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• MLS® #: RX-11104382
• 225 Beach Road #205
• Tequesta, FL 33469
• $3,800
• 2 Beds, 2 Bath, 1,200 SqFt
• Rental

Welcome to paradise! Calling all beach lovers... Enjoy the tropical blue waters of Jupiter, right at your finger tips. This 2bed / 2 bath fully updated condo is right on the Intracoastal Waterway on the world famous Jupiter Island! Beaches surround this coastal gem-all within walking distance. Deeded private beach access for the condo community right across the street. Right in front of Cato's Bridge and the sand bars of Jupiter, this condo is turn key awaiting your arrival to enjoy such tranquil and relaxing surroundings. This condo sits quietly in a complex with just over 35 units where serenity awaits. Hike to the Jupiter Lighthouse right over Cato's bridge. Kayak, Fish and snorkel at your leisure off the community's wet dock. Access to heated condo community poolThere is also private deeded beach access. This is a quiet building with only 37 units. What you'll love most about this property? Sitting at a heated pool overlooking one of Jupiter's busiest sandbars on the Intracoastal waterway in front of the famous Cato's Bridge where you can head out for a swim, watch the numerous boats driving by, and snorkel to see Jupiter's treasured sea life. Tired of that scene? Simply cross the street to enter your own private beach on Jupiter Island to enjoy the sounds of the ocean waves. Available annually or seasonally.

Facts About Tequesta, FL

Tequesta Florida is located in the beautiful county of Palm Beach.  Palm Beach County was established in 1909 and got its name from the bountiful coconut palms located throughout the area.

If you are looking to sample some of the fresh Tequesta seafood and fare then make sure you reserve a table at Hog Snappers Shack and Sushi. Located next to Tequesta Brewing Company, it offers a wide variety of food and drink options in a local "hometown" environment.

Riverside Memorial Park is a quaint and scenic memorial that rests in Tequesta Florida.  For decades it has been the resting place for local pioneers, celebrities, and honored citizens.