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• MLS® #: B26027307
• 111 Caballo Lane
• Jupiter, FL 33458
• $950,000
• 0.12 Acres
• Land

111 Caballo Lane presents a rare opportunity to build a custom luxury residence within the prestigious gates of The Loxahatchee Club, one of Jupiter's most exclusive private golf and country club communities. Ideally positioned on a quiet interior street, this exceptional homesite offers the perfect canvas to create a private estate tailored to your lifestyle. Surrounded by mature tropical landscaping and elegant custom homes, residents enjoy a world class setting featuring a nationally acclaimed Jack Nicklaus designed golf course, premier clubhouse amenities, fitness center, tennis, pickleball, dining, and a highly coveted atmosphere of privacy and luxury. Located just minutes from Jupiter's pristine beaches, the Jupiter Inlet, fine dining, boutique shopping, private aviation, and top rated schools, this offering combines the exclusivity of club living with the best of the South Florida coastal lifestyle. A premier opportunity to secure land and build in one of Palm Beach County's most sought after communities. The Loxahatchee Club Tucked away on 340 acres of meticulously preserved land in Jupiter, Florida just north of Palm Beach, The Loxahatchee Club stands as one of South Florida's most exclusive hidden gems. This ultra private, gated enclave is home to only 285 distinguished residences, offering an unparalleled sanctuary for those who demand the very finest in resort style living. Defined by uncompromising quality, refined casual elegance, and absolute exclusivity, the community is enveloped by 71 acres of pristine freshwater lakes and 40 acres of protected greenbelt, an idyllic, secluded setting that feels worlds away from the ordinary. For the discerning few, The Loxahatchee Club delivers a rare level of privacy and privilege. The centerpiece 10,000 square foot Activities Center features a state of the art fitness facility with premium equipment, a breathtaking tropical lagoon style swimming pool with private cabanas and snack bar, a full service spa offering restorative treatments, and three lighted hydro grid tennis courts for year round play. The crown jewel remains the legendary Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course. This challenging 7,147 yard masterpiece, often called the "shot maker's course" has earned repeated acclaim as one of Golf Digest's Top 100 courses in North America. With two nine hole loops and a prestigious tournament calendar, it provides the ultimate golf experience reserved for members and residents. Socially, the club sets the standard for sophisticated living. The elegant clubhouse hosts exceptional dining, intimate member gatherings, signature holiday celebrations, parades, and exclusive private events. Here, meaningful connections flourish among like minded individuals who value discretion and distinction. Blessed with Jupiter's perfect year round climate and an enviable location, residents enjoy effortless access to the area's most exclusive beaches, private clubs, Michelin caliber restaurants, luxury shopping, and championship golf without sacrificing the serenity of their private enclave. The Loxahatchee Club is more than a community, it is a legacy address for those who seek the rarest combination of seclusion, natural beauty, world class and amenities. A true hidden gem for the most discerning clientele.

Facts About Jupiter, FL

To mark the reef lying off the Jupiter Inlet, Congress in 1853 appropriated $35,000 to construct a lighthouse.  At the top of the Jupiter Lighthouse, you can see the Loxahatchee River.

Jupiter Florida is home to some of the finest golf in South Florida head for 18 hole golf course located at Jupiter Dunes Golf Club.  It is located right on the Jupiter River estuary and offers golf for both the seasoned veteran and novel enthusiast.

If you're looking for an exploration adventure in Jupiter, check out the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse. The Lighthouse was designed by Civil War hero General George Meade and is operated by the Coast Guard since 1860. Tours of this 105-foot-tall landmark unfold every half hour. There is a small museum that tells about efforts to restore the lighthouse to the way it looked from 1860 to 1918.