- Cove Point
- Cypress Trails
- Eagles Nest
- Eastview Manor
- Egret Landing
- Fernwood Creek
- Fishermans Landing
- Fox Run
- Georgian Park
- Greenwood Cove
- Hammock Trace
- Heron Hideaway
- Hidden Bridge
- Holly Cove
- Imperial Woods
- Indian Creek
- Ironwood
- Jonathan's Landing
- Jupiter Bay Condo
- Jupiter by the Sea
- Jupiter Country Club
- Jupiter Cove
- Jupiter Dunes
- Jupiter Gardens
- Jupiter Hills
- Jupiter Key
- Jupiter Lakes
- Jupiter Landings
- Jupiter Ocean & Racquet Club
- Jupiter One
- Jupiter Plantation
- Jupiter River Estates
- Jupiter River Park
- Jupiter Riverfront
- Jupiter Townsite
- Jupiter Village
- Jupiter Woods
- Laurel Oaks
- Little Club Condo
- Little Oaks
- Loxahatchee Club
- Loxahatchee Landing
- Loxahatchee River Road
- Maisons de la Mer
- Mallards Cove
- Maple Island
- Maplecrest
- Maplewood
- Mystic Cove
- North Palm Beach Heights
- North Passage
- Oakwood Estates
- Ocean Club Jupiter
- Ocean Cove
- Ocean Parks Condo
- Ocean Walk
- Oceanside Terrace
- Olympus
- Owl Pointe
- Palm Cove
- Palm Point
- Park Place
- Park Plaza
- Paseos
- Penn Park
- Penn Waterway
- Pennock Landing
- Pennock Pointe Estates
- Perigon Point
- Pine Gardens
- Pines of Jupiter-Tequesta
- Privateer Pointe
- Ranch Colony
- Rialto
- Rio Vista
- Ritz Carlton
- River Isle
- River Oaks
- Riverwalk Jupiter
- Sandy Depth
- Sawfish Bay Colony
- Sea Brook Place
- Set-N-Sun
- Sims Cay
- Sims Creek
- Stonebriar
- Summer Winds
- Summerwood
- Sunrise Ocean Club
- The Moorings
- The Prado
- Tidewater
- Tierra Del Sol
- Timberwalk
- Tropic Vista
- Turtle Creek Condo
- Via del Mar
- Via Rio
- Village of Ocean Dunes
- Villas On The Green
- Waters Edge Estates
- Whispering Trails
- White Wing
- Woodland Estates
- Xanadu By The Sea
- Yacht Club Estates
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Jupiter Inlet Colony
Jupiter Inlet Colony, a small enclave on the southern tip of Jupiter Island, is one of the most unique areas around. A town onto itself, it even has its own police, so things in this quaint hamlet are quiet. And you can live right on the ocean, right on the Jupiter Inlet, right on the Intracoastal with Lighthouse views or on one of the inland streets. Curiously, although Jupiter Inlet Colony real estate sits right on the ocean, its elevation is nearly 20 feet above sea level. If you don't live right on the ocean, getting to the beach is no problem since there are several access points
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Jupiter Island
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Jupiter Island Condos
18 buildings totaling 516 Jupiter Island condo units on just a bit over a mile of waterfront are home to residents and snowbirds
Subdivisions in Jupiter Island Condos:
- Beach Sound
- Blowing Rock
- Carlyle
- Claridge
- Cliveden
- Island House
- La Mar
- Landfall
- Lykes Landing
- Ocean Sound
- Ocean Towers
- Ocean Villas
- Seamist
- Seawatch
- Tequesta Towers
- The JIB Club
- The Passages
- The Regency
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Jupiter Oceanfront Condos
Subdivisions in Jupiter Oceanfront Condos:
- Beachcomber
- Corinthians
- Jupiter Harbour
- Jupiter Ocean Grande
- Jupiter Yacht Club
- Ocean Trail Condo
- Oceancrest
- Sea Colony
- The Bluffs
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Loxahatchee River
The Loxahatchee River is a beautiful peaceful place to call home. Islands of Jupiter, Tequesta Country Club, Turtle Creek, and River Ridge are just a few of the communities that offer Loxahatchee Riverfront living.
The Loxahatchee River Watershed has a wide variety of habitats and is home to many rare and endangered species, such as the manatee and woodstork. This 260 square mile ecosystem includes the communities of Jupiter, Tequesta, Juno Beach, Jupiter Island, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Jupiter Farms, Hobe Sound and Palm Beach Gardens.
One of Florida's most unique treasures, the Loxahatchee River meanders through freshwater creeks, down into a brackish estuary, and finally empties through the Jupiter Inlet into the Atlantic Ocean. Journey back in time as you boat, canoe, or hike this Wild and Scenic River, and discover this gem for yourself.
- 10 major freshwater and saltwater habitats provide homes for a wide variety of wildlife.
- It is a peaceful, slow flowing river.
- Federally designated as a "Wild and Scenic River" in 1985. There are only two Wild and Scenic Rivers in Florida.
- Large amounts of natural areas are still intact and publicly owned. Nine miles of the Loxahatchee River, including the Wild and Scenic portion, flow through Riverbend Park (west on Indiantown Road) and Jonathan Dickinson State Park (U.S. Highway 1 - South of Hobe Sound).
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North Palm Beach
The Village of North Palm Beach is an interesting collection of older, Florida ranch style homes built when home-sites were much larger than they are today. Some of the North Palm Beach real estate is located on man-made canals leading to the Intracoastal Waterway.
Homes are located on streets with a nautical naming scheme such as Lighthouse, Anchorage, Sandpiper and Flotilla. And the Village of North Palm Beach uses a ship’s steering wheel as its logo.
The homes are centered around the North Palm Beach Country Club which has a golf course, Olympic size pool with
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North Palm Beach Condos
Full scale development and incorporation as a village occurred nearly simultaneously in 1956, with extensive dredging creating waterfront cul-de-sacs, and the development of a new east-west artery, Lighthouse Drive, connecting Old Dixie Highway and the newly aligned US 1. US 1 was widened and became the main office and civic corridor. Sir Harry Oakes' castle-like home on US 1 became the clubhouse for the village golf course.
In 1958-1959, North Palm Beach elected Walter E. Thomas, Jr. as its first Mayor. Walter and his wife Jackie and four children (Ted, Larry, Jim, and Pam) were the 55th family to move into the Village, arriving in 1957.
Lake Park West Road was also extended from Old Dixie Highway to US-1 and was renamed Northlake Boulevard, becoming the village's main commercial corridor. Twin City Mall, an enclosed shopping center, opened in 1970 at the corner of Northlake Boulevard and US-1 as Palm Beach County's second enclosed shopping mall. This Mall built onto the previous grocery store/strip mall completed in 1959. The mall contained a Sears, Jeffersons and GC Murphy's department stores, as well as the locally popular Karmelcorn and Orange Bowl eateries. The mall also sported one of the few movie theaters in the vicinity. The enclosed mall was demolished in the mid-1990s and has gradually been replaced by a mid-sized strip mall anchored by Publix. The village has maintained relative prosperity due to the many waterfront homes with Atlantic Ocean access as well as the overall jump in development in northern Palm Beach County in the last 10 years.
In 2006, village resident Jack Nicklaus redesigned the town's golf course and it reopened in late 2006 to rave reviews. Nicklaus charged the Village of North Palm Beach $1 for his services.
Subdivisions in North Palm Beach Condos:
- Everglades
- Gemini Club
- Governor's Pointe
- Lake Point Tower
- Landings East
- Landings South
- Marina Bay
- Old Port Cove
- Ports O'Call
- Seamark
- Twelve Oaks
- Waterway Terrace
- Windsor Walk
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North Palm Beach Homes
Full scale development and incorporation as a village occurred nearly simultaneously in 1956, with extensive dredging creating waterfront cul-de-sacs, and the development of a new east-west artery, Lighthouse Drive, connecting Old Dixie Highway and the newly aligned US 1. US 1 was widened and became the main office and civic corridor. Sir Harry Oakes' castle-like home on US 1 became the clubhouse for the village golf course.
In 1958-1959, North Palm Beach elected Walter E. Thomas, Jr. as its first Mayor. Walter and his wife Jackie and four children (Ted, Larry, Jim, and Pam) were the 55th family to move into the Village, arriving in 1957.
Lake Park West Road was also extended from Old Dixie Highway to US-1 and was renamed Northlake Boulevard, becoming the village's main commercial corridor. Twin City Mall, an enclosed shopping center, opened in 1970 at the corner of Northlake Boulevard and US-1 as Palm Beach County's second enclosed shopping mall. This Mall built onto the previous grocery store/strip mall completed in 1959. The mall contained a Sears, Jeffersons and GC Murphy's department stores, as well as the locally popular Karmelcorn and Orange Bowl eateries. The mall also sported one of the few movie theaters in the vicinity. The enclosed mall was demolished in the mid-1990s and has gradually been replaced by a mid-sized strip mall anchored by Publix. The village has maintained relative prosperity due to the many waterfront homes with Atlantic Ocean access as well as the overall jump in development in northern Palm Beach County in the last 10 years.
In 2006, village resident Jack Nicklaus redesigned the town's golf course and it reopened in late 2006 to rave reviews. Nicklaus charged the Village of North Palm Beach $1 for his services.
Subdivisions in North Palm Beach Homes:
- Captains Key
- Harbour Point
- Hidden Key
- Juno Isles
- Lost Tree Village
- Marbella Villas
- Nativa
- North Palm Beach Village
- NPB Country Club
- Prosperity Harbor
- Seminole Landing
- Waterway Vista
- Yacht Club
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Old Marsh
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Old Palm
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Palm Beach Gardens Golf Homes
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Palm Beach Gardens Homes
Prior to development, the land that became Palm Beach Gardens was primarily cattle ranches and pine forests, as well as swampland further west. In 1959, wealthy landowner and insurance magnate John D. MacArthur announced plans to develop 4,000 acres (16 km²) and build homes for 55,000 people. He chose the name Palm Beach Gardens after his initial choice, Palm Beach City, was denied by the Florida Legislature, because of the similarity of the name to the nearby Palm Beach. MacArthur planned to build a “garden city” so he altered the name slightly. The city was incorporated as a “paper town” (meaning that it existed only on paper) in 1959. The 1960 Census recorded that the city officially had a population of one, apparently a squatter whom MacArthur had allowed to stay on his property.
Rapid development took place in the 1960s. By 1970 the city had a population approaching 7,000 people. To showcase his new community, MacArthur purchased an 80-year-old banyan tree located in nearby Lake Park, that was to be cut down to enlarge a dentist’s office. It cost $30,000 and 1008 hours of manpower to move it. A second banyan was moved the following year. While moving the first banyan tree over the Florida East Coast Railway, the massive tree shifted and disconnected the Western Union telephone and telegraph lines running adjacent to the railroad, cutting off most communications between Miami, 80 miles to the south, and the outside world until the damage could be repaired. These trees still remain at the center of MacArthur Boulevard near Northlake Boulevard and are still featured on the city shield. In January 2007, the great-grandson of impressionist artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Alexandre Renoir, presented a painting to the city which depicts the Gardens banyan tree. It is currently on display at the city hall on North Military Trail.
City growth was slow but steady throughout the 1970s and 1980s, as the population has still not reached the predicted 55,000 people envisioned by MacArthur. However, the opening of the 1.3-million-square foot Gardens Mall in 1988 initiated a new wave of development, as did the sell off in 1999 of approximately 5,000 acres (20 km²) in the city by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Development of this property happened quickly and led to much new growth in the city. The city adopted an Art In Public Places ordinance in 1989 and has amassed an eclectic collection of works.[4]
The city suffered much damage to its tropical landscaping in the hard freezes of 1985 and 1989, but has experienced no freezing temperatures since then. The city was hit by Hurricane Frances, Hurricane Jeanne, and Hurricane Wilma in 2004 and 2005. Much of the city lost power for days at a time after each storm, and many traffic signals and directional signs in the city were destroyed. Many homes and businesses were severely damaged during the first two storms and contractors and construction materials were at a premium. Hundreds of homes were only nearing final repair when Hurricane Wilma hit the following year damaging or destroying many of those completed or ongoing repairs.
The Professional Golfers’ Association of America has its headquarters in the city. There are 12 golf courses within the city limits, including a course owned by the municipality. Several PGA tournaments have been hosted in Palm Beach Gardens since 1971. The Honda Classic has been held at the PGA National Resort and Spa since 2007 and was held at the Country Club at Mirasol from 2003 to 2006; both are located in Palm Beach Gardens. Ameribank and Wackenhut also have their headquarters in Palm Beach Gardens. The Gardens Mall, PGA Commons, Legacy Place, and Downtown at the Gardens [5] are the center of the city’s retail market. The city has the first and one of only three Paul bakeries in the United States.
Subdivisions in Palm Beach Gardens Homes:
- BallenIsles
- Bay Village
- Beaumont Place
- Bent Tree
- Breezewood Townhomes
- Cabana Colony
- Caloosa
- Catalina Lakes
- Cedar Gardens
- Cielo
- Cinnamon
- Crystal Pointe
- Cypress Hollow
- Cypress Island
- Eastpointe
- Edgemere
- Evergrene
- Fiore
- Frenchman's Cove
- Frenchman's Creek
- Frenchman's Reserve
- Frenchmen's Landing
- Garden Lakes
- Garden Oaks
- Garden Villas
- Garden Woods
- Gardens of Woodberry
- Gardenway Condo
- Glenbrook Condo
- Harbour Isles
- Harbour Oaks
- Hidden Hollow
- Horseshoe Acres
- Intracoastal Park
- JDM
- King Arthur Estates
- Lake Catherine
- Legacy Place
- Legends at the Gardens
- Lone Pine
- Magnolia Bay
- Maheu Estates
- Marina Gardens
- Mariners Cove
- Meridian Park
- Midtown
- Mirabella
- Miramar
- Mirasol
- Monet Oaks
- Montecito
- Nature's Hideaway
- Nicholas Park
- Oaks East
- Old Gate
- Palm Beach Country Estates
- Palm Harbour
- Paloma
- Paradise Port
- PGA Commons
- Pirates Cove
- Place In The Woods
- Prosperity Bay Village
- Prosperity Oaks
- Prosperity Pines
- Rainwood
- Restaurants in Palm Beach Gardens
- Sabal Ridge Condo
- San Matera
- San Michele
- Sandlewood Estates
- Seven Oaks
- Shady Lakes
- Siena Oaks
- Snug Harbor
- Square Lake
- Steeplechase
- Sun Terrace at The Oaks
- Tamberlane
- The Cove
- The Cove on Donald Ross
- The Hunt Club
- The Isles at Palm Beach Gardens
- The Landmark
- The Longwood
- The Sanctuary
- Town Oaks
- Trails End
- Villa Palma
- Vision One
- Waterway Manor Palmwood
- Westwood Gardens
- Westwood Lakes
- Winchester Court
- Wind In The Pines
- Wood Hill Estates
- Woodbine
- Woodland Lakes
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Palm Lake Co-Op
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PGA National
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Tiger Woods Workout Center

Typically on large Jupiter Island estate homes one would see waterfall resort-style stone pools with lots of freeform space for lounge chairs and entertaining. These luxury pools are built with the Intracoastal or Atlantic Ocean view right behind them. Tiger’s deck is built with practically no space to lay out or entertain. The view is of his own golf course with the Intracoastal practically a mile away. This backyard was clearly built for professional training and Tiger didn’t waste any space. The only question is where to put the jungle gym for the kids!
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- * All PGA Estate Homes
- * All PGA Townhomes
- * All PGA Zero Lot Homes
- Augusta Pointe
- Barclay Club
- Bristol Club
- Burwick Estates
- Canterbury
- Club Cottages
- Coventry
- Cypress Point
- Diamond Head
- Dunbar Woods
- Eagleton Cove
- Eagleton Estates
- Eagleton Lakes
- Fairway Villas
- General Pointe
- Glengary
- Glengary Villas
- Glenwood
- Golf Villas
- Grand Cay
- Heather Run
- Ironwood
- Legends
- Lexington Green
- Marlwood Estates
- Marlwood Townhomes
- Meadow Brook
- Monterey Pointe
- Patio Homes
- Pinehurst
- Preston
- Preston Courts
- Prestwick Chase
- Resort Villas
- Ryder Cup Villas
- The Island
- The Lakes
- The Masters
- Thurston Estates
- Thurston Villas
- Villa d'Este
- Villas of Burwick
- Windermere
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Shores of Jupiter
Jupiter Shores homes are just a mile north of Indiantown Road. The entrance is a scenic drive of sidewalks, grassy areas, trees, and lakes with fishing and small boats in the backyard. A total of 136 acres of lakes and
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Singer Island
Subdivisions in Singer Island :
- 2700 North Ocean
- Aquarius
- Beach Front
- Beachfront
- Capri
- Connemara
- Corniche
- Cote d'Azur
- Courtyard Condo
- Dunes Towers
- Eastpointe Condos
- Inlet Beach Club
- Martinique Condos
- Mayan Towers
- Oasis
- Ocean Tree
- Ocean's Edge
- Ocean's Edge
- One Singer Island
- Palm Beach Isles
- Palm Beach Shores
- Phoenix Towers
- Sea Dunes
- SeaWinds
- Sugar Sands
- The Reaches
- The Resort at Singer Island
- The Seagrape
- Tiara
- Via Delfino
- Villa Towers
- Villas on the Ocean
- Water Glades
- Yacht Harbor Manor
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Tequesta Communities
Subdivisions in Tequesta Communities:
- Chapel Court
- Coconut Cove
- Island Way Estates
- Key West Village
- Little Club
- North River Plantation
- River Pines
- Riverbend Country Club
- Riverside Drive Park
- Riverside Oaks
- Riverside Pines
- Tequesta Gardens
- Tequesta Pines
- Waterway Village
- Windswept Pines Court
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Tequesta Condos
On the northern side of Jupiter, across the graceful and scenic Jupiter Inlet and LoxahatcheeRiver, lies the quiet residential area called the Village of Tequesta.
Tequesta has long been a haven for folks who like a quiet village feel and are looking for great place to raise a family.
In addition to homes for sale along the LoxahatcheeRiver, the Village of Tequesta has a sprinkling of condominiums
Subdivisions in Tequesta Condos:
- Broadview Condos
- Jupiter Cove
- Sandpointe Bay
- Scrimshaw on the Bay
- Tequesta Cove
- Waterway Beach
- Whitehall
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West Palm Beach Homes
Subdivisions in West Palm Beach Homes:
- Bay Hill Estates
- Carleton Oaks
- Ibis Golf & Country Club
- Ironhorse
- Lakeside Green
- Osprey Isles
- Riverwalk in West Palm Beach
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