Admiral's Cove

About Admiral's Cove

Admiral's Cove is the name most people think of first when they picture Jupiter waterfront. It is a guard-gated community of roughly 900 homes built around miles of canals with direct, no-fixed-bridge access to the Jupiter Inlet and the Atlantic. The member-owned club layers in golf, tennis, a spa, and on-site dining, so it lives like a private resort.

Quick facts

• Guard-gated, roughly 900 homes
• Deep-water dockage with no-fixed-bridge ocean access
• Member-owned club with golf, tennis, spa, marina, and dining
• Homes from waterfront villas to large custom estates
• Mandatory club membership
• 45 holes across four courses: an 18-hole East Course by Robert von Hagge, plus the Golf Village, three separate nines redesigned by Kipp Schulties in 2015
• A marina that accommodates vessels up to 165 feet, with a fuel dock on site, two miles from the Jupiter Inlet
• Bluewater Wellness: spa, salon, fitness and recovery
• Nine hydro tennis courts and twelve pickleball courts
• A 32-room private boutique hotel on the upper floors of the clubhouse
• A 4,800 square foot golf performance center with four Trackman bays and force plates
• Five membership categories: Golf, Sports, Tennis, Social and Marina

Homes and pricing

• Home types: Waterfront estate homes, single-family homes, and condos in a gated yacht and golf community, with deepwater dockage
• Typical price range: Condos start around $1 million, with single-family and waterfront estate homes from the $2 millions into the $20 millions and up. Ranges move with the market, so reach out for current pricing.

Highlights

• Deep water and no fixed bridges, so larger yachts reach the ocean
• A full member club with golf, racquet sports, and a spa
• On-site dining and a private marina
• One of the most recognized luxury addresses in Palm Beach County

Who it suits

Serious boaters who want a yacht behind the house and a full club life without leaving the gate.

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How Admiral's Cove compares

Most clubs in northern Palm Beach County make you choose. Admiral's Cove is the one that does not. If one person in the household plays golf and the other wants the boat, the spa and the beach, this is the club that solves both without a compromise. Old Palm has the better practice facility. The Bear's Club has the better golf course. Nothing in the area matches Admiral's Cove for breadth.

We put ten of the area's private clubs head to head, including this one. Read the full breakdown of how these clubs actually differ.

Common questions about Admiral's Cove

How many golf courses does Admiral's Cove have?
45 holes in total. The 18-hole East Course by Robert von Hagge, plus the Golf Village, which is three separate nine-hole courses.

How big a boat can the marina handle?
The club states vessels up to 165 feet. There is a fuel dock on site, and the marina sits about two miles from the Jupiter Inlet.

Is membership required if I buy a home in Admiral's Cove?
The club offers five membership categories: Golf, Sports, Tennis, Social and Marina. Terms change, so confirm the current requirement in writing before you write an offer.

Which is better for a family, Admiral's Cove or Jonathan's Landing?
Both are Jupiter clubs on the water. Admiral's Cove is the deeper amenity package, with the spa, the hotel and the performance center. Jonathan's Landing has three golf courses on one membership and a much wider range of home prices.