South Florida’s most exclusive communities continue to attract buyers seeking privacy, security, luxury amenities and access to the region’s waterfront lifestyle. Now, a newly listed $17 million estate in North Palm Beach’s Lost Tree Village offers a look at what continues to make the neighborhood such a coveted enclave.

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Gary Pohrer of Serhant and Allison Nicklaus of Nicklaus Vance recently listed 1263 Lake House Drive, an expansive coastal contemporary residence designed around effortless indoor-outdoor living and the community’s distinctive golf and oceanfront setting. Pohrer also has a notable track record in the community, having represented the off-market sale of chewing-gum heir William Wrigley Jr.’s North Palm Beach compound for $97.5 million.

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The five-bedroom home includes a four-bed bunk room, five full baths and two half baths. Expansive impact glass brings in natural light while overlooking the golf course, while the private primary wing features a dedicated study, dual walk-in closets and direct access to the loggia.

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The home is especially geared toward year-round entertaining. Its covered loggia overlooks the pool and golf course and features retractable electric screens, a summer kitchen and built-in pizza oven. Additional highlights include a versatile loft or office above the garage, a temperature-controlled wine closet and two laundry rooms.

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But beyond the residence itself, the listing offers an opportunity to explore the appeal of Lost Tree Village as a neighborhood. One of the area’s most distinctive private communities, Lost Tree is among the few oceanfront enclaves in the region with its own Beach Club, giving residents access to both the Atlantic and the community’s golf and recreational amenities while maintaining a sense of privacy and exclusivity.