Hobe Sound Luxury

Luxury homes in Hobe Sound offer a private retreat close to the Atlantic coastline. Properties priced above $800,000 often feature expansive lots, updated interiors, and access to nearby beaches. Many homes include outdoor living spaces, ideal for year-round enjoyment. Residents appreciate the proximity to nature preserves like Jonathan Dickinson State Park without sacrificing modern conveniences.

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Hobe Sound Luxury Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $3.3M
Lowest Price $849K
Highest Price $23M
Total Listings 53
Avg. Price/SQFT $789

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Luxury Real Estate in Hobe Sound, FL

Hobe Sound offers a mix of coastal estates, gated communities, and acreage properties, often priced at $800,000 or more. Many high-end homes sit along the Intracoastal Waterway, in exclusive areas like Jupiter Island or The Soundings. Architectural styles include Old Florida ranches, Mediterranean-influenced villas, and newer custom builds that emphasize privacy and outdoor living.

Gated developments such as Loblolly and Medalist Village feature golf, clubhouses, and private security, while areas east of U.S. 1 offer homes with water views and access to Hobe Sound Public Beach. Properties tend to offer larger lots compared to denser urban settings, making them suitable for pool installations or guest houses. Buyers typically include retirees, snowbirds, and professionals seeking a primary or second residence with a relaxed atmosphere.

The proximity to Jupiter Island, Jonathan Dickinson State Park, and unspoiled coastline adds appeal without the congestion found in other parts of South Florida. With limited commercial development and strong preservation rules, Hobe Sound retains its appeal for those prioritizing space, quiet, and coastal access.

About Hobe Sound, Florida

Hobe Sound is a census-designated place in Martin County along Florida’s Treasure Coast, with a population of just over 13,000 residents as of 2020. Once dubbed “Picture City” in the 1920s, the area was briefly planned as a movie production town during Florida’s land boom.

While those plans faded, remnants like street names referencing Greek mythology and historic street lamps remain. The town’s history stretches back further, with origins tied to the Jaega people and early Spanish explorers. Its current layout stretches from Port Salerno to the north down to Jonathan Dickinson State Park on the southern border.

The community balances its natural environment with thoughtful planning and preservation efforts. Hobe Sound Public Beach, located on nearby Jupiter Island, provides direct access to the Atlantic Ocean. US Highway 1 functions as the commercial corridor, with A1A and Bridge Road serving as local access points to parks and coastal zones.

Unlike nearby cities, Hobe Sound remains unincorporated, with community representation handled by county officials and a local advisory committee. Despite its growth, the area preserves a strong residential identity supported by protected green spaces and controlled development.

Entertainment and Amenities

Hobe Sound offers outdoor access and low-impact amenities that match its natural surroundings. Residents enjoy immediate proximity to beaches, including Hobe Sound Public Beach, one of the county’s four lifeguarded sites.

The area is also adjacent to Jonathan Dickinson State Park, which offers hiking, kayaking, and nature education. Downtown features small cafés, galleries, and local markets rather than large-scale commercial centers. Annual events and seasonal art installations offer low-key entertainment and foster community interaction.

Golf and private clubs form another key part of the lifestyle, with facilities like Medalist Golf Club attracting both seasonal and year-round residents. The quiet layout supports walking, biking, and limited vehicular traffic in residential pockets. Residents can also access the MARTY bus service and nearby intercity rail stations in Stuart and West Palm Beach.

Preservation groups and local government actively manage the conservation of the coastline and native plant life. For those seeking low-density living with coastal access and small-town amenities, Hobe Sound offers a slower pace without sacrificing proximity to regional hubs.

Education

Hobe Sound is part of the Martin County School District and includes both public and private academic institutions. Education in the area supports a range of needs from early learning through college preparation.

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FAQs

What types of luxury properties are available in Hobe Sound?

High-end real estate includes waterfront homes, gated estates, and golf community residences. Many homes include docks, pools, and oversized lots. Buyers can find both new construction and renovated properties with custom features.

How close is Hobe Sound to nearby cities?

Hobe Sound is about 25 miles north of West Palm Beach and 12 miles south of Stuart. The nearest commercial airport is Palm Beach International Airport. Stuart’s upcoming Brightline station will also improve access to the region.

Is Hobe Sound prone to hurricanes?

Yes, like other parts of the Treasure Coast, the area can be affected by tropical weather. Many luxury homes are built with impact-resistant materials and follow current building codes. Elevated lots and thoughtful landscaping also help manage stormwater and wind risk.

What recreation options are available nearby?

Residents can explore Jonathan Dickinson State Park, beaches, nature preserves, and private golf clubs. Boating, paddleboarding, and fishing are common pastimes. The area also offers quiet walking trails and community-led events.

Is Hobe Sound a walkable community?

Some areas near A1A and Bridge Road offer walkability to local shops and cafés. Most errands require a car, but neighborhoods are designed with pedestrian-friendly layouts. Sidewalks and park access make it comfortable for daily activity on foot or by bike.

 



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