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• MLS® #: RX-10932307
• 2561 Old Donald Ross Rd
• Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
• $4,900,000
• 5 Beds, 7 Bath, 4,294 SqFt
• Residential

Welcome home to PARADISE! This stunning 5 bedroom, 5 full/2 half baths waterfront residence in Paradise Port, Unincorporated Palm Beach Gardens, seamlessly blends exquisite craftsmanship with coastal charm. Location unbeatable, minutes from Juno Beach, shopping and dining with no HOA. With over 70' of waterfront, room for up to a 50' boat with no fixed bridges. The exterior, adorned with a three-layer stucco finish and a smooth coat, exudes timeless elegance. The second floor features a sophisticated Hardie board finish, adding a touch of contemporary allure to the traditional architecture. Notable exterior accents include decorative stucco bands around windows, doors, and openings, enhancing the property's visual appeal.Delicate decorative louvered shutters grace each window, infusing the facade with a touch of coastal grace. The roof, boasting a double-layer membrane and a 30-year warranty, is crowned with flat decorative concrete tiles and complemented by exquisite fascia and soffit. Ensuring both luxury and safety, the property boasts high-quality impact windows. The sleek window design with mullions perfectly complements the property's aesthetic. The garage doors, designed for impact resistance, offer both security and functionality. The front portico, presenting a durable louvered panel welcomes guests with a touch of sophistication. The grand 8'x6' impact-rated glass front doors, with double panels and vertical lines, create an impressive entrance, emphasizing the property's luxury status. The meticulously painted exterior highlights the architectural beauty of the house. A concrete-poured driveway leads to the property, while the walkway to the front door showcases elegant large format pavers accentuating the front door section, all meticulously designed by the architect. The interior boasts an exceptional level of luxury, with full-custom cabinetry from "Kodiak Custom Cabinetry," featuring solid wood boxes and soft-close hinges and solid surface countertops. High-end appliances, including Sub Zero, Miele, and Thermador, grace the gourmet kitchen, accompanied by an extensive appliance package and a wine cooler, fostering an ideal culinary experience. The house features large format porcelain tiles throughout, complemented by a meticulously designed coffered ceiling in the great room, living room, dining area, and kitchen, all accentuated with crown molding and trim. A summer kitchen is seamlessly integrated into the outdoor living space with stainless steel built-in "Bull Products ensemble" grill, measuring 42", is complemented by a 24" under-counter fridge, a side burner, and three sets of stainless doors. The kitchen is equipped with quartz countertops and a tastefully tiled backsplash, adding a touch of sophistication to the outdoor cooking experience. The property features a stunning swimming pool with a built-in spa finished and waterfall feature with tiled coping and premium plaster. The pool deck, harmoniously complementing the pool's aesthetics with travertine or porcelain. The pool equipment is outfitted with a salt system, gas heater, and pump, ensuring a pristine swimming experience. In preparation for unforeseen circumstances, the property includes a 35KW standby generator with a built-in propane feed from a 500-gallon underground tank, complete with a transfer switch. This feature provides peace of mind and uninterrupted comfort during hurricanes and other power outages. The underside of the Loggia and Front entry ceilings are embellished with Pecky Cyprus, adding a rustic and sophisticated touch to these outdoor areas. The property comes with a landscape low-voltage lighting package featuring LED uplights and pathway lights. The fixtures, boasting a 40,000-hour rating, are constructed from "solid brass," adding an enchanting ambiance to the outdoor landscape at night. Builder is open to Buyer requests and various options available.

Facts About Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Palm Beach Gardens and the rest of South Florida suffered extensive damage when it was hit by hurricanes Frances, Jeanne and Wilma in 2004 and 2005.

Eissey Campus Theatre located in Palm Beach Gardens is a 750 seat complex play that hosts to many musical, theatrical and dramatic productions.

Palm Beach Gardens was developed by John D. MacArthur in 1959. His original chosen name for the city was Palm Beach City, but this name was not approved by Florida legislature. Therefore, MacArthur named the city, Palm Beach Gardens.