Celine Dion’s former waterfront estate in Jupiter is off the open market, with the Admirals Cove mansion now under contract after being listed at $20 million. The nearly 15,000-square-foot spread, stacked with bedrooms and bathrooms, ranked among the priciest pending deals in Palm Beach County last week and once again shoved the gated waterfront enclave into the spotlight.
According to The Real Deal, buyers inked 25 contracts for luxury properties in Palm Beach County between May 11 and May 17, and 370 Eagle Drive led the pack. The Eklund-Gomes team at Douglas Elliman tracked about $129.3 million in asking-price volume across those deals.
Listing and Agent
The property at 370 Eagle Drive is being marketed by Rob Thomson of Waterfront Properties. Rob Thomson lists the estate at $20 million and bills it as a new waterfront offering in Admirals Cove. His public pages also highlight other recent high-end Eagle Drive listings in the neighborhood, reinforcing the street’s reputation as a local power address.
Inside the Property
Redfin shows the home with eight bedrooms, nine-and-a-half bathrooms and roughly 14,749 square feet of interior space. Amenities include a private theater, a marble foyer, a resort-style pool and a private dock, ticking just about every box for a big-ticket waterfront buyer. Listing pages indicate the property was posted and updated in mid-May, signaling a fresh entry to the market that did not take long to find a taker.
Market Snapshot
Per The Real Deal, the Eklund-Gomes report found that single-family homes under contract averaged about 102 days on the market and roughly $1,207 per square foot. Condos under contract averaged about $1,552 per square foot and spent roughly 112 days on the market. During the week the report covered, 22 single-family homes and three condos went pending, underscoring that demand at the top end of Palm Beach County’s market is still very much alive.
Admirals Cove has long been a magnet for celebrity and pro-athlete buyers, and nearby multimillion-dollar trades keep the community in the headlines. A recent $23 million Commodore Drive sale was cited as another example that trophy waterfront property continues to draw deep pockets. For buyers chasing privacy, deep-water access and a heavy concentration of high-net-worth neighbors, the Jupiter enclave remains one of South Florida’s most sought-after addresses.
