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• MLS® #: RX-11096299
• 148 Botanica Drive #(adu)
• Jupiter, FL 33458
• $2,600
• 1 Bed, 1 Bath, 750 SqFt
• Rental

Nestled within the charming Botanica community, this expansive guest house apartment is a true gem - a rarity to find. A meticulously crafted haven, it showcases a completely custom layout, adorned with exquisite hardwood flooring throughout. The suite boasts top-tier GE stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and is impeccably furnished with a tasteful, contemporary interior design. The kitchen showcases bespoke cabinetry, an expansive island seating three, fostering an open-concept space perfect for gatherings. The bathroom evokes thoughts of a tranquil island escape, while the generously-sized bedroom is graced by a King-size bed and an enviable walk-in closet.Conveniently accessed via a separate entry at the rear of the main residence, you have the freedom to come and go at your leisure. While this rental doesn't grant access to the private on-site pool, rest assured that the sprawling community pool is just a brief stroll away. The property's prime location ensures proximity to shopping centers, the esteemed Gardens Mall, sun-kissed beaches, and all the wonders that the tropical paradise of Jupiter, Florida has to offer. This is offered as an annual rental at $2,600/month or seasonally at $6,000/month.

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.

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.

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.