Some houses are sold by their rooms. This one is sold by the view out of them. At 136 Echo Drive, the back of the house opens onto a broad, quiet lake inside The Loxahatchee Club in Jupiter, and every important space in the home has been arranged to face it. In the evening the water turns gold, then rose, then deep blue, and the light comes straight through a wall of glass into the main living space.
The residence is a CBS block home of 5,109 square feet on a third of an acre, with five bedrooms, two dedicated offices, an infinity-edge pool and hot tub, complete impact glass and a full technology package. It sits within a private club that, according to the listing, Forbes ranked seventeenth among the most exclusive golf and country clubs in America. The list price is $3,995,000.
The front elevation and paver motor court, framed by mature tropical landscaping.
A Private Arrival on Echo Drive
The approach sets the tone. A wide paver motor court curves up to the house through hedges, palms and flowering shrubs, so the street drops away before you reach the door. The architecture is crisp and light: white stucco, low-pitched roofs, shuttered windows and a second-level balcony with a geometric rail. Garages are set to either side of the court, which keeps the entry itself uncluttered.
Construction matters in South Florida, and here it is the kind buyers at this level look for. The home is concrete block, and the listing describes complete impact glass throughout. That combination is what lets a house like this keep its glass walls without compromise: the openness is real, and so is the protection behind it.
Paired wood entry doors beneath a tall transom, set into a wall of climbing greenery.
One Great Room, Facing the Water
Inside, the plan is open and generous. The great room rises to a tray ceiling with a ceiling fan at its center, and polished stone floors run uninterrupted from the living area through the dining space to the kitchen. A slender column marks the transition without dividing it. Along one wall, a custom wood media wall gives the room warmth and an anchor; along the other, floor-to-ceiling glass and clerestory windows pull in the lake, the palms and the sky.
The effect is a single, calm volume where cooking, dining and conversation happen in the same light. The kitchen sits at the far end, finished in warm wood with a sculptural pendant over the island, so whoever is at the range is part of the room rather than behind a wall. A comprehensive technology package runs through the home, the kind of infrastructure that is easy to overlook on a tour and difficult to add later.
The great room flows into the dining area and kitchen, all oriented toward the glass.
Five Bedrooms, Two Offices and a Wing of Its Own
The layout is where this house separates itself from many of its neighbors. Beyond the five bedrooms, there are two dedicated offices, so two people can work from home on the same afternoon without trading rooms or taking calls from the dining table. That is a practical luxury, and an increasingly rare one in a single-family plan.
The guest wing goes further. It is a self-contained suite of two bedrooms and a bathroom with its own living area, a kitchenette and a private entrance. Visitors who stay for a week or a season can keep their own hours, make their own coffee and come and go without crossing the main house. For owners, it means hosting without giving up the quiet of the primary living spaces. The wing could just as easily serve as a studio, a second office suite or quarters for household staff.
The Lake, the Pool and the Sunset
The listing calls this a private tropical oasis, and the rear of the property earns the description without exaggeration. Sliding glass panels open the living space fully to a covered terrace, so the line between inside and out disappears. Beyond it, an infinity-edge pool runs toward the lake, its far edge appearing to spill into the water. A hot tub sits alongside, and a small island of palms rises from the pool deck.
Wide glass doors open the interior directly to the terrace, pool and lake beyond.
The orientation is the quiet advantage here. The listing highlights panoramic lake views and the sunsets they frame, which means the pool deck is at its best exactly when most people want to be outside: in the late afternoon and evening, after the heat of the day. Mature landscaping wraps the edges of the lot, giving the yard real privacy from neighboring homes while leaving the view across the water open.
The infinity-edge pool appears to meet the lake, with lawns and homes across the water.
Life Inside The Loxahatchee Club
The Loxahatchee Club is one of Jupiter’s most established private golf communities, and the listing places it among the most exclusive clubs in the country. Homes here are set along lakes and fairways, and the setting is defined by mature trees, water and open green space rather than density. The home’s MLS subdivision is Loxahatchee Club at Maplewood 3 Phase 2, and the HOA is listed at $907. Club membership and its terms are separate from the purchase, and buyers should confirm the current membership structure directly with the club.
Jupiter itself is the draw beyond the club. The town’s beaches, the Jupiter Inlet and the Loxahatchee River are a short drive away, along with the restaurants and marinas that line the waterfront. Palm Beach Gardens shopping and dining are close by, and Palm Beach International Airport is within easy reach for owners who travel or split their time between homes.
What a Buyer Is Actually Buying
Lakefront lots with long sunset views are finite inside an established club, and they do not come back on the market often. What this listing offers is that scarce position paired with the things that are expensive to retrofit: block construction, impact glass throughout, a technology package, and a floor plan with genuine separation between household, work and guests. The house was built in 1999 and presents with a clean, contemporary interior, so a buyer is starting from a finished home rather than a project.
Listing Details
- Address: 136 Echo Drive, Jupiter, FL 33458
- List price: $3,995,000
- Bedrooms: 5, plus 2 dedicated offices
- Bathrooms: 6
- Living area: 5,109 square feet
- Lot: 0.34 acres, lakefront
- Year built: 1999
- Community: The Loxahatchee Club
- HOA: $907
- MLS#: B26093710
Listed by Gray Welton
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