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• MLS® #: RX-11154791
• 211 Sugar Apple Way
• Jupiter, FL 33458
• $1,425,000
• 4 Beds, 3 Bath, 2,560 SqFt
• Residential

Ideally situated on a premium corner lot, this upgraded, builder-owned residence features a wraparound front porch with sweeping views of expansive open green space. One of the home's most desirable features is its exceptional location, with a large open green space directly outside the front door--offering privacy, views, and a true sense of openness. The backyard is a private outdoor oasis, complete with marble floors, a summer kitchen, a brand-new heated saltwater pool, and a dedicated play area--perfect for both entertaining and everyday living.Inside, the kitchen showcases upgraded countertops and cabinetry, high-end appliances, and designer light fixtures, blending style with functionality. Plantation shutters throughout the home provide elegance while filtering the afternoon sun. Upstairs, four bedrooms feature wood flooring and crown molding. The remodeled primary bathroom is a standout, featuring designer cabinetry, updated lighting, and a classic claw-foot tub. There is also an extended driveway, which would allow for 4 total parking spots. Additional highlights include a new roof installed in 2020 and partial impact protection. Located in the sought-after New Haven community, residents enjoy two playgrounds, a clubhouse, and a community pool. Conveniently close to beaches, major highways, and all that Jupiter has to offer, this home combines luxury, lifestyle, and location.

Facts About Jupiter, FL

Jupiter is 12 miles north of Palm Beach Shores via I-95 and Rte. 706. Jupiter is one of the few little towns in the region not fronted by an island. Beaches here are part of the mainland, and Route A1A runs for almost 4 miles along the beachfront dunes and beautiful estates.

The town of Jupiter was formed in February of 1925 by a small group of citizens.

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.