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• MLS® #: RX-11082543
• 103 Pennock Landing Circle
• Jupiter, FL 33458
• $3,900
• 4 Beds, 3 Bath, 1,736 SqFt
• Rental

Available June 1st! 4-bedroom, 3-bath single-family pool oasis nestled in the heart of Jupiter! With over 1,700 sq. ft. of inviting living space, this charming residence offers ample room for everyone to unwind and thrive.As you enter, the first floor welcomes you with a versatile bedroom/den and a full bath, perfect for guests or a home office. Cook up your favorite meals in the eat-in kitchen, and enjoy gatherings in the expansive 28-foot living room featuring soaring vaulted ceilings--ideal for both entertaining and relaxation.Head upstairs to discover your serene primary suite, complete with its own ensuite bath, along with two additional spacious bedrooms and another full bath. Close to our pristine Beaches.Step outside to your beautifully fenced yard and take in the serene views from the 23-foot screened-in porch overlooking the sparkling pool. It's the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening get-togethers! Plus, your furry friends are welcome, subject to approval! This prime location places you just minutes away from vibrant shops, delicious restaurants, and the pristine beaches that make Jupiter famous. Don't let this gem slip away,your perfect rental home is waiting for you! Tenants will be responsible for pool maintenance and landscaping. Get ready to make unforgettable memories in your new home!

Facts About Jupiter, FL

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 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.