Oceanfront condo
The beach from your balcony, and the building looks after the outside.
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Golf near
the beach.
Seminole has a Juno Beach address. For a home in a golf community, look beyond the course.
Seminole Golf Club
18 holes · Donald Ross · 1929
Private, no homesNearby residential golf
Frenchman's Creek
Palm Beach Gardens, with a private beach club in Juno Beach.
Golf near Juno Beach
Seminole Golf Club, the Donald Ross course opened in 1929, has a Juno Beach address. It is private and has no homes, so buyers who want a golf community look a few minutes away. Frenchman's Creek in Palm Beach Gardens has its own private beach club on Juno Beach, and its 36 holes run from the Intracoastal toward A1A.
- Juno Beach Pier, out into the Atlantic
- 990 ft
- waters: the Atlantic east, the Intracoastal west
- 2
- sea turtle nesting season on this beach
- Mar to Oct
Is Juno Beach a good place to live?
If the beach is the point, yes.
The town is small, the pier and Juno Beach Park are the center of it, and the Loggerhead Marinelife Center, a sea turtle hospital, sits in the middle of town. Oceanfront condos line A1A, and homes on the Intracoastal side have docks.
The trade-off, and what is nearby
What you give up is size: there is less inventory than in Jupiter or Palm Beach Gardens, so good homes and condos can be gone quickly. Jupiter is just to the north and PGA Boulevard just to the south and west.
Juno Beach PierJuno Beach ParkLoggerhead Marinelife Center
A condo on the ocean
or a house by the water?
Compare the setting, the upkeep and what we read before you commit.
A house by the water
Your own lot and, on the Intracoastal side, a private dock.
Compare ownership, upkeep and buying checks
Oceanfront condo
What you get
The beach from your balcony, and the building looks after the outside.
What you maintain
Your unit; the association handles the building and charges for it.
What we read before you commit
The association's budget, reserves and recent milestone inspection. Florida law now requires structural milestone inspections and structural reserve studies for condo buildings three stories or taller.
Rules to know
Rental limits, pet rules and approval by the association.
A house by the water
What you get
Your own lot and, on the Intracoastal side, a private dock.
What you maintain
Everything, including the roof, the seawall and the dock.
What we read before you commit
The survey, the elevation certificate, a flood insurance quote, and the permits for any seawall or dock work.
Rules to know
Sea turtle lighting rules if the house faces the beach, from March through October.
A weekday in Juno Beach
Living in Juno Beach
A walk on the pier at sunrise, the beach in the afternoon, dinner on PGA Boulevard or in Jupiter. In nesting season, beachfront homes keep their lights low so hatchling turtles head for the water.
In our clients' words.
Client reviews Zillow and GoogleThe process moved very quickly. I had identified the listings that I was interested in in advance, and Jill was very helpful showing me the top 5 opportunities. Both Jill and Jack were extremely knowledgeable and helpful, and provided great recommendations for title and handyman/reno services.
What are king tides, and do they matter for a home near the water in Juno Beach?
King tides are unusually high, predictable tides that can flood low-lying waterfront areas even without rain.
In South Florida they are most noticeable in the fall. Palm Beach County flags the dates to watch and says when tides are predicted close to its action threshold. Flooding is not guaranteed, but rain, wind and storms can push the water higher, and some low areas flood below that threshold. Before you buy, check the tide chart for the dates around your showing, and ask about the seawall height and condition, the lot elevation and the drainage.
Is Juno Beach, FL a good place to live?
Yes, if you want a small beach town: the pier, the park and the ocean are the center of daily life.
The trade-off is a smaller supply of homes and condos than Jupiter or Palm Beach Gardens. Both are a short drive away for shops and restaurants.
Should I buy a waterfront condo or a waterfront house in Juno Beach?
A condo if you want the ocean without the upkeep; a house if you want a dock or your own lot.
With a condo, read the association's budget, reserves and milestone inspection before you commit. With a house, check the seawall, the dock and the flood zone.
Who should I talk to about Intracoastal waterfront condos in Juno Beach?
Call the Jack and Jill Team on 561-660-2352. We show oceanfront and Intracoastal condos in Juno Beach and Jupiter.
We read the condo documents with you, including the reserve study and any special assessments, before you make an offer.
What are the sea turtle lighting rules for beachfront homes?
During nesting season, March through October, lights visible from the beach have to be shielded or turned off at night.
Hatchlings head for the brightest horizon, so artificial light can lead them away from the sea. If you are buying on the beach, ask about the fixtures and window tint the house already has.
Juno Beach or Jupiter: how do they differ?
Juno Beach for a quieter beach town; Jupiter for more choice of homes, clubs and things to do.
Juno Beach is a small town built along the ocean and the Intracoastal, while Jupiter adds the inlet and a wider range of homes and prices. The two towns border each other, so we often show both in one day.
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