A newly completed home in North Palm Beach’s Lost Tree Village has hit the market for $17 million, offering a rare entry point into a community known for keeping both the Atlantic Ocean and golf close at hand.
The coastal contemporary residence at 1263 Lake House Drive was completed in 2024 by Edgewater Homes and spans 5,811 square feet of living space, with more than 7,200 square feet in total.
Gary Pohrer of SERHANT. and Allison Nicklaus of Nicklaus Vance hold the listing.
Set along the golf course, the five-bedroom home was designed around a strong connection to the outdoors, with oversized impact-glass windows bringing in natural light and framing views across the fairways.
Its floor plan includes five full bathrooms and two powder rooms, along with an additional bunk room configured with four beds — a practical addition for a house built to accommodate extended family and guests.
The primary suite occupies its own private wing.
Along with the bedroom, it includes a dedicated study, two walk-in closets and direct access to the covered loggia, allowing the owners to step outside without passing through the main entertaining areas.
That loggia is one of the home’s biggest draws.
Overlooking both the swimming pool and golf course, the covered space has retractable electric screens that allow it to function throughout much of the year.
A summer kitchen sits alongside a built-in pizza oven, creating a full outdoor entertaining setup without sacrificing shelter from South Florida’s sun and sudden rainstorms.
Inside, the home continues the emphasis on entertaining with a temperature-controlled wine closet.
There are also two laundry rooms, an especially useful feature in a house designed for larger groups, along with flexible additional space above the garage that can function as a loft or office.
But much of the appeal attached to the $17 million asking price lies beyond the property lines.
Lost Tree Village occupies an unusual position in the North Palm Beach market, offering residents access to both a private golf setting and the Atlantic.
Its oceanfront Beach Club gives the community a direct connection to the water that relatively few private golf enclaves in the area can match, while the neighborhood itself remains closely controlled and notably private.
That combination has helped make Lost Tree a magnet for some of the region’s biggest residential transactions.
Pohrer has already been involved in one of the community’s headline-making deals, representing the off-market $97.5 million sale of chewing-gum heir William Wrigley Jr.’s North Palm Beach compound.
The latest listing operates on a very different scale, but it offers many of the same neighborhood advantages.
Rather than a sprawling waterfront compound, 1263 Lake House Drive delivers a recently built, manageable residence with golf-course views, a private pool and extensive outdoor living — while keeping Lost Tree’s ocean access and community amenities close by.
At $17 million, it is a chance to buy into a neighborhood where the lifestyle extends well beyond the house itself.
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