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Prado at Pennock Preserve, Jupiter
A single gated street grid of about 130 homes on half-acre-plus lots, built by Standard Pacific in the mid 2010s beside the Pennock natural area. The address reads Jupiter and the plat records in Martin County at the line. Prado trades rarely and quietly, which is exactly what its owners paid for.
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Prado closed sales by price tier, trailing twelve months, data through June 10, 2026. Source: Beaches MLS. · Updated November 6, 2026
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The Community
Prado is the Jupiter community buyers find on their second search, after the famous names show them nothing on the market. Standard Pacific built it in the mid 2010s against the Pennock natural area: about 130 homes behind one gate, on lots that start near a half acre and run past a full one. The product is transitional estates in the four to six bedroom range, many backing straight onto preserve. The tape tells the scarcity story plainly. Nine recorded sales in the last two years, a median near $3.5 million at roughly $750 per square foot, and one home available at this writing. Deeds here record in Martin County at the line, with Jupiter as the address and the drive.
The community sits off Pennock Lane at Jupiter's north edge, with the preserve forming its quiet side. Island Way and the turnpike entrance are minutes away, Jupiter's beaches about fifteen. The preserve lots carry the premium, and the interior streets trade close behind them.
Mid 2010s construction holding up well: open plans, tall ceilings, three and four bay garages, pools on nearly every lot. The half-acre-plus land gives renovators room, and several homes have already been taken to current finish levels, which is where the record pricing lives.
Nine recorded closings over the last two years, a median near $3.5 million and about $750 per square foot, with the record at a recorded $4.3 million. Market time runs about two and a half months. The honest read: supply is the constraint, and prepared buyers win here.
Like its neighbor Bridgewater, Prado carries a Jupiter address with Martin County deeds. Taxes and schools run through Martin County. The ledgers on this page state the county so the surprise never reaches a closing table.
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Off Pennock Lane at Jupiter’s north edge, beside the Pennock natural area. The address is Jupiter and the deeds record in southern Martin County.
About 130 behind a single gate, built by Standard Pacific in the mid 2010s on lots from roughly a half acre up.
The recorded median over the last two years ran near $3.5 million at about $750 per square foot, with the recorded record at $4.3 million. Renovated preserve-lot homes set the top.
No. Prado in West Palm Beach is an unrelated condominium. This page covers the gated Jupiter community at Pennock Preserve only.
Scarcity by design: 130 homes, preserve on one side and owners who arrived recently enough to stay. Nine recorded sales in two years is the normal pace.
The county first, because taxes and schools run through Martin County. Then the lot line, since preserve-backing homes carry a durable premium over interior ones.
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