736 Lagoon Drive Built for the serious boater and designed for multi generational living. Completed in 2023 and lightly used as a seasonal residence, this nearly 8, 000 square foot waterfront estate offers approximately 80 feet of deep water frontage in a protected basin with no fixed bridges and quick access to the Palm Beach Inlet and Atlantic Ocean. The flexible floor plan features dual primary suites, one on each level, private elevator, dual laundry rooms, walls of impact glass, covered outdoor living, professional summer kitchen, infinity edge saltwater pool, fire spa and Thermador chef's kitchen with quartzite countertops. A rare opportunity for buyers seeking next to new construction, exceptional boating infrastructure and flexible living designed to accommodate family and guests for years to come. MORE THAN A WATERFRONT HOME. A WAY OF LIFE. Completed in 2023 and lightly occupied as a seasonal residence, 736 Lagoon Drive delivers something that's becoming increasingly difficult to find: a modern custom waterfront estate that combines nearly 8, 000 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space with boating infrastructure that serious boaters immediately recognize. The home was designed for the way families live today. Dual primary suites, one on each level, a private elevator, dual laundry rooms and expansive indoor and outdoor living spaces create the flexibility to comfortably accommodate children, grandchildren and long-term guests without anyone feeling crowded. Whether it's Thanksgiving with the family or a month-long winter visit, the home was built to bring people together while still giving everyone their own space. THE WATER BEHIND THE HOME IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS THE HOME ITSELF Approximately 80 feet of waterfront sits on an exceptionally wide protected basin measuring approximately 226 feet across. Just a short idle run from the dock is a large turning basin before entering the main canal leading directly to the Intracoastal Waterway. For experienced boaters, that's a major advantage. The extra width makes maneuvering larger boats easier. The nearby turning basin gives captains room to comfortably position the vessel before heading out or returning home. Add no fixed bridges, dual pilings and quick access to the Palm Beach Inlet, and you've got boating infrastructure that's difficult to improve upon. You can renovate a house. You can't widen the canal behind it. LIVE WHERE PEOPLE VACATION North Palm Beach has always felt different from the rest of Palm Beach County. While you're minutes from Palm Beach, Jupiter and Palm Beach International Airport, once you're inside the Village it feels like a small waterfront town instead of a county of more than 1.6 million residents. Residents regularly use golf carts and neighborhood electric vehicles to visit friends, head to the North Palm Beach Country Club, grab lunch or enjoy an evening by the water. The Village is centered around the Jack Nicklaus Signature municipal golf course, one of the area's most respected public courses, along with a clubhouse, tennis facilities and community amenities that give the neighborhood a true hometown feel. Life on the water becomes part of your everyday routine. Cruise to waterfront restaurants like Sailfish Marina for dinner, spend the afternoon around Peanut Island, anchor in the shallow sandbars, paddleboard, fish the Intracoastal, or make a quick run through the Palm Beach Inlet for some of South Florida's best offshore fishing. From sailfish and mahi offshore to snook and tarpon inshore, this is one of Florida's premier boating and fishing destinations. Peanut Island itself offers protected swimming areas, picnic facilities, overnight camping by reservation, walking trails and the historic Kennedy Bunker, making it one of the Palm Beaches' most unique waterfront destinations. Owning a home like this also means your boat stays in your backyard instead of at a marina. When the weather is perfect, you untie the lines and go. No drive to the ma