Egret Landing Jupiter FL

649+ single-family homes, 58 cul-de-sacs, 7 Har-Tru tennis courts, three lakes, and an HOA structure that continues to stand out in Jupiter.

Why Buyers Notice Egret Landing

Egret Landing is one of Jupiter’s better-known established family communities because it combines a large single-family-only footprint with a practical HOA structure and a substantial amenity package. The community sits in a central Jupiter location near I-95 and Abacoa, making it attractive to buyers who want neighborhood feel without sacrificing convenience.

The Layout That Sets It Apart

The defining design detail of Egret Landing is its 58 cul-de-sacs. That planning choice shapes the daily feel of the neighborhood more than most buyers expect. Residential streets are quieter, cut-through traffic is limited, and the neighborhood tends to feel more contained and family-oriented than many newer subdivisions.

Streets are named alphabetically after birds, which has become one of the community’s signature details.

Homes, Builders, and Construction

Homes were built primarily between 1994 and the early 2000s by DiVosta, Pulte Homes, Engle Homes, and some custom builders. Construction includes CBS and frame, and buyers should verify builder and construction type for any property they are seriously considering.

Sizes generally range from around 1,750 to 4,200 square feet under air, with common layouts offering 3 to 6 bedrooms and 2 to 4 bathrooms.

HOA and Cost-to-Amenity Ratio

The HOA is approximately $325 per quarter. That generally covers cable, lawn service, and common area maintenance. Buyers should also plan for a capital contribution at closing estimated at approximately two times the quarterly HOA fee.

What makes Egret Landing stand out is what that fee supports: seven Har-Tru lighted tennis courts, a resort-style pool, clubhouse, fitness room, basketball court, soccer/football green, kids play park, community events, and boat/RV storage.

Lakes and Lot Position

The community includes three free-form lakes, and many lots enjoy partial or full water views. If lot position matters to you, make sure you compare lake-view, preserve-view, and interior lots carefully. The backyard experience can vary meaningfully from one section of the community to another.

Security and Lifestyle

Egret Landing is not gated. Instead, it uses an evening and weekend roaming security guard. Buyers should understand the distinction: this is a patrol model, not a controlled-access gate.

2026 Pricing Overview

Current 2026 pricing is running approximately $330 to $380 per square foot, with a broad range of roughly $650,000 to $1.5 million or more depending on home size, location within the community, upgrades, and view orientation.

Schools and Verification

School assignments often referenced for Egret Landing include Lighthouse Elementary, Independence Middle, and Jupiter Community High. Buyers should verify school zoning by specific address before purchase.

What to Verify Before You Buy

• Current HOA quarterly amount
• Current capital contribution
• Builder and construction type
• Roof age and condition
• Boat/RV lot availability if needed
• Specific school assignment by address
• Lake-view or interior-lot premium