11800 Turtle Beach Road, North Palm Beach, FL 33408

This approximately one-acre oceanfront parcel in Lost Tree Village delivers 128 feet of direct Atlantic frontage, wider than most lots in the community, with elevation and orientation suited for a ground-up custom residence of approximately 13,000 to 14,000 square feet. The existing 1992 structure sits on one of Lost Tree's most protected stretches of Turtle Beach Road within Old Port Village 3.

This approximately one-acre oceanfront parcel in Lost Tree Village delivers 128 feet of direct Atlantic frontage, wider than most lots in the community, with elevation and orientation suited for a ground-up custom residence of approximately 13,000 to 14,000 square feet. The existing 1992 structure sits on one of Lost Tree's most protected stretches of Turtle Beach Road within Old Port Village 3.

Site & Development Potential

The lot's 128-foot ocean frontage is notably generous for Lost Tree Village, where many oceanfront parcels measure closer to 100 feet. Combined with the full acre of depth, the site allows for a building envelope that can accommodate principal rooms oriented toward the Atlantic with substantial setback from the coastal construction control line. The existing improvement totals roughly 8,976 square feet overall with 6,807 square feet under air, but the real value here is the land: a buyer purchasing at this basis would be acquiring the site for a new-construction oceanfront compound.

Lost Tree Village Context

Lost Tree Village is a guard-gated community on the northern barrier island of Palm Beach County, positioned between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. The community operates its own Beach Club, which is located a short distance from this parcel. Membership in the Lost Tree Club provides access to a Jack Nicklaus-redesigned golf course, tennis and croquet facilities, and a deepwater marina on the Intracoastal side with direct access to the Lake Worth Inlet, roughly four nautical miles south.

The community's northern Palm Beach County location places residents approximately 15 minutes from Palm Beach International Airport and within close reach of Jupiter Island to the north. Annual HOA obligations and property taxes reflect the community's private infrastructure, security patrol, and guard-gated entry.

Key Features

• 128 feet of direct Atlantic Ocean frontage
• Approximately one acre in Lost Tree Village's Old Port Village 3
• Building potential of approximately 13,000 to 14,000 square feet
• Guard-gated community with 24-hour security patrol
• Proximity to Lost Tree Beach Club
• Three-car garage on existing structure
• Pool and spa on site
• Access to Lost Tree Club marina and Lake Worth Inlet via Intracoastal