Loxahatchee River

1508 Venus Ave, Jupiter, FL

This immaculate 2-bedroom home is nestled within an incredible tropical garden. Located just north of the Loxahatchee River in Jupiter, its location is great for watersports enthusiasts. You can bring your kayak or paddleboard down to the river or Intracoastal for a relaxing evening paddle or ride your bike to the beach and enjoy the surf and sand. If motorized boats are your preference, there’s plenty of room to store one in the side yard. You can enjoy happy hour or morning coffee on the patio in the large fenced backyard. Listen to the sounds of nature while relaxing on the porch swing. This home is move-in ready with quality upgrades. The kitchen has granite counters, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinets with drawer shelves.
Both bathrooms have upgrades; pedestal sink and stone shower in guest bathroom. The home is freshly painted in tasteful colors and features ceramic tile floor in kitchen, one bath and Florida room with terrazzo throughout the remainder. A/C has extended warranty. Florida room is under air and looks out on your tropical oasis through impact glass window. During the cooler months, turn off the air and let the ocean breeze fill your home through the security screen door. The home also has accordion shutters and a wind resistant garage door with opener.

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Citizens of Palm Beach County place a high priority on natural areas

For the first time in its 15 year history the Audubon Society has awarded a local government for extraordinary efforts to protect the natural areas that make Florida unique. Palm Beach County has been recognized this year for their outstanding effort to acquire and manage environmentally-sensitive and biologically-diverse lands. We can all be proud of this achievement. It all began in 1990s when voters approved 2 referendums that authorized the sale of $250 million in bonds to acquire these lands for conservation purposes. To date 31,000 acres have been preserved and are being managed by the county sometimes in partnership with state and local governments. The mission is to protect these environmentally-sensitive areas as well as provide habitat for native wildlife and endangered species.

Gopher tortoise, resident of Jupiter Ridge

As a result of this initiative, Palm Beach County has an abundance of natural areas with public use facilities, such as a small parking lot, hiking trails, and an informational kiosk. The natural areas are open from sunrise to sunset seven days a week, including holidays, for passive, natural resource-based recreation activities such as hiking, bird watching, nature study, and photography, as well as for environmental education and scientific research. Other recreation uses, such as horseback riding, bicycling, and fishing, are permitted in designated areas on a site-specific basis.
The vast majority of the land acquired through this initiative is in North Palm Beach County. The residents of Jupiter greatly benefited as the town has many undeveloped areas that meet the criteria. In addition, the town has been mindful of preserving open spaces through its Open Space Program.
More information:
About the ERM
Palm Beach County Natural Areas
Trail Guides
Hiking Trails in Jupiter
Birding Trails
Jupiter Waterway Trail
Audubon Florida
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Sold for $275,000 – Jupiter, FL, near the Loxahatchee River

1508 Venus Ave, Jupiter, FL

Palm Beach County's Natural Areas Program Honored

Citizens of Palm Beach County place a high priority on natural areas