76 Princewood Lane, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410

4 bed · 3 bath · 2,719 sqft · Built 1996

Set within the prestigious gated community of The Sanctuary, this beautifully remodeled 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Mahogany model offers refined luxury and tranquil lake views. Impeccably maintained and filled with natural light, the two-story residence features 24x24 Saturnia marble flooring, hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and custom millwork throughout. The gourmet kitchen is designed for entertaining, showcasing handcrafted cabinetry, granite countertops, and top-of-the-line appliances including a 48-inch Thermador gas range. All bedrooms are located upstairs, highlighted by a spacious primary suite with serene lake views. Outdoor living is elevated with a heated saltwater pool, expansive stone paver patio, and fenced yard. Recent upgrades include a new roof (2021), impact glass (2022), smart home features, and fresh interior and exterior paint. Ideally located minutes from The Gardens Mall, dining, beaches, and PBI Airport with exceptionally low HOA fees. 76 Princewood Notes: Newly renovated Laundry Room Washer /Dryer Newly renovated Powder Room Kitchen: New Wolf 48" stove with griddle Newly renovated kitchen Thermador Dishwasher Kitchen Aid Fridge/Freezer Family Room: 65" LG TV wall mount (1yr old) Primary Bathroom: Newly refreshed Guest Bathroom: Newly refreshed New ceiling fans and light fixtures throughout Newly installed ADT alarm system Garage cabinetry and extra Thermador Fridge New Central ac ductwork March, 2025 Pool-New Salt System April, 2025 EXCLUSION: Tiffany hanging globe in Kitchen All furniture, Art, area rugs, Primary room TV

Property type

SingleFamilyResidence

Condition

Resale

Year built

1996

Stories

2

Roof

SpanishTile,Tile

Subdivision

SANCTUARY 2

Waterfront

Yes

Waterfront features

LakeFront

Private pool

Yes

HOA (monthly)

$262

Parcel number

52434129260000760

Annual tax

$15,580

County just value

$857,385

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.