A five-bedroom estate on Florida’s Treasure Coast has sold for $32.5 million, setting the region’s highest home-sale price of the year, according to the reported transaction. Located in Stuart’s Sailfish Point community, the property combines 300 feet of ocean frontage with close access to a signature golf course and an array of resort-style amenities.
Key takeaways
- The 11,606-square-foot home at 3016 SE Dune Drive sold for $32.5 million.
- The 2.12-acre estate has 300 feet of direct ocean frontage and sits near Sailfish Point’s 18-hole golf course.
- The sale surpassed a $29 million Jupiter Island beachfront transaction reported in February.
A record-setting Treasure Coast sale
The property is in Hutchinson Island’s Sailfish Point community in Stuart. Martin County property records show Bruce and Susan Quinn sold it to the Ross Community Property Trust, whose trustees are Dale and Joanne Ross. The sale makes the estate the most expensive home sold on the Treasure Coast this year, according to the report.
The home was built in 2023 and has five bedrooms and seven-and-a-half bathrooms. At 11,606 square feet, it occupies more than two acres and offers broad ocean views from its beachfront location.
Golf and ocean access
Golf is a central feature of the property’s appeal. The estate is steps from Sailfish Point’s 18-hole course, designed by Jack Nicklaus, as well as the beach. Its listing highlighted a private golf simulator, allowing residents to practice at home before heading to the course.
The property’s 300 feet of direct ocean frontage also gives it a substantial stretch of shoreline and uninterrupted views across the Atlantic. The combination of beachfront access and proximity to golf helped earn it the description of a “golf dream home.”
Resort-style amenities
Beyond the course and coastline, the estate includes a resort-style pool and spa, plus a private lazy river that loops around an island. Indoor features include a bowling alley, game room and theater entertainment complex. Koi ponds are also part of the landscaped grounds.
Together, the amenities give the home a range of recreational options without leaving the property, from swimming and entertainment to golf practice.
How the sale compares
The $32.5 million deal exceeded the previous top sale cited in the report: a beachfront estate on Jupiter Island that sold for $29 million in February. Other recent high-value sales listed in the region included a $8.4 million home in Indian River Shores and a $6.65 million property on Hutchinson Island, both well below the Stuart estate’s price.