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• MLS® #: R11090240
• 18395 131st Trail N
• Jupiter, FL 33478
• $1,100,000
• 5.18 Acres
• Land

A surge of new luxury construction is reshaping Jupiter Farms and nearby equestrian communities, making this 5.18-acre homesite a rare opportunity to secure sought-after land where buyers are actively building large custom compounds. Surrounded by similarly sized properties, the setting feels open, private, and estate-like. The land is high and dry and partially cleared, offering flexibility to design a substantial custom home with guest quarters, barns, paddocks, garages, or additional structures, and includes a scenic pond. Ideally located near Candoit Stables, White Trail Club, and Jupiter Creamery, the area blends rural living with refined local amenities. The property is fully fenced with cleared underbrush and FPL underground utilities ready for hookup. Site plans, architectural floor plans, and elevation drawings are available to expedite your build. Located just miles from Jupiter's waterways, beaches, and everyday conveniences, this property blends the freedom of rural living with close proximity to everything that makes the area so desirable. This is a compelling opportunity to step into one of Palm Beach County's most active land and luxury build markets.

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.

Looking for an outdoor, water activity? Check out Canoe Outfitters of Florida. You can see animals, from otters to eagles, along 8 miles of the Loxahatchee River.

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.