Jonathans Landing
Homes for Sale

At the $2M+ price point, buyers often evaluate all three alongside Jonathan’s Landing. Jupiter Hills offers 36 holes (two George Fazio designs) with a more traditional, golf-focused membership culture; no marina, invitation-only, and a higher price floor. Loxahatchee Club is a smaller, highly exclusive Jack Nicklaus community of approximately 350 homes with a single championship course. Jonathan’s Landing’s differentiators at this tier are three courses by three different designers (including the 2023 Hanse transformation), Loggerhead marina access, and optional membership. The trade-off: Jupiter Hills and Loxahatchee offer smaller, more exclusive communities with higher price floors and stricter membership controls.

HOA fees vary substantially by village and product type. Condo villages carry the highest per-unit costs: Anchorage North runs approximately $1,300 to $1,900 per month (including building insurance, exterior maintenance, security, and pool service). Single-family villages have lower HOA assessments: Baytowne runs approximately $400 to $625 per month, Barrow Island approximately $650 to $1,340 per month. A community-wide POA (Property Owners Association) assessment applies on top of village HOA. Some recent transactions have included a capital infrastructure assessment. Request the specific fee schedule and reserve study for the village you are considering.

Property taxes in Jonathan’s Landing vary by assessed value and homestead status. Among 2024 to 2026 sales, homes in the $400K to $700K range carried annual taxes of approximately $3,000 to $10,300, with a median around $7,100. Homes in the $1M to $2M range had taxes from $2,600 to $22,100, median approximately $9,800. Florida’s homestead exemption (up to $50,000 in assessed value reduction) applies only to primary residences. Seasonal buyers pay full assessed value without Save Our Homes cap protection, and the annual tax difference between homesteaded and non-homesteaded properties compounds significantly over time on higher-value homes.

Homeowners who do not join the Golf Club still live within the gated community and have access to all POA amenities: community pools, dog park, bocce courts, playgrounds, bike and jogging trails, picnic areas, putting green, and walking paths throughout 125 acres of freshwater lagoons and landscaped open space. Village-level facilities (typically a private pool and common area) are also available. What non-members do not have access to is the golf courses, marina, clubhouse dining (The Landing, Pub 1696, The Perch), fitness center, spa, and tennis/pickleball courts. For many entry-level buyers, the POA amenities are sufficient, and the absence of a mandatory membership fee is the primary financial reason they choose Jonathan’s Landing over mandatory-membership competitors.

Jonathan’s Landing is zoned for Lighthouse Elementary, Independence Middle School, and Jupiter Community High School in the Palm Beach County public school district. These are among the higher-rated public schools in the county. Private school options nearby include The Benjamin School (approximately 12 minutes south, pre-K through 12, the most common private choice for Jupiter families at this price point) and King’s Academy (approximately 15 minutes south). Confirm current zoning directly with the Palm Beach County School District, as boundaries update periodically.

Rental policies vary by village. Some neighborhoods (like Crosswinds) prohibit leasing in the first two years of ownership. Others allow leasing with board approval and tenant restrictions. Buyers who intend to lease seasonally should confirm the specific rental rules and any minimum lease duration for the village under consideration before going under contract. The POA and individual village associations maintain their own governing documents.