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Jupiter Island, Florida
21 oceanfront residences on Jupiter Island's southern beachfront, completed 2022. The only condominium built on the island in over a decade.
Market Intelligence
Based on four resales since building delivery in late 2022. Sample size reflects the building's 21-unit scale and low turnover.
About The Building
Completed in late 2022, SeaGlass is a 10-story, 21-unit oceanfront condominium at 1500 Beach Road on the southern end of Jupiter Island. Developed by Fontainebleau Development (Jeffrey Soffer) in partnership with Perko Development Partners, the building was designed by Swedroe Architecture. It was built on what the developer described as the last available oceanfront condominium parcel on Jupiter Island, flanked by protected nature preserves on both sides.
Every residence is a corner unit with east-west exposure, capturing both Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway views through floor-to-ceiling impact glass. Interiors range from 3,781 to 5,323 square feet with 10-foot ceilings, Miele appliances, custom Italian cabinetry, and imported marble flooring. Each unit includes a private two-car climate-controlled garage and terraces ranging from 698 to 3,917 square feet with summer kitchens.
The property includes 170 linear feet of private beach frontage. Building services include a 24-hour attended front desk, full-time concierge, valet parking, and guard-gated entry. Recreational amenities include an oceanfront heated infinity pool, five poolside cabanas, a fitness center, yoga and meditation lawn, and a dog walk with wash station.
SeaGlass is effectively in a class of its own on Jupiter Island; the island has no other comparable condominium product. Buyers evaluating SeaGlass typically weigh it against single-family estates on Jupiter Island, which offer more land and privacy but require full property management, or against oceanfront condominiums on Singer Island such as the Ritz-Carlton Residences, which offer hotel-branded services at lower entry points but lack Jupiter Island’s privacy and residential character.
Ownership considerations: Jupiter Island is an incorporated town with its own police force, strict zoning, and no commercial development. HOA fees at SeaGlass are approximately $6,000 to $8,000 per month. As an oceanfront building in South Florida, insurance costs and potential special assessments are factors any buyer should review with counsel, particularly in the current Florida property insurance environment.
Building Features
Building amenities and services included with ownership.
Residence Options
All 21 residences are corner units with east-west exposure. All include 10-foot ceilings, terraces with summer kitchens, and private two-car garages.
Floors 2–7 · 2–3 Units Per Floor
Floor 8 · 2 Units
Floors 9–10 · Private Rooftop Terraces
Interior Appointments
Developer-delivered specifications. Individual units may have been upgraded by owners since delivery.
Location
SeaGlass is located at the southern end of Jupiter Island, a roughly 3.6-mile barrier island that operates as an incorporated town, separate from the Town of Jupiter. The island is zoned almost entirely residential, with its own police department and no commercial development. It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Intracoastal Waterway to the west.
The building sits adjacent to protected conservation land, including the Blowing Rocks Preserve (managed by The Nature Conservancy) approximately one mile north. Jupiter Island contains thousands of acres of protected flatwoods, hammocks, and estuaries. The Jupiter Inlet, historic Jupiter Lighthouse, and Coral Cove Park are all within a short drive. For more on the area, see our Jupiter Island neighborhood guide.
Common Questions
Infrequently. SeaGlass has 21 total residences and sold out before completion. Resale activity has been limited since the building delivered in late 2022, and several transactions have occurred privately before reaching the MLS. If you want to be notified when a unit becomes available, contact our team to be added to our SeaGlass watch list.
Monthly fees range from approximately $6,000 to $8,000 depending on unit size. Coverage includes 24-hour front desk staffing, concierge, valet parking, guard-gated security, pool and beach maintenance, fitness center operations, building insurance master policy, and reserves. Prospective buyers should request the current budget and reserve study from the association for a complete picture of the building’s financial position.
This is one of the most important due diligence items for any South Florida oceanfront condominium. Buyers should review the building’s master insurance policy, including wind and flood coverage limits, deductibles, and the association’s loss assessment provisions. Individual unit owners typically carry an HO-6 policy for interior contents and personal liability. Given the current Florida property insurance market, we recommend having your insurance broker review the building’s coverage before making an offer. Your advisor can provide the current master policy details on request.
SeaGlass delivered in late 2022, so its structural and mechanical systems are relatively new. We can provide current information on the building’s assessment history and reserve fund status on request. Florida’s post-Surfside structural inspection requirements now apply to all condominiums three stories or taller, so buyers should confirm the building’s milestone inspection timeline with their attorney as part of standard due diligence.
Most Florida condominiums reserve the right to approve or deny prospective buyers, and in a 21-unit building, the association’s approval process carries real weight. Buyers should expect to submit a purchase application to the board, which may include financial documentation and a personal interview. Some Florida condo declarations also grant the association a right of first refusal on resales, meaning the association can elect to purchase the unit on the same terms as the buyer’s contract. Whether SeaGlass’s declaration includes this provision, and how the board has historically exercised its approval authority, are questions your attorney should review before you go to contract. We can provide the current governing documents for legal review.
SeaGlass does have rental restrictions that limit leasing frequency and minimum lease duration. Jupiter Island as a municipality also maintains its own zoning controls on short-term rentals. Buyers considering any rental use should review the declaration of condominium and Jupiter Island’s municipal code before purchasing. We can provide the current governing documents on request.
Yes. SeaGlass is pet-friendly and includes a dedicated dog walk area with a wash station on the property. Prospective buyers with specific breed or size questions should review the building’s pet policy in the declaration, which we can provide. Jupiter Island also has a nearby dog-friendly beach, which is uncommon in the area.
In a building with two to three residences per floor on the tower levels, this question comes up regularly. Unit combinations in Florida condominiums require association board approval at a minimum, and may require amending the declaration of condominium and replat of the affected units. Structural feasibility depends on the building’s engineering: whether the units share a demising wall that can be opened or are separated by structural columns and shear walls. Buyers interested in a combination should engage a structural engineer and review the building’s as-built drawings before assuming feasibility. We can connect you with the association and the appropriate professionals to evaluate a specific combination.
Every residence includes a private two-car climate-controlled garage. This is a notable differentiator; most oceanfront condominiums in the region provide assigned spaces in a shared garage rather than private enclosed garages. Guest parking and valet service are also available.
This is the central question for most SeaGlass buyers. A single-family estate on Jupiter Island offers more land, full privacy, and the ability to customize, but requires complete property management: staff, landscaping, hurricane preparation, pool maintenance, and security. SeaGlass provides oceanfront living with a turnkey service model. For principals who split time between multiple residences, that trade-off is often decisive. Buyers evaluating both options should model total carrying cost, including staffing, landscaping, insurance, and hurricane preparation, rather than comparing purchase price per square foot alone.
The Ritz-Carlton Residences on Singer Island are the closest oceanfront condominium comparison, offering hotel-branded services and a lower entry price. The trade-off: Singer Island is a denser barrier island with more traffic and a different residential character. SeaGlass offers a low-density setting on an island with no commercial development, its own police force, and conservation land adjacent to the building. Buyers comparing the two are typically deciding between a hotel-service model at a lower cost basis and a private residential model at a premium.
Several of South Florida’s notable private clubs are within a short drive: Jupiter Island Club (approximately 5 minutes), The Bear’s Club (approximately 20 minutes), Admirals Cove (approximately 15 minutes), and McArthur Golf Club (approximately 10 minutes). Each club has its own membership process, fees, and waitlist. Our team can provide current details on membership availability and the application process. For a broader overview, see our communities guide.
SeaGlass trades infrequently. We monitor every unit's ownership status, renovation history, and potential availability. Contact us to discuss the building in detail or to be notified when a unit becomes available.
