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$570,000

This home sits on a quiet dead-end street, yet closer to town than most. The 1.31-acre corner lot backs to a canal boundary that will never be developed, giving you privacy that's getting harder to find. AR zoning means room for horses, a workshop, RVs, boats, trailers, and the freedom to use your property the way you choose. Inside, you'll find impact windows and doors throughout, fresh interior and exterior paint, stainless steel appliances, a split-bedroom floor plan, Roman tub, purified drinking water at the kitchen sink, and a screened patio overlooking your backyard. Need a garage? The current bonus space can be converted back in an afternoon thanks to removable panels. This isn't just more land. It's fewer compromises. Picture the corner. Canal running along the back boundary — that tree line is permanent, the water is permanent, the privacy is permanent because the state doesn't sell canal buffers. On your east side, a road instead of a neighbor. On two sides you have open space that will never change. That's the geometry of a corner lot on a canal in unincorporated Palm Beach County, and it's the thing you cannot manufacture on a standard interior lot regardless of what you spend. The numbers: 57,064 square feet. 1.31 acres. AR zoning. No HOA. No deed restrictions beyond Palm Beach County zoning code. Most households in Broward County are living on 7,000 square feet and paying an HOA to tell them what color their mailbox can be. This is a different kind of property. One thing to address directly: the garage. The previous owner converted part of it to a home office using 3-inch insulated panel walls — styrofoam core, aluminum skin on both sides. Lightweight. Not structural. If you want the full garage back, two people and a Saturday afternoon. Disclosed because it deserves a straight answer, not because it's a complication. AR — Agricultural Residential — is Palm Beach County's designation for land where you are the decision-maker. You can build a guest house by right, subject to county setbacks, no variance required. Put up a pole barn. Build a pool. Keep horses. Store your RV and boat on your own property. You file with Palm Beach County Building Division when you're ready — that is the only approval process. No HOA means no board meeting, no violation notice, no architectural review committee. The county sets the rules. Everyone else stays out of it. Turn the tap on a Friday night when you move in and pour a glass. The Kinetico K5 reverse osmosis system — installed by Aqua Soft Water Systems in January 2017 — delivers purified drinking water at the kitchen sink and refrigerator. Ten-year warranty on parts and membrane. Private well serves the property. No city water connection, no monthly water utility bill. Southern Boulevard runs east to the Turnpike in under 10 minutes. Wellington is 15 minutes east. West Palm Beach is 25. Palm Beach International Airport is 30. Here's what most buyers miss about this address: you are closer to all of it than the overwhelming majority of Acreage properties. The Acreage runs deep — some addresses are 20 to 25 minutes from anything. This one is not. You get the land, the privacy, the zoning, and the dead-end quiet without paying the distance tax most of the Acreage charges. Saturday morning has a ritual. The Royal Palm Beach Green Market and Bazaar runs lakeside at Village Hall, 1050 Royal Palm Beach Blvd — Saturdays 9 AM to 1 PM, seasonal October through April, highest-traffic green market in Palm Beach County. Ten minutes from your driveway. After the market, breakfast at Seeds Café, 1036 Royal Palm Beach Blvd Suite B, inside Veterans Park — locally owned, Wednesday through Sunday 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM, fried green tomato eggs Benedict, homemade biscuits. For the afternoon, load the horses and head eight miles north on Seminole Pratt Whitney to J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area — 60,348 acres at 6528 Northlake Blvd. Equestrian trails, hiking, hunting in season, freshwater fishing. Before most people in Boca have finished coffee you've been on open trail for two hours. Saturday also has Palm Beach County Shooting Sports Park at 6116 Longspur Trail, Lake Worth — 150 acres, one of the largest public shooting facilities in Florida, trap, skeet, sporting clays, pistol, rifle. Twenty minutes. Golf: Madison Green Country Club, 2001 Crestwood Blvd North, Royal Palm Beach — public access, daily fee championship course, full driving range, no membership required. Fifteen minutes east. Four restaurants worth knowing: Brass Ring Pub, 10998 Okeechobee Blvd, Royal Palm Beach — local institution, burger and wings, packed Friday nights. Seeds Café for breakfast. Park Avenue BBQ Grille, 13897 Wellington Trace, Wellington — Palm Beach Post readers' pick for best BBQ in Palm Beach County, meats smoked fresh daily, fifteen minutes east. Boonies Wild West Saloon, 14555 Southern Blvd, Loxahatchee Groves — five minutes away, live bands weekends, gator bites, ribeye, families and regulars every Friday night. Westlake — directly north on Seminole Pratt Whitney — is delivering its Publix-anchored retail center now. Not planned. Delivering. The ER at Westlake at 16750 Persimmon Blvd has been open since 2024. Healthcare: ER at Westlake, 16750 Persimmon Blvd, Westlake FL 33470. Full emergency room — not urgent care. 24/7 physician-staffed, 11 treatment spaces, 10,000 square feet. Full emergency scope, direct admission to Wellington Regional Medical Center. Approximately six miles from this driveway. Palms West Hospital, 13001 Southern Blvd — HCA Healthcare, full acute care, eight minutes east. Wellington Regional Medical Center, 10101 Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington — full acute care, fifteen minutes. Three facilities. Fifteen minutes at the outer edge. Anyone telling you the Acreage is too far from a hospital is working from a 2019 map. MECHANICALS AND SYSTEMS HVAC: 4-ton 16 SEER split system with 23.5 Hi-Efficiency condenser and 10KW electric heater, installed July 2018. Manufacturer warranty — functional parts through July 2028, compressor through July 2030, air handler functional parts through July 2028. The compressor warranty runs four years from now. Impact windows and doors: installed throughout June 2018. Get a wind mitigation inspection before closing — your carrier must credit the impact protection. That is your single largest insurance variable and it is already done. Roof: approximately 19 years old. Buyers should factor accordingly. Appliances: Frigidaire dishwasher installed February 2017. Refrigerator 2013. Stainless steel appliance package conveying with sale. Water: Kinetico K5 reverse osmosis at kitchen sink and refrigerator, installed January 2017, 10-year parts and membrane warranty. Private well. No city water connection. Insurance: Flood zone — most of this corridor does not carry mandatory flood insurance; verify before closing. Buyers from coastal Broward or Miami-Dade where flood insurance runs $3,000 to $8,000 annually will find the comparison favorable. No clubhouse. No community manager. No gate. The last house on a dead-end street — the only vehicle that comes down your road belongs to someone who lives here. The family with dogs, a boat, and a side-by-side has been looking for exactly this. 1.31 acres, room for a pool and a pole barn, canal boundary that never changes, impact glass done, AC under warranty through 2030, closer to town than 95% of Acreage addresses. In Palm Beach County in 2026, you are not finding this combination at $589,000 anywhere else — and this close to town. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Can you build a pool here? Yes — 1.31 acres provides sufficient square footage for an in-ground pool under Palm Beach County AR zoning setbacks. Can you build a pole barn? Yes — AR zoning permits detached agricultural and storage structures. Palm Beach County building permit required, no HOA approval needed. Are horses allowed? Yes — AR-zoned with equestrian features and trail access. Horse keeping perm

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT Status ⋅ B26037044 MLS ⋅ 1 BLDG.

16245 E Burns Drive, Loxahatchee