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Essentials
- Price$649,000
- TypeHouse
- Bedrooms4
- Bathrooms2
- Garage Spaces2
- Approx. Sq. Ft.2,385
Key Features
- Deck
- Pool
Newly renovated Island gem! A 1950's bungalow restored with modern conveniences while retaining its original cottage charm. New metal roof, hurricane impact windows & doors, new pool, Italian tile flooring, new appliances & electrical panels, 2 a/c's. Located on a double lot with lush new landscaping, gravel driveway & 1,000 sq. ft. of tumbled marble pool deck. Light, bright open floor plan with skylights & raised original cypress beam ceiling, original hardwood floors in bedrooms. Large eat-in kitchen with attached laundry/utility room. Beautiful swimming pool with a large covered patio surrounded by a privacy hedge & fence that is perfect for outdoor entertaining. Ideal location just down the street to the beach, shopping and restaurants. Established old Florida neighborhood with native trees and canopy. Mckinley Park is situated in the center of this charming community. Quality CBS construction by local builder. Featured in the Coastal Star as a masterful restoration of an original island cottage. Ritz Carlton, John G's, Ice Cream Club, Evelyn & Aurther & Old Key Lime house just a stone's throw away. Palm Beach International airport 8 miles. Atlantic Ocean 3 blocks. Conveniently located between Palm Beach & Delray Beach. Preview this wonderful old Florida style home today!
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Hypoluxo
Hypoluxo is nestled in the heart of Palm Beach County, Florida, on the shores of the Intracoastal Waterway between Lake Worth and Boynton Beach.
Hypoluxo is famed as the home of the “Barefoot Mailmen.” Back in 1885, the primitive communication lines between Jupiter and Miami were greatly expanded with the establishment of the Star Mail Route. E. R. Bradley (his namesake restaurant is a popular waterfront eatery in downtown West Palm Beach) was commissioned to take the mail by rowboat from the West Palm Beach terminus of the Celestial Railroad to Hypoluxo, then by foot along the beaches for the 60 miles to Miami -- a dangerous round trip that took six days. These Barefoot Mailmen are a true Florida legend.
