Egret Landing Jupiter FL: 2026 Buyer's Guide (HOA, Amenities & Pricing)
649 single-family homes, 58 cul-de-sacs, 7 Har-Tru tennis courts, and a ~$325/quarter HOA. Here's what to verify before you write an offer in Egret Landing.
Egret Landing is a non-gated community of approximately 649 single-family homes in Jupiter, FL, with an HOA of ~$325 per quarter (~$108/month), built primarily by DiVosta, Pulte, and Engle between 1994 and the early 2000s. 2026 prices range from $650,000 to $1.5M+, or approximately $330–$380 per square foot.
Egret Landing is one of Jupiter's most recognized family communities — and it combines three things almost nothing else at this HOA level does: 58 intentionally-designed cul-de-sacs, a full amenity package, and an exclusively single-family mix. No condos, no townhomes. Before you write an offer, there are specific items to verify. Here are all of them.
Egret Landing By the Numbers
Egret Landing sits south of Indian Creek Parkway, east of I-95, and northwest of Abacoa in zip code 33458. The community covers roughly 248 acres with between 649 and 654 homes. It is not a mixed-product community — no condos, no townhomes, only single-family homes.
The 58 Cul-de-Sac Layout
The most distinctive planning feature in Egret Landing is its 58 cul-de-sacs. That number isn't a gimmick — the community was intentionally designed around dead-end residential streets branching off the internal road system.
For families with kids, that layout matters in daily life: less through-traffic, quieter streets, and a neighborhood feel that's hard to duplicate in newer subdivisions.
One more memorable detail — streets are named alphabetically after birds, which becomes surprisingly easy to navigate once you know the layout.
Lakes, Views & Daily Feel
The community includes three free-form lakes, and many homes enjoy partial or full lake views from the backyard. Walking trails and green spaces help give Egret Landing a more open, established feel than most communities in this price range.
Lot position matters. A lake-view lot will typically carry a premium over an interior lot — that gap can be tens of thousands of dollars depending on the lot and the view. This is something to evaluate case by case before writing an offer.
HOA Fee & What It Covers
The HOA is approximately $325 per quarter, or roughly $108 per month. The fee typically includes:
- Cable
- Lawn service
- Common-area maintenance
Buyers should also anticipate a capital contribution at purchase estimated at approximately two times the quarterly HOA fee, or around $650. Always verify this amount directly with the HOA or title company before closing.
Important security note: Egret Landing is not a gated community. Instead, there is an evening and weekend roaming security guard. Buyers who require a manned gate should understand that this is a patrol-based security setup rather than controlled access.
Amenities
Egret Landing offers one of the more impressive amenity packages in Jupiter for its HOA level:
- 7 Har-Tru lighted tennis courts
- Resort-style swimming pool with expansive sundeck
- Multi-room clubhouse
- Fitness room
- Full-size basketball court
- Soccer/football green
- Kids play park
- Boat and RV storage lot (wait list may apply)
- Community events including seasonal celebrations and activity programming
Builders, Home Sizes & 2026 Pricing
Homes in Egret Landing were built primarily between 1994 and the early 2000s by DiVosta, Pulte Homes, Engle Homes, and a smaller number of custom builders. Construction is a mix of CBS and frame, with the majority of the community built before 2000.
Most homes fall in the 2,000–3,000 sq ft range. Final price depends on size, lot position, upgrades, and water views.
Assigned Schools
The most common school assignments referenced for Egret Landing are:
- Elementary: Lighthouse Elementary
- Middle: Independence Middle
- High: Jupiter Community High
School attendance boundaries can change, so verify the assigned school for any specific address directly through the Palm Beach County school system before making a final decision.
Due Diligence — What to Verify Before You Write an Offer
Most of Egret Landing was built before 2000. That isn't a problem — it just means there are specific items you need to verify before closing so you don't lose thousands of dollars after the keys change hands.
Verify: roof age, electrical panel, wind mitigation report, current insurance costs, the specific builder of the property (DiVosta vs Pulte vs Engle vs custom — systems and construction details can vary significantly), lot position and the value premium of a lake view, current HOA fee, current capital contribution amount, and boat/RV storage availability if that matters to you. A thorough inspection is non-negotiable on homes this age. I've seen buyers lose tens of thousands on older Jupiter homes because they skipped due diligence on the front end. Get it done before you remove contingencies.
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Brian Wilder
The Wilder Real Estate Group
Palm Beach County Home For Sale
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