Oceanfront and intracoastal estates on Florida’s most exclusive stretch of coast
Palm Beach and Manalapan represent the highest tier of South Florida coastal property — oceanfront estates, intracoastal compounds, and residences on some of the most tightly held land in the country. Marysue Jacobs has represented buyers and sellers across Palm Beach County for 38 years.
Palm Beach Island is among the most exclusive addresses in the United States. Oceanfront estates, historic Mediterranean residences, and properties fronting the Intracoastal trade in a market where a significant share of transactions never reach public listings.
Inventory is genuinely limited. Knowing which owners are open to a conversation matters more here than any search portal.


Manalapan offers something rare even by South Florida standards: estate parcels running from the Atlantic Ocean to the Intracoastal Waterway. Ocean-to-lake properties with private beach frontage on one side and dockage on the other.
The town is small and quiet by design, which is precisely why buyers seek it out.
Pricing here depends on details that never appear in listing data — the width of ocean frontage, whether a property spans ocean to intracoastal, dock depth and boat capacity, lot orientation for light, and renovation history. Two properties with identical square footage can trade millions apart on these factors alone.
That is the difference between a broker who knows the coast and one who is reading the same MLS sheet you are.
Whether you are searching for an oceanfront estate or considering the sale of one, the approach is the same: honest pricing, discretion, and access to buyers and sellers who are not browsing public listings.
Marysue also represents Wellington luxury homes and estates and equestrian farms — many Palm Beach families keep horses in Wellington, and vice versa.
No obligation, no pressure — just a straight assessment of the market.
Coastal photography shown is representative of the Palm Beach and Manalapan area and does not depict specific listings.