3878 N Longview Drive, Jupiter, FL 33477

3 bed · 3 bath · 2,268 sqft · Built 1995

Lakefront living in Longshore, one of Jonathan's Landing's most intimate enclaves of just 24 single-family homes. Behind a courtyard entry, this meticulously maintained residence sits on a serene lakefront lot with a screened lanai designed to embrace the peaceful water views. Inside, a light-filled foyer opens to soaring volume and vaulted ceilings with skylights. A smart split-bedroom layout places the primary suite and guest bedroom on opposite ends for privacy, while a versatile flex room is ideally suited as a third bedroom, home office, or media room, offering the flexibility to adapt to your lifestyle. Two living areas anchor the home: a spacious living room overlooking the lake and a family room open to the kitchen, where granite counters, wood cabinetry, stainless appliances, and a sunlit breakfast area make daily living effortless. Outside, lush, professionally landscaped tropical grounds and paver walkways complete the setting. Additional images are conceptual renderings illustrating the home's renovation potential. Furnishings, finishes, fixtures, and design elements shown in the renderings are for inspiration only and do not reflect the home's current condition. Located in Jupiter, Florida, Jonathan's Landing is a premier private gated community offering an exceptional club lifestyle with three renovated golf courses, tennis, pickleball, a modern Wellness Center, dining, and an active social calendar, all just minutes from Jupiter's beaches, marinas, shopping, and fine dining.

Property type

SingleFamilyResidence

Condition

Resale

Year built

1995

Stories

1

Roof

Concrete,Tile

Subdivision

LONGSHORE AT JONATHANS LANDING

Waterfront

Yes

Waterfront features

LakeFront

Private pool

No

HOA (monthly)

$517

Parcel number

00434106340000090

Annual tax

$13,602

County just value

$1,211,399

Jupiter's lighthouse, Jupiter Island, and the inlet driveway make it the county's most boater-focused submarket. Bridge clearance and inlet distance matter more here than anywhere else.