The Beach Town & Waterfront District

by Matthew Pfohl

Not all waterfront living is the same. People may begin by searching for “oceanfront” or “waterfront,” but the lives those places create can be remarkably different.

Jupiter by the Sea

Some people are searching for a place where life revolves around the ocean. Morning beach walks. Bike rides through town. Waterfront cafés. A relaxed pace where people spend more time outdoors than indoors. Jupiter by the Sea captures much of what makes Jupiter special—a laid-back coastal lifestyle where the beach becomes part of everyday life while restaurants, shopping, parks, and the broader Jupiter community remain close by.

Why it's different

Residence 122 offers direct Atlantic Ocean views to the east and lake views to the west, creating a true sunrise-to-sunset experience. With only two residences per floor, the combination of low density, privacy, generous living space, and direct access to the Jupiter beach lifestyle is increasingly difficult to recreate.

Nautilus 220

Others are looking for a more active and connected relationship with the water. Boating. Dining. Wellness. Recreation. Social connection. A place where the waterfront becomes a platform for daily life. Nautilus 220, which officially opened this spring, represents a modern interpretation of that experience, where the marina, Intracoastal Waterway, waterfront dining, and resort-style amenities work together within a growing waterfront district.

Why it's different

Residence 1008 offers expansive views of both the Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean within one of Palm Beach County’s newest luxury waterfront communities. Private marina access, extensive wellness and recreation amenities, and on-site waterfront dining—including SeaHawk Prime by David Burke—create a distinctly modern coastal ownership experience.