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I have been posting to this blog for over a year. I have been watching the development of Frenchman’s Harbor and posting every couple of months. The top post in the Blog is the most recent.

I was driving back from the Beach this morning (Dec 24, 2011), after a nice walk along the shore line, and decided to stop at Frenchman’s Harbor. Here’s a photo of their front gate, which is under construction.

 The location is fabulous – on the intracoastal, a short distance to the Ocean by boat and by car. Also a short distance to the great restaurants on PGA Blvd. And close to Miami and the Heat!!!

There are three sized homes. The Coastal Collection consists of carriage homes. Each home has its own dock. Prices are roughly between $650,000 and $900,000. See the photo below as the constructions starts for these homes.

The next larger homes are called The Harbour Collection. These single family homes range in size from 3,508 and 4,708 sq ft under air. Prices range from $1,500,00 to $1,700,000. Here’s a photo of one of these homes completed!

The largest homes are found in the Admirals Collection. These single family homes range in size from 4,421 to 6,991 sq ft under air. Prices range from $2.7 Million to $3.2 Million. Their docks jut out into the Intracoastal. Here’s a photo of the first one completed.

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Frenchman’s Harbor December 1, 2011

Here we are on the Donald Ross Bridge, on December 1, 2011, that goes over the Intercoastal waterway, with Frenchman’s Harbor visible. The tall hi-rises in the east are on the Atlantic beaches.

If you compare this foto with ones taken earlier in the year, you can see that creating this complex from a swamp area, is quite a task. There are three buildings currently under construction, one of which will be the model!!

If you need information about Frenchman’s Harbor please visit the Premier Homes Group at Keyes Company Realtors.

Frenchman’s Harbor Sept 21st

The construction at Frenchman’s Harbor is moving along. They had a lot to do to transform swamp to paradise. Here’s a current photo taken from the Donald Ross bridge facing east to the Ocean.

 

If you look closely, in the photo above, you can see the first large home being built directly on the Intracoastal.

I can remember when this area was simply trees and wildlife that went up to the water’s edge (the intracoastal). Before you know it, the construction will be done. So before you know it, give us a call at the Premier Homes Group at 561-310-6120 and chat with Marion or Ida.

 

Frenchman’s Harbor July 2011

Here is a photo that I took in July 2011, standing on the Donald Ross Bridge, looking east over the Frenchman’s Harbor site, with the Juno Beach highrises in the distance, followed by the Atlantic Ocean! It’s been quite a job for Toll Brothers to convert a Preserve on the Intracoastal waterway, to an exquisite village of boat owners!

The photo above was taken from the Donald Ross bridge looking directly south over the Intracoastal waterway. Frenchman’s Harbor is under construction to the left (east) and Frenchman’s Creek is to the right (west).

This photo was also taken from the Donald Ross bridge and shows a lot of activity at the south end of Frenchman’s Harbor. Don’t see any homes as yet. Wait! What’s that over to the East?

Well here’s the proof of the pudding! The first private residence at Frenchman’s Harbor is under construction! Look at my previous posts and you can see a map of the area, and the types and costs of homes that Toll Brothers is building! The construction above looks like it’s taking place on plot 14, 15 or 16.

Remember, if you need assistance you can always call Marion Suro, of the Premier Homes Group at Keyes Realty,  at 561-310-6120, or email her at Marion@MarionSuro.com. Marion is bi-lingual. Coming from Manchester, England, she speaks both English and Mercan!

Come visit the sixth borough!! I’m originally from The Bronx.

Be back with additional photos and information later in the summer!!!

More on Frenchmans Harbor

Here is the plan for Frenchman’s Harbor. You can see that there are three sections:

The Coastal Collection ($650,000 – $720,000), with carriage homes on the first, second or third floors.

The Harbour Collection ($1,599,995 – $1,789,995) of single family homes in the internal waterway. 

The Admirals Collection ($2,799,995 – $3,299,995) out on the Intracoastal proper.

Every one of these homes will have their own dock!!!

It’s a fantastic plan!

Frenchman’s Harbor

I-95 is a major highway that runs north and south along the Atlantic coast of America. It also runs north and south through Palm Beach County in Florida very close to the ocean.

At one point in northern Palm Beach County, there is a road that runs from I-95 east to the Atlantic Ocean. It’s name is Donald Ross Road. As it meanders along, it becomes the boundary line between Palm Beach Gardens to the south and Jupiter to the north. At its eastern end, you’ll find the coastal town of Juno Beach with its beautiful white beaches. And of course on the way, you will  drive over the Donald Ross bridge across the Intracoastal Waterway.

The Intracoastal Waterway also runs north and south a little inland from the Ocean (a mile?). It’s great for boating and there are great homes along its shore with docks!

Here is a photo that I took standing on the Donald Ross bridge looking north.

You can see the homes with their docks to the left, on the west side of the Intracoastal Waterway. The preserve is on the right side, on the east coast of the Waterway.

Here is a photo from the same bridge looking south.

As you can see, the area to the east is no longer a preserve. When you boat south from the Donald Ross bridge, you will notice that the east side of the Intracoastal Waterway is under construction. That’s where Toll Brothers is building Frenchman’s Harbor. There will be single family homes and carriage style homes, each and every one with a dock! Just think, you can easily boat down the Intracoastal, in this calm waterway, and visit the great restaurants at the PGA bridge. Or you can boat north, and go through the Jupiter Inlet to the Ocean and head over to the Bahamas.

Looks like good living.

If you need more information, give me a call or visit our team’s website at www.MARIONandIDA.com. The Premier Homes Group of Keyes Real Estate will be happy to help you.

More later.

Where to go to find Premier Homes in Jupiter, Florida

If you are thinking about possibly moving to the northern part of Palm Beach County, in cities like Jupiter, North Palm Beach, Juno Beach and Palm Beach Gardens, click on the following link to visit www.MARIONandIDA.com.

You’ll get the best service from the Premier Homes Group at Keyes Real Estate.

Richard (561.310.5459)