Jupiter Inlet Colony

Jupiter Inlet Colony, a small enclave on the southern end of the island of Jupiter, is one of the most exclusive surrounding areas. Interestingly, althoughJupiter Inlet Colony is right on the ocean, its elevation is about 20 feet above the level of the sea. If you do not live on the ocean, going to the beach is not a problem because there are several access points where you can park and leave your bicycle and a private club with clubhouse right at the entrance of Jupiter.

Homes here range from single, Florida farmhouse style houses, most of which are candidates for demolishion real estate by the sea in many large, with sizes of about 1,600 to about 6,000 square feet. Part of fishing bass in this area is right off the docks that line the houses of the Jupiter Inlet. These houses also have southern exposures looking back through the entrance of Dubois Park.

You do not live in water, but you certainly want to walk to a secluded beach with clean hot water at any time of the day. Although the beach is open to the public, there is no public parking for the residents of this isolated community effectively has a private beach with a little lighter around water.

Although there is no door, the ivy-covered resort is right on the input signal and the first stop as intruders think twice before entering; And the police is overstaffed there is always someone on patrol.