A Palm Beach residence profiled by Sotheby’s International Realty combines 8,387 sq ft of interiors with a private dock, infinity pool and deeded oceanfront lot.
A waterfront home in Palm Beach profiled by Sotheby’s International Realty shows why some properties make particular sense to yacht owners before price is even discussed. The 8,387-square-foot residence sits directly on the Intracoastal Waterway and combines a private dock with a deeded oceanfront lot, giving the owner access to both boating and beach life without separating them into different addresses.
The water is part of the plan, not just the view
The rear of the property is organised around the Intracoastal, with broad shaded terraces, an infinity-edge lap pool, spa, lawns and mature palms leading toward the private dock. French doors and balconies bring the same outlook into the principal rooms, making the waterfront visible from inside rather than something reserved for the garden.
For a yacht-owning household, the dock is the feature that changes how the property functions. A residence can become part of the boating routine itself, allowing tenders, dayboats and guest arrivals to connect directly with the house rather than relying entirely on a separate marina.
Traditional Palm Beach architecture hides modern convenience
The house uses classical symmetry, shutters, wrought iron and carefully landscaped approaches to sit comfortably within Palm Beach’s established architectural language. Inside, 11-foot ceilings, mahogany floors, substantial millwork and water-facing rooms keep the traditional character without sacrificing the scale expected of a contemporary luxury residence.
Modern conveniences include an elevator, extensive built-ins, wine storage and a freestanding garage with a one-bedroom apartment above. Those practical additions matter in a property intended for extended stays, because staff, guests and household logistics need space as much as the formal entertaining rooms do.
A second waterfront dimension comes with the oceanfront lot
The deeded oceanfront parcel adds another layer to the property, with room for a seaside cabana and direct access to the Atlantic side of Palm Beach. That gives the owner two very different relationships with the water: protected Intracoastal boating at home and a separate oceanfront setting for beach use.
For SYG Lifestyle, this is the kind of property story that belongs alongside yachts rather than beside generic real-estate coverage. The attraction is not merely square footage or decoration; it is the way the house connects everyday living, boating, entertaining and the geography of Palm Beach into one coherent base.