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• MLS® #: B26013778
• 19709 Harbor Road N
• Jupiter, FL 33469
• $16,000,000
• 6 Beds, 8 Bath, 8,862 SqFt
• Residential

Built by award-winning High Tide Waterfront Properties on Jupiter's iconic Bahamian-blue Intracoastal, this brand-new residence delivers a true sense of arrival with standout design and thoughtful execution throughout. From the moment you enter, your eye is drawn through the home to the beautiful blue water views beyond, setting the tone for the living experience inside. Expansive living spaces are finished with high-end materials and meticulous attention to detail. High Tide is known for thoughtfully building homes that make the experience of living in them unmatched, and this property is no exception. Designed for entertaining, the backyard features multiple fire pits, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, a waterfall feature, and inviting spaces to gather and relax along the water, creating an atmosphere that draws friends and family in. The chef's kitchen is outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances and designed to seamlessly connect to the home's main living and entertaining areas, including a club room ideal for hosting. Both first and second floor primary suites offer flexibility and privacy, while the second-floor balcony showcases a hot tub with sweeping Intracoastal views. Complete with a 32,000-pound boat lift and direct ocean access with no fixed bridges, this property delivers the ultimate Jupiter waterfront lifestyle. There is simply too much to capture in words—this is a home that must be experienced in person to fully appreciate.

Facts About Jupiter, FL

Jupiter Florida is home to the Burt Reynolds & Friends Museum.  This community based theater pays homage to its most famous son and is a beloved fixture in the Jupiter area.

If you are a baseball fan, both the St. Louis Cardinals and the Florida Marlins train at Roger Dean Stadium, a 7,000-seat stadium.

Looking for an outdoor, water activity? Check out Canoe Outfitters of Florida. You can see animals, from otters to eagles, along 8 miles of the Loxahatchee River.