Moving to Jupiter, the town in Florida not the planet? Residents consider this northernmost enclave in Palm Beach County equally out of this world.
Famous for its vistas and visitors’ attractions like the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, that’s far from the town’s only bragging rights.
Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium hosts spring training for Major League Baseball’s Miami Marlins and St. Louis Cardinaalls and four minor league teams.
Jupiter Medical Center was just named a “High Performing Hospital” by U.S. News & World Report. And Maltz Jupiter Theatre just posted and put tickets on sale for the upcoming season of shows and concerts from October through May, and a conservatory for children.
“We are proud to say that Jupiter is home to one of the few remaining dog-friendly beaches in the state of Florida,” notes Jupiter’s website. “The dog-friendly beach areas have been defined as a 2.5 mile stretch of beach…”
You won’t even need your own boat. Jupiter offers a myriad of charters from deep sea fishing to scuba diving. Located at the confluence of the Loxahatchee River, the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean, there’s water, water everywhere and what’s described as stunning views.
Lang Realty had 811 listings this week for neighborhoods in Jupiter, Florida, from estates and luxury homes to renovated condos. Like most coastal communities on this side of the state, many are in private gated communities and residential country clubs. Lang also has listings in Tequesta, a village nearby.
But be aware if you do your own search, Jupiter Island is further north on a barrier island and not even in Palm Beach County. Why would that matter? If you’re coming down for a family friendly residential experience, Martin County is an entirely different school district.
