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18771 Misty Lake Drive Jupiter, FL 33458

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18771 Misty Lake Drive Jupiter, FL 33458 in the Shores

Welcome to this beautifully maintained CBS 4-bedroom, 3-bath pool home, ideally situated next to a peaceful 150-acre nature preserve, offering unmatched privacy and serenity. Custom hand-carved mahogany and beveled glass double doors create a grand and elegant entrance that sets the tone for the rest of the home. Freshly painted inside and out, this home features brand-new luxury vinyl flooring in the formal living and dining rooms. The European-style gourmet kitchen flows seamlessly into the spacious family and living rooms, highlighted by crown molding and plantation shutters, making it perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. Throughout the home, you’ll find newly installed lighting, ceiling fans, and fixtures that add a fresh and modern touch.

The primary suite overlooks the expansive screened-in pool area and includes a luxurious bath with a tranquil atrium view. One guest bedroom offers access to a private cabana bath, while the two additional guest rooms share an updated full bath featuring a new vanity. The recently refinished pool is surrounded by lush tropical landscaping, beautiful accent lighting, a privacy fence, and a screened patio area complete with an outdoor shower and cabana bathcreating your own private retreat.
Upgrades include a 2019 barrel tile roof, accordion hurricane shutters, hot water heater (2019), and a digitally controlled air conditioning system (2019). The home is equipped with Ring security system featuring cameras and motion sensors, and outdoor lighting. For added convenience and peace of mind, the property includes a Rachio smart sprinkler system that adjusts automatically to weather conditions. A Ring doorbell is also included, ensuring the home is tech-ready for its next owner. Located just minutes from I-95 and the Florida Turnpike, this home is also within a top-rated school district and minutes from Jupiter’s stunning beaches, the inlet, and the Intracoastal Waterway. Enjoy easy access to dozens of waterfront restaurants and boutique shops in one of South Florida’s most desirable coastal communities. This meticulously updated, storm-ready, and move-in-ready home offers the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and convenienceyour paradise awaits.

Data Provided by: Keller Williams Realty/P B

10095 176th N Lane Jupiter, FL 33478

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10095 176th N Lane Jupiter, FL 33478 in Jupiter Farms

This 2018 custom built 4/4/4 home with a screened, heated, salt water pool sits on a VERY private 2.55 acres of high and dry land on a paved road just off Jupiter Farms Rd. Close to Publix / Riverbend. A modern energy efficient farmhouse with Hardi plank clad exterior, no rot trim, FULL impact and a metal roof. The 1k gal propane tank runs a 30KW whole house generator, on demand HW & 6 burner chef’s cook top. The 4 car garage has AC w/ half used as a home gym. Just some upgrades include: GE Café appliances including double door convection oven, gas cook top and wine fridge, 100% tiled floors, whole house audio/security system w/ 8 cameras, Jandy pool controls, 20 SEER AC, zoned sprinkler, landscape lighting, FULL paver’d driveway. Enjoy Jupiter Farms living without being ”way back there.’

On 2.55 Acres one may build an Accessory Dwelling Unit (“Accessory Quarters” or mini house w/ a kitchen) that is <1000 SF of AC’d space PLUS another 500 SF of roof over say the patio or a garage. One may build up to a 12 stall private horse stable and board up to 4 horses not owned by the occupant. Or, one may build a HUGE hobby shop IN ADDITION to the ADU up to about 16,000 SF. All the comforts of a newer construction, energy efficient, home with the space and privacy of Jupiter Farms. Conveniently located at the front of the Farms, enjoy the beauty of this home as you pull up to long paver’d driveway that curves up by a small bridge and water feature that sits in front of this pristine home. Pull your cars to the side of the home to the shelter of the attached 4 car fully air-conditioned garage. This light and bright home is fully tiled and boasts 4 bedrooms (possible 5th) and 4 full bathrooms with a split floor plan. The spacious master suite has 11 ft tray ceilings and a luxurious en suite bathroom with free standing cast iron tub and large walk-in shower. The master has 2 HUGE walk in closets and leads out to the fully screened pool area. The open floor plan boasts high 10′ ceilings and a custom kitchen with white cabinets, stainless GE Café appliances, quartz countertops, 6 burner gas stove, wine fridge, large island and corner pantry. 2 of the 3 additional bedrooms have en suite bathrooms and walk in closets. The home has a den/media room (the possible 5th bedroom), whole house audio and camera security system and on demand gas hot water. The great room leads out to a large covered and screened pool patio. The custom “sports” (Volley Ball ready) swimming pool has a sun shelf for lounging and plenty of room for loungers, couches and table for outdoor Florida living at its’ best. The pool area has been pre plumbed/wired for a summer kitchen addition. The home has full impact windows and doors, metal roof and a 30KW whole house generator run off a 1000 gallon propane tank. The 2.5 acre lot has plenty of room for additions, should you want a separate guest suite/office/in-law suite. A builder built this house for his family and thought of EVERYTHING and yet one does not need to live “way back” in the farms to enjoy it.

17892 Mellen Lane Jupiter FL 33478

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17892 Mellen Lane Jupiter, FL 33478 in Jupiter Farms

Welcome to your dream home in the highly sought-after Jupiter Farms! This stunning 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom pool home offers a perfect blend of modern updates, timeless charm, and outdoor living at its finest. Boasting a brand-new 2023 roof, new A/C, and numerous upgrades throughout, this home is move-in ready and waiting for you to call it home. Step inside to find gorgeous new luxury vinyl flooring that flows seamlessly through the open and inviting spaces. The newly renovated kitchen is a chef’s delight, featuring sleek quartz countertops, white shaker cabinets, and stainless steel appliances. Whether you’re preparing a meal or entertaining guests, this kitchen is a true centerpiece. Both bathrooms have been tastefully updated with designer tile, new fixtures, vanities, and lighting,

offering a spa-like experience. The home also boasts a new septic system, fresh landscaping, and new interior and exterior paint, ensuring that every detail has been thoughtfully considered.
Enjoy cozy nights by the working stone fireplace in the living room or step out to your large patio overlooking the sparkling screened-in pool, perfect for relaxation or hosting gatherings. The spacious, fully fenced backyard offers plenty of privacy and room to enjoy the Florida sunshine.
Located in the highly desirable Jupiter Farms community, this home is just minutes from A-rated Jupiter Schools, as well as everything that makes Jupiter so special ;pristine beaches, vibrant dining, recreation, and shopping. Don’t miss out on this exceptional opportunity to own a piece of paradise in Jupiter Farms. Welcome home!

This data is courtesy of: Elevate Realty LLC

703 Voyager Lane North Palm Beach, FL 33410

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703 Voyager Lane North Palm Beach, FL 33410 in Prosperity Harbor…

Welcome to Prosperity Harbor North – a gated, waterfront community offering Day Docks with access to the ICW & the Atlantic Ocean! A true boater’s paradise! Live the dream in a Pulte-built 2-story home w/primary suite & updated bathroom on the 1st level & 3 guest BRs upstairs, all with balconies. Flexible living space – gorgeous contemporary 48” tile flooring throughout living area. Oversized kitchen w/NEW grey backsplash & white island – bye-bye blue!! – tons of storage! Soaring ceilings & huge windows offer lots of natural light. Enjoy a screened pool, huge covered patio & security of a 2024 roof! Virtually-staged photos show some ideas for this fabulous floorplan. Enjoy the tropical lifestyle you dream about with balmy weather & gentle ocean breezes! Motivated seller – HURRY, COME S

Prosperity Harbor North is a small, waterfront community in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. It is a very popular community, with a Mediterranean, tropical feel, that was built by Pulte Homes in 2000 – 2001. The community offers both townhomes and larger single-family, two-story homes with direct Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) access via private docks or the community Day Docks.
Prosperity Harbor North is a manned-gated community which backs to a nature preserve, offering serene views and opportunities for bird watching and hiking. There is a community center with a pool, spa and large patio area all maintained by the Homeowners’ Association. The single-family homes in Prosperity Harbor are particularly impressive, with many offering their own private docks and direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway. Residents enjoy the convenience of having their own boat slips, with the ability to easily navigate the waterways, or access to the Day Docks.
The homes cater to a wide audience ranging in size from around 2,000 square feet to over 4,000 square feet. The spacious floor plans offer a wealth of luxury selections with the quality construction evident throughout. Some of the features are the very high ceilings and super large windows for lots of natural light. Many of the homes offer private outdoor spaces with screened and covered patios and balconies.
The roof coverings are tile and this particular home, 703 Voyager Lane, had a new roof installed in 2024.
As always, it’s all about location, location, location! Not only are you very close to the ICW, but you also have quick and easy access to numerous shops and stores in several close-by Plazas and the widely acclaimed Gardens Mall. There are numerous restaurants within a 1-3 mile radius, some are within walking distance to Prosperity Harbor. You’ll watch the Annual Boat Parade close up, take a 20-minute drive to visit the Ritz & Glitz of Palm Beach and enjoy shows; you’ll enjoy a variety of entertainment at The Kravis Center and other cultural events at The Norton Museum in West Palm Beach.
We haven’t even mentioned the beaches! Juno Beach and Jupiter Beach are just a few minutes drive away – gorgeous, pristine areas where you can surf, swim, fish or just soak up some sunshine – after all, you are in the Sunshine State!

This data is courtesy of: The Keyes Company (PBG)

How many horses can one have on a residential property in Palm Beach County?

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How many horses can one have on a residential property in Palm Beach County? One would think that this is an easy answer to get but it’s not.

First, I am thinking residentially zoned property in places like Jupiter Farms. So outside the municipality of places like Jupiter or Palm Beach Gardens and no Home Owners Association such as in places like Caloosa.

So I reached out to code enforcement and asked: Where in the code this would be regulated? I was told that the county does NOT have a regulation on how many horses one may keep, OF THEIR OWN, on private property. As long as you are taking care of them you will be ok.  If not then that would be Animal Control. If you will be boarding horses then their are rules and then you will have to go through planning and zoning.

I called PB County Animal Care and Contol who is tasked with ensuring that there is adequate space and shelter for each horse but does NOT limit the number of them to say X per acre. Now, if one would like to board horses on their property for others then we get into a zoning question?

First go into PAPA and get the parcel ID of the property. Then use the Palm Beach County planning and zoning tool to look up what’s called the “Tier” of the property. If you are reading this then you’re probably in the “Rural” (like Jupiter Farms and Caloosa) or “Exurban” (like Palm Beach Country Estates and the acreage) Tier BUT CHECK. The county Q & A states that…Is livestock allowed in a residential district? Answer: ​Pursuant to ULDC, Article 5.B.1.A.21, Livestock, domesticated livestock shall be allowed accessory to a single-family residential use, if located in the Rural and Exurban Tiers and not within a Planned Unit Development (PUD), however sales are prohibited. Next, the definition of livestock.

Article 4 of the Palm Beach County code of ordinace SHOULD cover horses. Horses are included in the definition of “Equine.” But there is NO LIMIT to the number of horses set under section 4-22 of the PB County Code. Thus, one may have a PRIVATE use stable in the Rural and Exurban Tier where one may have as many horses as one may adequatly care for. And, one may build up to 12 stalls as an Accessory Use Structure with a 25′ set back from the rear and side property lines. AND, IF the lot is over 2 acres then one may board up to 4 horses.

  1. Stable, Private
    a. Definition
    The breeding, boarding, training, or raising care of horses owned by the occupants or owners of the premises. A Private Stable shall comply with the PBCACC.
    b. Setbacks
    1) Accessory Structure
    A Private Stable with 12 stalls or fewer located on a parcel with a Single Family residence shall be considered an accessory structure and shall meet the setback requirements for an accessory structure, or 25 feet, whichever is greater.
    2) Principal Structure
    A Private Stable with more than 12 stalls located on a parcel with a Single Family residence, or a vacant parcel, shall be considered a principal structure and shall meet the applicable setback requirements for a principal structure.
    c. Boarding
    On sites of at least two acres, boarding for up to four horses not owned by the owner or occupant of the premises shall be permitted.

2025 Legislative Final Report

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A look at how Florida Realtors helped shape legislation to benefit consumers and the state’s real estate industry during the 2025 Legislative Session.

Source: 2025 Legislative Final Report

Despite Unusual Session, Realtor® Successes Shine Through

A look at how Florida Realtors helped shape legislation to benefit consumers and the state’s real estate industry during the 2025 Legislative Session.

Late on May 2, lawmakers announced the extension of Florida’s 2025 legislative session to June 6, to provide additional time to finish the 2025-2026 state budget. Although a few Realtor legislative priorities are on hold until the budget process concludes, numerous legislative victories were achieved during the 60-day lawmaking period that will benefit the profession, property owners and communities throughout Florida.

Significant legislative victories include:

  • Bringing additional transparency to transactions involving condominium units.
  • Protecting the private property rights of commercial building and short-term rental owners dealing with squatters.
  • Preserving and protecting the natural wonders of our state parks.
  • Eliminating the negative consequences of lookback periods.
  • Increasing the transparency of flood risk for long-term renters, as well as purchasers of condominiums, cooperatives and mobile home park lots.
  • Helping landlords and tenants communicate through optional electronic notices.

These wins are in addition to numerous other laws passed by lawmakers that impact Realtors and their businesses. Bills passed head to the governor for final approval.

2025 Realtor Priority Wins

Additional Transparency in Condominium Transactions: HB 913 is intended to ensure a smooth transition to safer buildings and increased financial health. One provision in the bill is a Realtor priority designed to improve street address transparency – condominium associations would be required to include approved BOD meeting minutes for the preceding 12 months on their website. This will help prospective purchasers learn of special assessments that have not yet been formally adopted. The bill also extends a buyer’s right to cancel the contract to seven days after receipt of the governing documents. This increased transparency will help reduce post-closing litigation. Effective: July 1, 2025.

Limiting Negative Consequences of Lookback Periods: SB 180 requires cities and counties to have a webpage dedicated to a hurricane and storm recovery permitting guide for residential and commercial property owners. This guide must include elevation requirements following substantial damage and substantial improvement in accordance with the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). The bill also prohibits local governments participating in the NFIP from adopting or enforcing lookback periods. Effective: July 1, 2025.

Preserve and Protect Florida’s State Parks: HB 209 updates Florida’s management of state lands by prioritizing conservation-based recreational use, restricting environmentally harmful construction in state parks, and permitting camping cabins only if they do not harm natural resources. Also establishes new timelines for public hearings. Effective: July 1, 2025.

Helping Vacation Rental Owners Remove Squatters: SB 606 would make it easier for public lodging establishment operators (hotels and vacation rental owners) to remove problem guests by clarifying when a stay is temporary, setting clear removal rules, and allowing police to arrest guests who refuse to leave. Effective: July 1, 2025.

Speeding Up the Removal of Squatters from Commercial Properties: SB 322 helps commercial property owners remove illegal squatters more easily by letting owners file complaints with the sheriff, allowing immediate evictions, increasing penalties for property damage, and preventing fake property listings. Effective: July 1, 2025.

Making it Easier for Landlords And Tenants to Communicate: HB 615 allows landlords and tenants to send notices electronically via email if both parties agree through an addendum to the rental agreement. This agreement may be revoked at any time by either party with written notice. Notices are considered delivered when sent unless they are returned as undeliverable. The bill requires the sender to maintain a copy of the electronically sent notice and evidence of its transmission. Effective: July 1, 2025.

Increasing Transparency of Flood Risk: SB 948 requires landlords to provide the existing seller flood disclosure to tenants at or before they sign a lease for one year or longer. Condominium developers, cooperative developers, and mobile home park owners will also be required to provide the disclosure to prospective purchasers. This disclosure will help renters and buyers make more informed decisions about a property and reduce the number of legal disputes that occur. Effective October 1, 2025.

Additional 2025 Realtor Win

Authorized Brokerage Relationships and Required Disclosures: HB 805 and SB 1770, also called the “Access to Fair and Transparent Real Estate Listings Act,” would have required real estate brokers to advertise or market listed properties on a publication, platform, or website that is broadly accessible to the general public” within one calendar day of the term of the listing agreement – unless the seller specifically directs the licensee otherwise. FREC would also be required to create an opt-out form for sellers. Neither bill was heard in their respective committees of reference.

Other Bills of Interest

My Safe Florida Condominium Pilot Program: HB 393 revises the My Safe Florida Condominium Pilot Program by allowing condos at least three stories high with at least two residential units to apply with 75% owner approval, and outlines detailed conditions and restrictions for the use of mitigation grants including restricting grant funding to water intrusion or structural mitigation improvements that result in an insurance credit, discount, or rate differential, among other program changes. Effective: Upon becoming law.

Creating Beneficial Attainable Housing Strategies: SB 1730 makes several changes to 2023’s Live Local Act and affordable housing policy. The bill expands the land use mandate for affordable housing to sites owned by certain religious institutions and certain planned unit developments and prohibits local governments from enforcing building moratoria on authorized proposed developments in most situations, among other zoning and land use changes. It also clarifies the definitions of commercial, industrial, and mixed-use as allowable uses and amends regulations for proposed developments related to historic buildings and administrative approvals. The bill creates a new state policy allowing affordable housing developers to reserve preference for employees of health care facilities, hospitals, and government entities within federal low-income tax credit rules. Effective: July 1, 2025.

Notable Bill Still in Play

In the legislature’s call for an extension of the 2025 session, lawmakers included SB 110 in the list of bills that can still be considered. SB 110 originally contained Senate President Ben Albritton’s “Rural Renaissance” priority and was amended by the House in the eighth week of session to also eliminate Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) boards and commissions, and the continuing ed and post licensing ed requirements of numerous DBPR professions. This amendment included the Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC), the Florida Real Estate Appraisal Board (FREAB) and the continuing ed and post-licensing ed requirements for real estate licensees. Florida Realtors will continue to work with lawmakers to discuss the impacts these deregulation actions would have on consumers and the state’s real estate industry.

Bills That Did Not Pass

While numerous real estate-related bills passed this year, some did not cross the finish line.

Easing Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Restrictions: SB 184 would have required local governments to allow ADUs in areas zoned for single-family residential use and clarified that the owner of a property with an ADU may not be denied a homestead exemption for those portions of property on which the owner maintains a permanent residence solely on the basis of the property containing an ADU. The ordinance would have applied prospectively to ADUs approved after the ordinance and provided that local governments may prohibit the rental of an ADU for a term of less than one month and allowed landlords to accept reusable tenant screening reports, among other provisions.

Local Housing Assistance Plans: HB 701 and SB 1714 provided that a local government’s local housing assistance plan (LHAP) under the State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Program must include a strategy for providing SHIP funds to mobile home owners, including lot rental assistance. Lot rental assistance is considered homeownership activity for the purposes of allocating program funds, while rehabilitation and emergency repairs for mobile homes is considered construction, rehabilitation, or emergency repair of affordable, eligible housing. Under the bills, local governments could have expended funds from their local housing distribution on lot rental assistance for mobile homeowners not to exceed six months’ rent. The bills eliminated the restriction that limited the allocation of SHIP funds for manufactured housing to no more than 20% of the allocated amount.

Property Tax Benefits for Certain Residential Properties Subject to a Long-term Lease: HB 1257/HB 1259 and SB 1510/SB 1512 proposed an amendment to the Florida Constitution to allow the Legislature to provide exemptions and assessment limitations for residential property owned by a person who has homestead property; leased for six months or more; and would otherwise qualify as the homestead of the owner if the owner made it his or her permanent residence. The bills provided an additional temporary homestead exemption to individuals entitled to a homestead exemption who have not received an exemption in the previous three calendar years.

Rent of Affordable Housing Dwelling Units: HB 365 and SB 382 would have prohibited landlords of affordable housing units who receive federal, state, or local funding or tax incentives from increasing rent during the term of a rental agreement, but allowed for rent increases upon renewals of the agreement OR to meet federal laws, rules or regulations. Defined “affordable” as having the same meaning as in s. 420.0004. Applied only to rental agreements of 13 months or less and entered into on or after July 1, 2026.

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FinCEN changes to Far Bar As-Is Contracts in Florida

There are new FinCEN reporting requirements for certain case sales in Florida and the thus the Far Bar As-Is was just updated with this: “FinCEN REAL ESTATE REPORTING OBLIGATION. Section 1031.320 of Chapter 31 of the Code of Federal Regulations (“CFR”) requires that certain residential real estate transactions without institutional lender financing, where at least […]

When is the Juno Beach Turtlefest in 2026

When will Turtlefest be held in Juno Beach in 2026? This year Turtlefest in Juno Beach, which is the annual even of Loggerhead Marinelife Center · 14200 US Highway 1 · Juno Beach, FL 33408 · USA will be held on February 21 & 22. Stop by R&R Realty in the Plaza Le Mer next […]

December and year end 2025 Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens Housing sales numbers

Happy New Year! The Realtors Association of the Palm Beaches just released their December 2025 housing sales numbers and these are also the defacto year end numbers as well. I see the trend as going int he right direction. The key metric looking ahead is the months suuply of inventory which for houses has decreased […]

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