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6434 Mandarin Boulevard: 3BR Main Home + 2BR Guest House Built 2019 on 1.39 Acres in The Acreage — Saltwater Pool, Travertine Deck, Private Pond with Dock, $2,500/Month Rental Income

Rare combination in The Acreage: main residence with 3 bedrooms + 2 baths (~2,727 sqft) with vaulted ceilings and split-bedroom layout, plus detached 2019-built guest house (2BR/1BA, 900 sq ft) currently rented month-to-month for $2,500. All on 1.39 fenced acres with saltwater pool, travertine deck, and private pond with dock. This isn't a typical Acreage property — it's an income-producing property with multi-generational flexibility built in.

💡 Property at a Glance

6434 Mandarin Boulevard is a two-dwelling property on 1.39 fenced acres in The Acreage of Loxahatchee. The main residence has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and 2,727 square feet with vaulted ceilings and a split-bedroom layout. The detached guest house was built in 2019 (well within current code) with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 900 square feet, and is currently rented month-to-month for $2,500 — that's $30,000 in annual gross income that directly offsets the mortgage payment on the main residence. The property includes a saltwater pool with travertine deck, private pond with dock, and fully fenced 1.39 acres. List price: {{PRICE}}. MLS#: {{MLS_NUMBER}}. To schedule a private showing or request the complete listing package including 2019 guest house permitting verification and current lease terms, call Brian Wilder at 561-201-4717.

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This property at 6434 Mandarin Boulevard in The Acreage offers something that very few properties in Loxahatchee actually deliver: a legitimate combination of space, flexibility, and income potential. The main residence is functional and well-laid-out. The detached 2019-built guest house generates current rental income. The 1.39 fenced acres include a saltwater pool with travertine deck and a private pond with dock. For the right buyer — investor with owner-occupied use, multi-generational family, or buyer wanting flexible land use — this is the property that changes the conversation from "buying a house" to "buying a productive asset."

6434 Mandarin Boulevard at a Glance

3 + 2
Main BR + Guest BR
2,727
Main Home Sq Ft
900
Guest House Sq Ft (2019)
1.39
Fenced Acres
$2,500
Current Monthly Income
Saltwater
Pool (Travertine Deck)

Six data points that define this property: 3 bedrooms in the main home + 2 bedrooms in the guest house, 2,727 sq ft in the main residence, 900 sq ft in the 2019-built detached guest house, 1.39 fully fenced acres, $2,500/month current rental income from the guest house on month-to-month lease, and saltwater pool with travertine deck. The 2019 guest house construction year is significant — it confirms the structure was built within current building code, which strongly supports legal permitting status (verification with PBC Building Department recommended).

What Makes This Property Different — Three Specific Features

Most properties in The Acreage offer space and privacy. This property offers that plus three specific features that rarely appear together:

1. Guest House Built in 2019 with Current Rental Income

The detached guest house was built in 2019 — well within current building code — with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and 900 square feet. It is currently rented month-to-month for $2,500. The 2019 construction year matters because:

  • Strong indication of legal permits — 2019 construction would have required current PBC permits to be built. While final permit verification is still recommended pre-offer, the build year significantly reduces the risk of unpermitted ADU concerns
  • $30,000 annual gross income that directly offsets the mortgage payment on the main residence
  • Over 10 years of ownership: $300,000 in gross rental income if month-to-month tenant continues
  • Month-to-month flexibility: the buyer can continue with the current tenant, transition to a 12-month lease for income stability, convert to family use (in-laws, adult children), or use as a guest/office space — all without breaking a long-term lease commitment
  • Mortgage qualification impact: depending on the lender, up to 75% of documented rental income can count toward DTI qualification, potentially allowing the buyer to qualify at a higher purchase price with the same monthly budget

2. Saltwater Pool with Travertine Deck

The property includes a saltwater pool, not traditional chlorine, and the deck is travertine — premium natural stone, not standard concrete or pavers. This combination matters for concrete reasons:

  • Saltwater advantages — gentler on skin and eyes, less odor, lower long-term chemical costs, and the generator continuously produces chlorine so manual chemical additions are significantly reduced
  • Travertine deck — natural stone, slip-resistant, stays cooler underfoot than concrete or pavers in Florida heat, and adds visible property value vs standard concrete decks. Typically a $15K-$30K upgrade if added after construction
  • Lower long-term operating costs — both saltwater systems and travertine decks reduce ongoing maintenance vs traditional chlorine + concrete combinations

Verification note: saltwater generators have a typical lifespan of 5-7 years; verify current generator age and expected replacement cost (~$2,000-$3,500) during pre-purchase inspection.

3. Private Pond with Dock

The property includes a private pond with dock within the fenced grounds. This is rare even in The Acreage. Concrete benefits:

  • Visual privacy — the water acts as a natural buffer between the home and property boundaries
  • Immediate recreation — private fishing, kayaking, canoeing, or simply enjoying the water without having to travel
  • Aesthetic value — properties with private water typically retain better relative value in resale
  • Wildlife — ducks, herons, native fauna attracted by the water add character and outdoor interest

Verification note: ponds require periodic maintenance (algae control, dock condition). Verify pond water source (natural vs pumped), depth, recent algae treatment history, and dock structural condition during pre-purchase inspection.

Main Home — 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2,727 sq ft

The main residence includes 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2,727 square feet of living space with two architectural features that define the interior experience:

  • Vaulted ceilings — the ceiling follows the roof line, creating a dramatic vertical openness in the main living areas that makes the home feel significantly larger than its floor plan footprint suggests. Vaulted ceilings also improve air circulation in Florida heat
  • Split-bedroom layout — the primary suite is separated from the secondary bedrooms by the social spaces. This offers acoustic privacy between adults and children (or owner and guests), and flexibility for adjacent home office or studio use

The kitchen features stainless steel appliances and an open living layout, integrated into the main social spaces. The combination of vaulted ceilings + split-bedroom + open layout in 2,727 sq ft delivers significantly more functional space than a traditional floor plan of the same size would suggest.

Guest House — Built 2019, 2BR / 1BA, 900 sq ft

The guest house is a detached structure on the property, built in 2019, with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and 900 square feet. This is significant for two specific reasons:

  • "Detached" means independent from main home — no shared walls, separate entrance, complete privacy from the main residence. This is what makes it a legitimate dwelling unit rather than a converted basement or attic
  • "Built 2019" means modern construction — current building code, modern systems, no deferred maintenance from older construction. For a rental property, modern systems mean fewer tenant complaints and lower repair costs

Current arrangement: the guest house is currently rented month-to-month for $2,500. The month-to-month structure offers specific advantages for the incoming buyer:

  • Continue with current tenant — verify tenant payment history and lease enforceability, then continue the arrangement as-is
  • Transition to 12-month lease — renegotiate to a structured annual lease for income stability and potentially higher rent (typical 12-month lease premium over month-to-month is 5-15%)
  • Convert to family use post-purchase — month-to-month allows easy transition to in-laws, adult children, or guest use without breaking a long-term lease
  • Use as separate office/studio — for professionals working from home or running a home-based business
  • Convert to Airbnb or short-term rental — subject to PBC zoning regulations and ADU permitting status

The flexibility of the month-to-month lease structure combined with 2019 construction makes this guest house a genuinely useful property feature rather than a complication.

1.39 Fenced Acres — What It Enables

The property is 1.39 fully fenced acres. While slightly less than the typical Acreage 2-acre lot, the full fencing and the inclusion of pond, pool, and two dwellings make the property feel functionally larger than its acreage suggests. Specific advantages of fenced 1.39 acres:

  • Physical privacy — not just distance from neighbors, but actual barrier from the property perimeter
  • Security — controlled access to the property, important for families with children or pets
  • Animal containment — horses, dogs, or other animals can move freely without constant supervision
  • Clear property definition — no ambiguity about property boundaries with neighbors

For The Acreage specifically, fencing is a meaningful upgrade — many Acreage properties are not fully fenced, which limits how the land can be used. Full fencing converts the property from "vague rural lot" to "functional homestead" with clearly defined private grounds.

The Income Math — What Buyers Need to Understand

The $2,500/month guest house income fundamentally changes the property's financial profile compared to an equivalent Acreage property without a secondary income source. Let's work the math:

Income Impact on Property Economics

  • Gross monthly income: $2,500
  • Gross annual income: $30,000
  • Gross 10-year income (assuming continuous rental): $300,000
  • After operating expenses (prorated taxes, additional insurance, ADU maintenance, repairs): estimated net income 70-85% of gross
  • Estimated net annual income: $21,000-$25,500
Over 10 years of ownership, estimated net income is $210,000-$255,000 — that directly offsets the property's carrying costs. That's the difference between "buying a house" and "buying an asset that partially pays for itself."

Mortgage qualification impact: depending on the lender, up to 75% of documented gross ADU income can count as income for qualification purposes. For a buyer who is DTI-constrained (debt-to-income ratio), that can mean the difference between being able to afford this property and not. Speak with your lender before writing an offer to understand exactly how they will treat this income.

Month-to-month consideration: the current lease is month-to-month, which means income flexibility (buyer can convert use easily) but slightly less income certainty than a 12-month lease. Lenders may discount month-to-month income slightly vs annual lease income for qualification purposes. Verify treatment with your lender.

Important: these calculations assume (1) the guest house has legal ADU permits (strongly indicated by 2019 construction year), (2) the current month-to-month arrangement is documented and current, and (3) the income is transferable to a new owner. All three verifications are still recommended pre-closing.

Listing Information — Additional Data

Additional property data (some pending verification with updated listing):

  • List price: {{PRICE}}
  • MLS #: {{MLS_NUMBER}}
  • Year built (main home): {{YEAR_BUILT_MAIN}}
  • Year built (guest house): 2019 (confirmed)
  • Garage: {{GARAGE_SPACES}}
  • HOA status: {{HOA_STATUS}} (The Acreage typically has no HOA, but confirm specific section)
  • Annual taxes: {{TAXES}}
  • Current lease: month-to-month at $2,500 (verify documentation and tenant payment history)
  • Full address: 6434 Mandarin Boulevard, Loxahatchee, FL

For additional data not listed here (lot orientation, water source — well vs municipal, septic type and capacity for two dwellings, pond depth and source, specific deed restrictions, assigned schools, estimated insurance cost), call to request the complete listing information package.

Seven Critical Verifications Before Writing an Offer

This property has more verification surface than a standard Acreage property because it involves two dwellings, a recent ADU, current rental arrangement, and specific premium features (saltwater system, pond) that require technical verification. The 2019 guest house construction significantly reduces ADU permitting risk vs older or unpermitted ADUs, but verification is still essential.

(1) 2019 guest house permits — verify with the Palm Beach County Building Department that the 2019 construction was permitted and inspected. While the construction year strongly indicates legal status, pulling the actual permit records is the definitive verification. Should be straightforward given the recent build. (2) Current month-to-month lease documentation — confirm there is a written month-to-month rental agreement, documented tenant payment history (canceled checks or bank deposits), and clear terms for transfer to new owner. Verbal arrangements don't count. (3) Well and septic — capacity for two dwellings — verify whether the property has a shared septic system between both dwellings (capacity concern if at limit) or separate systems. Septic system inspection via scope is mandatory. Reasonable septic replacement: $15K-$30K. (4) Water source — well or municipal, capacity — water quality tests for the well (if applicable), verify capacity for two dwellings. (5) Saltwater pool generator age and equipment — generators have typical 5-7-year lifespan; verify current age, expected replacement cost ($2K-$3.5K), and pool equipment condition. (6) Pond — drainage, source, dock condition — verify pond water source (natural vs pumped), depth, algae treatment history, and dock structural condition. Pond annual maintenance: $1K-$3K. (7) Specific zoning permitting ADU rental — confirm zoning specifically allows ADU rental use, not just family use. Some Acreage sections permit ADU construction but restrict rental use to family members only. Independent professional pre-closing inspections (structural main, structural ADU, well, septic, pool equipment, pond) are mandatory.

Interested in 6434 Mandarin Boulevard?

This property offers a specific combination that rarely appears in the Acreage market: functional main residence + 2019-built guest house with current rental income + saltwater pool with travertine deck + private pond with dock + 1.39 fenced acres. If that combination matches your profile — investor with owner-occupied use, multi-generational family, or buyer wanting flexible land use — it's worth scheduling a private showing and starting the critical verifications (permit records, lease documentation, two-dwelling septic capacity, etc.). I'll help you coordinate the showing, request the complete listing package, order the specific technical inspections this property requires, and verify the legality and sustainability of the current income before writing any offer. I've worked Palm Beach County since 1996 with 1,500+ homes sold.

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Listing information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Price, MLS#, specifications, year built for both dwellings, guest house permitting verification (2019 construction strongly indicates legal status but should be verified with PBC Building Department), current month-to-month lease terms and transferability, condition of roof and systems for both structures, deed restrictions, specific zoning for rental use of ADU, school assignments, and taxes can change and should be verified with the updated listing and the relevant authorities before closing. Verification of the guest house permit records and current lease documentation is important — the $2,500/month income claim depends on both. Independent professional inspections (structural main, structural ADU, well, septic with capacity for two dwellings, saltwater pool/generator, pond) are mandatory before purchasing. The Wilder Real Estate Group has helped buyers and sellers in Palm Beach County since 1996. Equal Housing Opportunity.