Set on 2.26 acres with 215 feet of direct ocean frontage, this Mediterranean compound in Manalapan spans nearly 28,000 total square feet across a main residence, a freestanding guest house, and a dedicated security house. The property runs ocean to Intracoastal, offering dual water exposure within one of Palm Beach County's most private barrier island enclaves.
Set on 2.26 acres with 215 feet of direct ocean frontage, this Mediterranean compound in Manalapan spans nearly 28,000 total square feet across a main residence, a freestanding guest house, and a dedicated security house. The property runs ocean to Intracoastal, offering dual water exposure within one of Palm Beach County's most private barrier island enclaves.
Architecture & Compound Layout
Built in 2007 in the Old Spanish and Mediterranean tradition, the estate is organized as a three-structure compound. The main residence anchors the site, with the guest house and security house positioned as separate buildings on the grounds. A six-car garage serves the motor court. The overall composition channels the proportions and massing of historic European villa estates, scaled to the full depth of the ocean-to-lake lot.
Interior
Nine bedrooms and nineteen bathrooms are distributed across the three structures. The main residence carries the principal living spaces, with views oriented to the ocean, Intracoastal, pool, and gardens depending on position within the floor plan. The guest house operates independently, providing self-contained accommodations for visitors or staff. The security house supports the gated entry and property-wide security system.
Outdoor Living & Grounds
Two pools serve the estate, complemented by a pool bath and surrounded by landscaped garden areas across the 2.26-acre site. A resurfaced tennis court occupies a portion of the grounds. The eastern boundary delivers 215 feet of direct Atlantic frontage, while the western edge sits on the Intracoastal Waterway with seawall protection. Views from various points on the property encompass the ocean, the Intracoastal, the pools, and the garden landscape.
Water Access
The property holds both direct oceanfront exposure and Intracoastal waterway frontage with a seawall. Ocean access is available from the Intracoastal side. The dual-water orientation is among the rarest configurations in South Florida, with the full 2.26-acre parcel spanning from the Atlantic to the lake.
Key Features
- 215 feet of direct ocean frontage on 2.26 acres
- Ocean-to-Intracoastal lot with seawall on the western boundary
- Three-structure compound: main residence, guest house, and security house
- Two pools with pool bath
- Resurfaced tennis court
- Six-car garage
- Gated entry with dedicated security house and security system
- Old Spanish and Mediterranean architecture, built 2007
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