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• MLS® #: RX-11107733
• 134 Rosalia Court
• Jupiter, FL 33478
• $5,395,000
• 4 Beds, 5 Bath, 4,106 SqFt
• Residential

Experience resort-style living in this fully redesigned, move-in-ready luxury home in the prestigious Jupiter Country Club. This 5-star estate blends modern sophistication with timeless elegance. Interior Highlights: Designer chef's kitchen with quartz countertops and backsplash, Sub-Zero, Thermador & JennAir appliances, built-in coffee maker and gas range. Grand ceilings and ultra high-end fixtures and finishes throughout.Spacious primary suite in its own private wing, smart home technology, mesh Wi-Fi, integrated camera system and 6 Samsung Frame TVs. Indoor/outdoor Sonos audio system, custom dry bar, high-end LVP flooring, upgraded bathrooms, marble finishes. New roof, HVAC, water softener with UV treatment and backup gas generator. Your outdoor oasis provides resort style luxury that is like living in a permanent vacation destination. 40 feet designer pool with 11 fountains, 11 foot sun shelf, white tile and stone/turf deck. Custom built pergola, outdoor Lynx kitchen, quartzite waterfall islands, hibachi, wine and beverage fridges, ice maker and more. Two cabanas with TVs, brazilian wood accents and a 60 foot turf putting green. Brand-new redesigned landscaping and custom lighting surround the home for added privacy. You also have wonderful community amenities at JCC, a 24/7 manned gated entry with hourly patrols. Enjoy the Greg Norman signature golf course, clubhouse, resort pool, tennis, pickleball, fitness center, & yoga studio. JCC is a prime location, just minutes to beaches, shopping, dining, top schools, I-95, FL Turnpike, & PBI airport. This home provides the true Florida lifestyle.

Facts About Jupiter, FL

One of the draws to Jupiter, FL is the beach. Carlin Park is located in Jupiter and has picnic pavilions, hiking trails, a baseball diamond, a playground, six tennis courts, and fishing sites.

Jupiter Florida is home to the Burt Reynolds & Friends Museum.  This community based theater pays homage to its most famous son and is a beloved fixture in the Jupiter area.

To mark the reef lying off the Jupiter Inlet, Congress in 1853 appropriated $35,000 to construct a lighthouse.  At the top of the Jupiter Lighthouse, you can see the Loxahatchee River.