Quintessential Living: Lighthouse Point

The estate is situated on a 1.7-acre peninsula of Caps Island, boasting an impressive 889 feet of shoreline.

THE PROPERTY

Presque’ile Estate on Caps Island

WHERE: 2900 NE 31st Ave., Lighthouse Point

COMMUNITY: Caps Island

LIVING SPACE: 7,796 square feet
LOT SIZE:
1.7 acres

BEDROOMS/BATHS: 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths, 1 half-bath
HIGHLIGHTS: Located on a 1.7-acre peninsula of Caps Island, this Florida landmark estate sits along 889 feet of shoreline. Spacious living with 7,796 square feet under air has five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, office space or library, family room, breakfast area, formal dining area, loft, and attic. The total area of 11,630 square feet encompasses a two-car garage conveniently attached to the main home, while an additional two-car garage plus a golf cart garage and oversized storage area are all air-conditioned. The resort-style pool has a sit-down bar and spa with an outdoor shower. A separate private spa is off the master bedroom. A recreation room makes indoor living perfect for entertaining and a workshop allows for private hobby time. The 100-foot-long concrete pier features three power pedestals for making sure water vehicles are at the ready.

LISTING PRICE: $24.9 million

THE NEIGHBORHOOD
COMMUNITY:
Broward County’s best-kept secret for boaters and lifestyle, the neighborly small town with informal affluence, offers Lighthouse Point residents an easy-going quality of life. Yachting is a part of the lifestyle and essential to daily living in this boat lover’s paradise. 80 percent of its residential real estate is single-family homes, many of which are within 18 miles of the city’s waterways. This is a small town that wishes to remain just that and while it is a close-knit community, residents also value their privacy.

DAILY LIFE:  The east door of Lighthouse Point opens to the Intracoastal Waterway, sitting under the beam of the famed Hillsboro Lighthouse which has stood constant guard over the Hillsboro Inlet since 1906 and for which the city is named. The west door of Lighthouse Point is Federal Highway or U.S. 1, with access to plenty of shopping and restaurants. The upscale Town Center Mall and Mizner Park, both in Boca Raton, are a little over 4 miles away. Along with the proximity to beaches and waterways, there are also 20 acres of parks and mini-parks and 13 miles of sidewalks and bike paths to enjoy the city’s green space.

THE REALTORS

THE NELSON PUTZIG TEAM OF RE/MAX FIRST
CONTACT: Susan Nelson, 954-242-6400, and John Putzig, 954-263-6877

INSIGHTS: “Presque’ile Estate on Caps Island is the most recognizable landmark property that is literally seconds to the Hillsboro Inlet and the Atlantic Ocean. Never before offered and never duplicated, there will only be one privileged buyer to seize this opportunity.”

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