14662 Watermark Way, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410

6 bed · 8 bath · 5,715 sqft · Built 2016

Set behind the gates of an intimate waterfront enclave, this beautifully renovated Intracoastal estate offers a rare blend of scale, privacy, and lifestyle. Positioned on an expansive three-quarter-acre lot with direct, east-facing water frontage, the home captures sweeping views of South Florida's most coveted waterway from multiple vantage points. Designed to feel both inviting and expansive, the residence features approximately 5,000 square feet of living space with six bedrooms, six baths, and two half baths, complemented by a three-car garage. Multiple living and entertaining areas allow for comfort and privacy, making the home equally suited for quiet evenings or hosting family and friends. Outdoor living is a true highlight, with amenities curated for both relaxation and recreation. Enjoy a heated pool and spa, a low-maintenance turf yard with a private putting green, and your own dock complete with a 40,000-pound boat lift and private beach area an exceptional setup for boating and waterfront enjoyment. Located in the heart of Palm Beach Gardens within the prestigious Palm Beaches, the property is just about a mile from the Atlantic Ocean's pristine beaches and offers effortless access to world-class dining, upscale shopping, vibrant nightlife, and major roadways including I-95. A rare opportunity to own a turnkey Intracoastal home in a premier gated community this is waterfront living at its most refined and rewarding. ** Some of the images have been virtually staged.

Property type

SingleFamilyResidence

Condition

Resale

Year built

2016

Stories

2

Roof

Concrete,Tile,WoodTrusses

Subdivision

HARBOR PLACE

Waterfront

Yes

Waterfront features

IntracoastalAccess,NavigableWater,OceanAccess

Private pool

Yes

HOA (monthly)

$1,181

Parcel number

00434120220000010

Annual tax

$82,996

County just value

$5,328,421

Palm Beach Gardens combines PGA National's golf footprint with newer luxury communities like Old Palm and BallenIsles. New construction concessions surface here first when builder inventory stalls.