Prado

Prado is a gated community of 133 custom estate homes in Jupiter, Florida, located north of Indiantown Road off Island Way. Homes carry a Jupiter mailing address, but the community sits in unincorporated Martin County and is platted as Pennock Preserve, which means Jupiter access paired with Martin County tax millage and Martin County school zoning. It suits families and relocating buyers who want acreage, privacy, and preserve views within a short drive of Jupiter's beaches, restaurants, and highways.

Homesites in Prado run from roughly a half acre to an acre and a half — a lot size that has become rare in a gated community this close to the coast. Homes generally range from about 3,200 to nearly 5,800 square feet of air-conditioned living space, with four to six bedrooms across one-story and two-story plans. Most sites back to preserve, conservation land, or the community's freshwater lake rather than to a neighboring house.

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Total Listings: 1
Average Price: $3,400,000
Highest Price: $3,400,000
Lowest Price: $3,400,000

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8177 Se Red Root Way

Jupiter, Fl 33458

$3,400,000

  • 7 Beds
  • 6 Full Baths
  • 1 Half Baths
  • 4,440 SqFt

Tucked Away On A Sprawling Half-acre Parcel In The Lux-scaled Community Of Prado, This 2015 Cbs Home Balances Refined Florida Architecture With Quiet Intimacy. Walls Of Protective Impact Glass Fr...

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Homes and Architecture

Construction at Prado began in 2014 under Standard Pacific Homes, a builder that merged into CalAtlantic Group in 2015 and was acquired by Lennar in 2018. Homes continued to be delivered into the early 2020s, and the community is now essentially built out, so buyers today are shopping resales rather than new construction. Exteriors mix modern Mediterranean and American Craftsman detailing: stacked stone facades, barrel tile roofs, casement windows, wide front porches, and deep covered entries.

Interiors were designed around open living and entertaining. Common features include cathedral and coffered ceilings, en suite secondary bedrooms, marble or large-format tile flooring, curved staircases in the two-story plans, gourmet kitchens with upgraded appliance packages, and generous walk-in closets. Impact-resistant glass is standard throughout. Most homes pair a covered lanai with a saltwater pool, and circular driveways, side-load garages, separate guest cottages, and mature landscaping are common across the community.

Location and Lifestyle

Prado's position just north of the Palm Beach County line is its defining feature. Residents reach Interstate 95 and Florida's Turnpike in roughly ten minutes via Indiantown Road, and Jupiter's core — Harbourside Place, Downtown Abacoa, the Jupiter Inlet, and Jupiter Beach — sits about fifteen to twenty minutes east. Riverbend Park and the Loxahatchee River, designated in 1985 as Florida's first National Wild and Scenic River, are a few minutes west on Indiantown Road, and Jonathan Dickinson State Park is a short drive north in Hobe Sound.

Because Prado is in Martin County rather than the Town of Jupiter, its property tax millage is set by Martin County taxing authorities. Millage rates are adopted annually, so buyers should confirm current figures with the Martin County Property Appraiser rather than relying on comparisons. The community is gated and intentionally low-amenity — there is no clubhouse, golf course, or fitness center — and the draw is land, privacy, and preserve frontage rather than resort-style recreation. Jupiter Medical Center is the closest full-service hospital, with Cleveland Clinic Martin North Hospital in Stuart to the north.

Schools Serving Prado

Prado is served by the Martin County School District, not the School District of Palm Beach County — an important distinction for relocating families comparing Jupiter-address communities. Current zoning generally assigns the community to Hobe Sound Elementary School, Murray Middle School, and South Fork High School. Attendance boundaries and school-choice options are reviewed periodically, so families should verify current zoning directly with the Martin County School District.

Several independent and parochial schools serve the area as well. The Pine School, a K-12 college preparatory school in Hobe Sound, is the closest. Jupiter Christian School (PK-12) and Turtle River Montessori are both in Jupiter, and The Benjamin School operates a PK3-grade 8 campus in North Palm Beach and a grades 9-12 upper school campus in Palm Beach Gardens.

Prado FAQs

What types of homes are available in Prado homes for sale?

Prado consists of 133 detached single-family estate homes, built beginning in 2014 and delivered into the early 2020s. Homes generally range from about 3,200 to nearly 5,800 square feet with four to six bedrooms, in both one-story and two-story plans. Exteriors combine modern Mediterranean and American Craftsman detailing with stacked stone, barrel tile roofs, and wide front porches, and impact-resistant glass is standard throughout.

Is Prado a gated community?

Yes. Prado is fully gated, with controlled access off Island Way north of Indiantown Road. Beyond the gate the community is deliberately low-amenity — there is no clubhouse, golf course, or fitness facility — so what residents get is privacy, large lots, and preserve frontage rather than shared recreation space.

What public and private schools serve Prado homes for sale?

Prado falls within the Martin County School District, and current zoning generally assigns it to Hobe Sound Elementary School, Murray Middle School, and South Fork High School. Because boundaries and choice programs change, families should confirm current attendance zoning directly with the Martin County School District. Nearby private options include The Pine School (K-12) in Hobe Sound, Jupiter Christian School (PK-12) and Turtle River Montessori in Jupiter, and The Benjamin School, with campuses in North Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens.

What makes Prado different from other Jupiter communities?

Two things set Prado apart: lot size and county. Half-acre to acre-and-a-half homesites are uncommon in a gated community with a Jupiter address, and most of them back to preserve, conservation land, or the community lake instead of another house. Because Prado sits in unincorporated Martin County rather than the Town of Jupiter, it also carries Martin County tax millage and Martin County school zoning while staying within a short drive of Jupiter Beach, the Jupiter Inlet, and Interstate 95.

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