The real estate market never ends along the Sunshine State's coast, with big sales and exciting new listings popping up every day. At 1,350 miles, Florida's coastline is the longest in the continental United States, making this southern state one of the best destinations for building a great coastal home.
Here are some of the newest luxury properties that have recently entered or exited the Florida waterfront market.
For Sale — Boca Raton ($11.99 million)
Just 60 accommodations are tucked away behind the gates of the yachting enclave known as Sanctuary. This includes renovated, move-in ready luxury properties with deepwater dock cages. The approximately 6,000-square-foot home, located on a corner lot, offers unobstructed views of the water and the 27-acre bird/wildlife sanctuary island that surrounds the neighborhood.
Outdoor living spaces include multiple lounge areas, an outdoor kitchen, bar, and swimming pool. Back inside, the home's extensive updates are on full display in the chic kitchen, complete with a waterfall center island and wall of floating shelves. At $11.99 million, this listing sits right in the middle of the Sanctuary market. New homes in gated communities make up the most expensive properties, reaching more than $25 million.
The listing is held by Ari Albinder of Keyes Company.
Sold out — Jupiter ($10.5 million)
Completed in 2016 and recently sold, this waterfront home is located along the scenic Loxahatchee River, where its meandering waters flow into Jupiter Inlet and provide access to the ocean. The exterior exudes a Key West-inspired design with blue shutters, covered lanais, and palm tree landscaping. Inside, similar touches are infused with a modern feel, with amenities including a virtual golf area with a dedicated wet he bar. A covered patio space, summer kitchen, heated pool and spa are on site. At the end of the property there is a private he dock with a 20,000 pound boat lift and a second he lift for other personal watercraft and paddleboards.
Far above Jupiter's average sales price of $905,000, the sale reflects the presence of wealthy buyers willing to spend significant sums on waterfront new construction properties that continue to dominate the luxury market. Mike Ivancevich of Illustrated Properties, who represented the seller, said that this highlights the
For Sale — Vero Beach ($7 million)
If it weren't for the unique charm of the Atlantic Ocean and the various mature palm trees that dot the 1.25-acre property, one might believe this $7 million oceanfront mansion is located somewhere on the Mediterranean coast . Featuring an ornate arched entryway, red tile roof, and stucco façade, this timeless home is located right on the beach with a driveway that leads to 45 feet of shoreline. Panoramic views can be enjoyed throughout the 4,000 square foot floor plan, especially from the dining area, lanai, and second floor balcony.
One of the few properties located on this lush coastline across from Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, this four-bedroom residence offers exceptional privacy. Like many markets along the Florida coast, prices in Vero Beach vary widely depending on location. Waterfront properties, especially those located on barrier islands, command the highest prices on the market, typically reaching upwards of $15 million.
Matilde Sorensen of Dale Sorensen Real Estate owns the property.
Sold out — Rosemary Beach ($8.5 million)
Prime properties are becoming increasingly rare in Rosemary Beach, and even in the coastal area known as 30A, says Coastal Abode, which recently represented the purchaser of a five-story townhome in the area. says James Watts. “Our market continues to respond to very strong demand. When truly unique and special properties like townhomes come up for sale, they sell quickly once they hit the open market,” he added. Ta.
The townhouse, which closed for $8.5 million, was said to have a bold Art Deco exterior and an interior with sophisticated European finishes. Featuring a striking kitchen anchored by a large center island topped with Taj Mahal quartz countertops. Highlights include wide planks, wire-brushed white oak floors, a private service elevator, and a rooftop terrace spanning 3,226 square feet.
For Sale—Jupiter ($5.99 million)
Located on the northern edge of Palm Beach County, Jupiter has long been a place for expensive real estate and big sales (and more to come). That's why new construction homes, like this striking transitional-style home in Waterway Village, are coming onto the market to meet the strong demand for luxury waterfront real estate.
The 5,100-square-foot, three-story property is located just off the Intracoastal Waterway. A private dock with boat lift spans the width of the waterfront property. From there, the backyard opens to a heated pool and spa. Upscale finishes such as solid-core doors, voluminous shiplap ceilings, and low-opening picture windows add a touch of sophistication to the interior. Other highlights include a Roman-style bathtub, multiple flex spaces, and an office with built-in shelving and cabinetry.
Andrew and Milla Russo of Illustrated Properties own the property.
Sold—Vero Beach ($5.5 million)
Recently sold for $5.5 million, this 7,750-square-foot waterfront home is located at the high end of the market in Vero Beach's Moorings neighborhood, said listing agent Mathilde Sorensen of Dale Sorensen Real Estate. speaks. “This home sold for more than five times the median listing price on the moorings.'' The exceptional price is appropriate for such an exceptional property. Located along Florida's Treasure Coast, the beachfront home is connected to the beach via a private boardwalk.
The front of the property features a circular driveway and portico leading to a grand entrance with soaring windows and a crafted staircase. The geometric design creates unique interior spaces, including a family room with an oversized fireplace and built-in furniture. The kitchen, living room and dining area are located on the second floor, overlooking the tropical landscape.
For Sale — Grayton Beach ($3.85 million)
This charming 3,500 square foot home in Grayton Beach was completed in the past 10 years, and despite being located in one of 30A's original beach villages, it's part of the ongoing Florida Panhandle coastal region. It shows a great development. Owned by Brad Hilderbrand of Coastal Abode, this listing is his one of only eight currently available in the seaside community. Average home prices in the area have risen steadily over the past year, with Grayton Beach hovering at $3.4 million.
The two-story design incorporates upper and lower porches to maximize views. His six bedrooms are on open-concept floors adorned with shiplap walls. The backyard screened patio features a heated pool and lounge area.
Sold—Miami ($2.98 million)
This four-bedroom home recently sold in the Miami Shores neighborhood of north Miami has direct access to Biscayne Bay via a small cove waterway. Miami Shores prices have increased 8% in the last year, spurred by steady demand for waterfront properties near downtown Miami, said Raquel Leon, a property broker with Keys Company. . Miami Shores remains one of the most expensive neighborhoods in north Miami, with an average home price of $2 million.
This one-story Mediterranean-style home was built in 1930 and underwent extensive renovations in 2020. It features a vaulted living room, lots of windows and sliding glass doors, and a backyard patio that opens to the water.
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