3333 NE 30th Avenue, Lighthouse Point, FL 33064

5 bed · 6 bath · 4,127 sqft · Built 1981

Rare opportunity to own a beautifully renovated deepwater estate home on prestigious Lake Placid in Lighthouse Point. The residence offers 80' of water frontage & direct 7 minute ocean access w/no fixed bridges, a true boater’s dream. Spanning 4,100+SF under air, this exceptional 5-bedroom (2 primary suites) + office, 5.5-bath pool home blends elegance & comfort with tumbled travertine flooring, an open family room with real fireplace & built-ins, a designer chef’s kitchen featuring quartz countertops, island seating, beverage refrigerator, ice maker, & extensive custom cabinetry. Cable railing staircase opens to loft area. Expansive 2nd fl primary suite is a private retreat with dual en-suite bathrooms, spa tub, walk-in closets, flex office/den & a balcony overlooking the waterway. Multiple additional bedrooms offer en-suite baths and flexible living options, including a junior suite with direct patio access. Enjoy South Florida living at its finest with a resort-style backyard featuring a saltwater pool with waterfall, covered patio, lush tropical landscaping, and outdoor shower. The new concrete dock is equipped with batter piles, two boat lifts (27,000lb & 7,000lb), 60-amp service, and is perfectly positioned for ultra-quick boating access—only 7 minutes to the ocean. Additional features include impact windows and doors, newer roof (2020), 2 AC systems, 2 tankless water heaters, surveillance & security system, epoxy garage floors & circular driveway for 8+ cars.

Property type

SingleFamilyResidence

Condition

UpdatedRemodeled

Year built

1981

Stories

2

Roof

Flat,Tile

Subdivision

LAKE PLACID

Waterfront

Yes

Waterfront features

CanalFront,NoFixedBridges,OceanAccess

Private pool

Yes

Parcel number

484320011810

Annual tax

$29,880

County just value

$2,490,190

Lighthouse Point is Hillsboro Inlet-adjacent — dockable, no-fixed-bridge access for sailboats, and a much smaller footprint than its Pompano neighbor. Premiums reflect the scarcity.