SeaGlass Jupiter Island

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

SeaGlass Jupiter Island is a contemporary oceanfront condominium with 21 residences at 1500 Beach Road. The address is in the Village of Tequesta, within Palm Beach County. “Jupiter Island” describes its barrier-island setting; it does not place the building in the separate Town of Jupiter Island in Martin County.

Completed in late 2022, SeaGlass pairs a small collection of large homes with a site extending from the Atlantic toward the Intracoastal. The combination makes it a distinctive option for buyers who want substantial interior space and several water orientations in a recently completed building.

At a glance

• Address: 1500 Beach Road
• Municipality: Tequesta, Florida
• Ownership: Condominium
• Scale: 21 residences
• Developers: Fontainebleau Development and Perko Development Partners
• Architecture: Swedroe Architecture
• Completion: Late 2022
• Setting: Oceanfront, on the southern portion of Jupiter Island

Corner homes and a two-sided waterfront setting

Swedroe describes SeaGlass as a collection of three- and four-bedroom corner residences. The design takes advantage of a narrow coastal setting where eastern exposures face the Atlantic and western outlooks extend toward the Intracoastal. The architect’s completed-project page confirms the small residential count and corner-home format.

For a buyer, the benefit of a corner plan is the opportunity to experience different light and outlooks within the same home. The practical question is where those exposures fall: a dramatic living-room view, a sheltered outdoor dining area and a bedroom’s morning light are three different qualities. A plan with several orientations deserves a room-by-room comparison.

Local building coverage describes substantial private terraces with outdoor kitchens. These outdoor spaces add another place to dine and gather, but their usefulness depends on depth, shade and access from the main living areas. An attractive total outdoor area is more meaningful when it accommodates the furniture and activities an owner actually intends to use.

Shared facilities within a small community

The development includes a pool, fitness space and a club room, documented in contemporaneous completion reporting published by the architect. Direct beach access and indoor gathering spaces complement the individual residences.

SeaGlass’s limited number of homes makes it particularly relevant for someone comparing a large apartment with a waterfront house. Shared facilities reduce the amount of recreation space that needs to be contained inside the residence, while the building retains a smaller community scale than many of the region’s towers. The pool, arrival and beach route should be part of a tour, alongside the rooms and terraces.

Buildings to compare

• 5000 North Ocean offers another recently completed oceanfront option, with 48 homes and flow-through plans on Singer Island.
• One Singer Island offers an even smaller community, but its east/west apartments and upper full-floor homes require a different layout comparison.
• The Oceanfront at Juno Beach provides an established beachfront alternative with expansive balconies and private garages.

What to know if you are buying

Compare the home’s actual orientations with the overall waterfront description. Walk each main room and terrace, identify neighboring sightlines and check the route to shared outdoor spaces. A building positioned between two bodies of water does not give every room the same view or the same relationship to the shoreline.

Browse the Palm Beaches community guides, or contact The Roebling Team for a focused shortlist and an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent for tours and current condominium information.