Jupiter Island Luxury Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $15.3M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $3.9M |
| Highest Price | $29.9M |
| Total Listings | 8 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $2.9K |
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About Jupiter Island, FL
Located in Martin County, Jupiter Island is a barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. Its zoning restrictions limit commercial development and high-density housing, preserving the area's quiet residential character. With a population under 1,000, it's one of Florida’s most exclusive areas for real estate.
Many homes are hidden behind lush landscaping and private gates, contributing to a low-profile environment. Jupiter Island also attracts part-time residents who value discretion and coastal access. The community offers a slower pace compared to mainland cities while maintaining high standards of design and upkeep.
Access to the island is typically via County Road 707, connecting residents to nearby Hobe Sound, Tequesta, and Jupiter. Its layout supports a highly residential experience with limited public traffic and minimal commercial activity. Nature preserves and low-rise development help maintain the area's environmental appeal. Parks like Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge and Blowing Rocks Preserve offer outdoor recreation options without disrupting the quiet atmosphere.
For those interested in architectural variety, homes here range from mid-century designs to newly built waterfront estates. The environment prioritizes tranquility and coastal integration, making it especially appealing to buyers seeking a long-term retreat.
Luxury Real Estate in Jupiter Island
Real estate listings on Jupiter Island regularly exceed $6,000,000, with many homes priced in the multi-million-dollar range. Properties include oceanfront estates, Intracoastal homes with private docks, and expansive lots offering both privacy and open views.
Many residences feature updated or custom architecture, blending contemporary finishes with coastal materials. You’ll often find private elevators, impact-rated windows, resort-style pools, and interior design tailored for seasonal or year-round luxury living. Some buyers work with agents like Zach Greenberg of Coastal Real Estate Pros to access off-market opportunities. Home sizes vary, but even modest square footage commands premium pricing due to location.
The housing inventory tends to be limited, contributing to long-term price stability and a seller-driven market. Buyers here range from retirees and professional athletes to tech executives and finance professionals.
These homes are often used as primary residences, seasonal retreats, or part of a broader investment portfolio. With both Atlantic and Intracoastal frontage available, many listings appeal to boating enthusiasts who want direct access to open water. Gated properties and oversized lots provide a higher level of security and seclusion compared to more densely built markets.
Homes here are designed for both relaxation and entertaining, with the outdoors serving as a central focus.
Entertainment and Amenities
While Jupiter Island itself remains residential and low-key, nearby areas like Jupiter and Tequesta offer upscale dining, shopping, and wellness amenities. The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, Carlin Park, and Dubois Park provide a mix of historical sites and outdoor spaces within a short drive. For daily errands, nearby communities provide everything from gourmet markets to boutique fitness studios.
Golf enthusiasts are close to several well-rated courses, including the Medalist Golf Club, which has ties to professional players. The Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge supports hiking, beachgoing, and birdwatching for those seeking quiet recreation. Art festivals and cultural programming in nearby towns provide year-round enrichment.
Healthcare options include access to Jupiter Medical Center, one of the top-rated hospitals in the region. Fitness centers, spas, and specialized wellness clinics are within reach but remain off-island for those who prefer minimal traffic near home.
Dining options include fine coastal cuisine, international fare, and chef-driven establishments just minutes away in Jupiter or Palm Beach Gardens. Seasonal residents will appreciate the closeness to Palm Beach International Airport, typically under an hour away. Coastal Real Estate Pros helps buyers evaluate which surrounding areas best match their lifestyle needs while prioritizing quiet living.
For those who value privacy without sacrificing convenience, the island’s nearby amenities provide an ideal balance.
Education
Jupiter Island is served by the Martin County School District and is close to a range of respected private institutions and higher education options.
Elementary
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The Pine School (private, K–12)
Middle
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The Pine School (private, K–12)
High
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The Pine School (private, K–12)
Post-Secondary
FAQs
What types of homes are common on Jupiter Island?
Properties include luxury estates, custom homes with dock access, and private oceanfront residences. Many feature high-end finishes, large outdoor areas, and gated entry. Buyers often work with experienced agents to find available inventory, which can be limited.
Is Jupiter Island a quiet place to live?
Yes, the area maintains a low-density layout with limited commercial development and restricted zoning. Residents value the peaceful environment, which includes nature preserves and minimal through traffic. Most properties are insulated from road noise and neighboring activity.
How close is Jupiter Island to urban services?
While the island itself is residential, services are within 15–25 minutes depending on the destination. Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens provide dining, shopping, and medical facilities. Access to the airport and business districts is also convenient.
Who typically buys property on Jupiter Island?
Buyers tend to include executives, retirees, and seasonal residents with a preference for coastal privacy. Many use these homes as second or third properties. Long-term investment appeal and lifestyle quality are key motivators.
Are there boating and water access options?
Yes, many homes feature private docks, seawalls, or beach access for paddleboarding and kayaking. The Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean are both easily accessible. Properties along the eastern and western edges of the island provide different marine features.
What’s the general price range for homes?
Most homes are priced well above $6,000,000, with many exceeding several million dollars. Pricing depends on location, water access, and home size. Coastal Real Estate Pros helps buyers evaluate market conditions and find options aligned with their goals.
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