In Jupiter Dunes, good food, sun and outdoor fun are a way of life. This community, wedged between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, offers plenty for residents to do in their free time and plenty of expansive homes for them to return to afterward. This area is like an island of its own, yet it's still closely connected to the rest of Jupiter. “That area, it’s a little gem in Jupiter,” says local Realtor Mark Hermann of eXp Realty. “You’re walking distance to everything there.”
From DuBois to Jupiter Ridge, there’s no shortage of recreation opportunities
Hermann, a lifelong resident of the region, says that many in Jupiter Dunes are within walking distance of the Jupiter Inlet, a strip of water between the ocean and the Loxahatchee River. Locals can enjoy the view or toss a line in the inlet waters at places like Jupiter Beach Park. Jupiter Beach is adjacent to DuBois Park and together the two parks form a shallow lagoon fed by a sliver of the Loxahatchee River, complete with a public swimming area. This community also offers the Jupiter Ridge Natural Area for hikers, a 271-acre behemoth with multiple trails. People can take a break from the beach to tackle the Jupiter Dunes Golf Course, too — an 18-hole par 3 course.
Jupiter Dunes locals take a dip in in the Loxahatchee river at Dubois Park.
Paddle boarding along the scenic waterways, residents experience tranquility in Jupiter Dunes.
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Proximity to the water is standard in Jupiter Dunes
The housing inventory in Jupiter Dunes is a medley of single-family homes and condos, many of them steps from the coast. There are, however, some residential corridors in the area that give off a suburban feel, with nice sidewalks and sizable lawns. Smaller landlocked condos start in the $300,000s, but there are luxury options closer to the water that climb as high as $4 million. Single-family homes in the area start at $600,000 but quickly jump into the millions.
This sleek, Mediterranean home is a standout example of Jupiter Dunes' beauty.
You can find some oceanfront luxury condos and hotels in Jupiter Dunes
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Come to Carlin Park for community engagement
Jupiter Dunes’ 120-acre Carlin Park is a magnet for community programming, thanks partly to its Seabreeze Amphitheater, a bandstand that can host everything from concerts to movies. The amphitheater is home to Carlin Park After Dark, a periodic free concert series. The annual Jupiter Seafood Festival happens here in February, too, a two-day extravaganza loaded with food and live music.
Carlin Park offers great beach side amenities to the residents of Jupiter Dunes.
A family celebrates with a picnic under the pavilions in Jupiter Dunes.
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Bring an appetite, for seafood and more
The Harbourside Place shopping center is popular for those looking to shop or dine out. There, boutique clothing stores like Lola Dré and John Craig Clothier sit alongside popular restaurants like The Woods Jupiter, owned by golf legend Tiger Woods and known for its French onion soup. Just north of Harbourside is Schooner’s, a local favorite around since 1984. Those looking to grab groceries and other essentials can stop by the Publix in the Jupiter Square shopping center.
Enjoy fine dining at The Woods, a premier restaurant located in the heart of Jupiter Dunes.
Jupiter Dunes locals come to Schooners for a great happy hour.
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Locals hold area schools, like Jupiter High, in high esteem
The public schools in the area, part of The School District of Palm Beach County, are well-regarded. The system carries a B-plus rating on Niche. A possible path for kids in Jupiter Dunes is to start at Jupiter Elementary, which offers a Spanish dual-language program and has a B-minus rating on Niche. Students can participate in extracurriculars like a LEGO Robotics team at A-minus-rated Jupiter Middle before joining a program like the Engineering Choice Academy at the A-rated Jupiter Community High. “The schools in Jupiter are top-rated,” says David Weinthal, a realtor with RE/MAX Properties who’s been a resident of the area for over two decades. “My wife used to teach in the school system, and both my boys graduated from Jupiter High. The marching band has won national competitions, and the institution as a whole is forward-thinking.”
Jupiter Elementary School serves students in grades kindergarten through 5th in Jupiter Dunes.
Jupiter High School is a public high school in Jupiter Dunes.
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State Road 706 is a link to the rest of the region
Drivers in Jupiter Dunes can quickly reach the rest of Jupiter by crossing the Indiantown Bridge along Florida State Road 706. Commuters can continue on 706 to merge onto Interstate 95 for trips out of town, and they can use a combination of I-95 and Florida State Road 811 to get south to West Palm Beach and the Palm Beach International Airport.
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On average, homes in Jupiter Dunes, Jupiter sell after 94 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Jupiter Dunes, Jupiter over the last 12 months is $620,000, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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