Manalapan

Nestled amidst the sparkling waters of the Intracoastal Waterway lies the gem of Hypoluxo Island and the exclusive community of Manalapan. Manalapan graces the southern third of Hypoluxo Island, its two parts united by a shimmering expanse of water. In fact, water is Manalapan's heartbeat, constituting over 80% of the town's landscape.

Designed with the strategic brilliance of a historic Spanish fort in mind, Manalapan is a sanctuary of unparalleled beauty and tranquility. As South Florida burgeons, Manalapan remains steadfast in preserving its serene environment, ensuring limited development and adhering to its commitment to unparalleled service and a conservative governance approach.

A stone's throw away from bustling Palm Beach via the scenic AIA highway, Hypoluxo Island real estate beckons those searching for privacy and seclusion yet places them conveniently close to the vibrant atmospheres of Delray Beach and Boca Raton. Homes here are a testament to architectural splendor, ranging from the timeless “Palm Beach Style” reminiscent of Mizner's genius to avant-garde beachfront masterpieces. With most residences boasting private boat docks, the allure of life on these islands is undeniable - a harmonious blend of opulence, nature, and the laid-back Florida charm.

 

Hypoluxo Island and Manalapan embody the epitome of coastal luxury living. The residences, many equipped with private boat docks, invite residents to embrace an aquatic lifestyle, whether setting sail or jetting through the nearby Boynton Inlet to the vast Atlantic. Manalapan also radiates historical charm, most notably through its 1930 Vanderbilt mansion, Eastover, a national historic gem. Together, Hypoluxo Island and Manalapan offer a harmonious blend of modern amenities and rich history, providing residents with an unparalleled seaside experience marked by elegance and leisure.

 

While Hypoluxo Island is primarily made up of residential homes, locals have access to a plethora of restaurants and entertainment hotspots in neighboring areas. One popular dining destination is the Old Key Lime House. The Old Key Lime House is a beloved historic gem. As Florida's oldest waterfront restaurant, it exudes classic charm and offers an authentic taste of the Sunshine State. Guests can relish the vibrant atmosphere, savor delectable seafood dishes, and, of course, indulge in their renowned key lime pie. With picturesque views of the Intracoastal Waterway, it's an iconic spot for both locals and visitors to unwind and dine.

For those seeking an all-encompassing luxurious escape, Eau Palm Beach Resort and Spa is the ultimate destination. Bask in the opulence of meticulously designed rooms or indulge in the gourmet dining experiences that await at every corner.