Jupiter Farms

What is Jupiter Farms?

Jupiter Farms is an agricultural residential community in Palm Beach County, west of Florida’s Turnpike along Indiantown Road, covering about 15 square miles. Expect acreage and barns rather than sidewalks.

Is Jupiter Farms part of the Town of Jupiter?

No. Jupiter Farms is an unincorporated community, so county rules and services apply. For the town itself, see my Jupiter guide.

What ZIP codes does Jupiter Farms use?

Jupiter Farms uses ZIP codes 33418 and 33478. I check the exact location of a home with you early, because the ZIP code alone does not tell you everything about where a property sits.

Do homes in Jupiter Farms need flood insurance?

It depends on the flood zone of the specific property, and lenders often require it in higher-risk zones. On acreage, the zone can matter across one parcel, so I check the zone before you write an offer. I also get an insurance quote, so there are no surprises at closing.

How do schools work for a Jupiter Farms address?

Jupiter Farms is in the School District of Palm Beach County, one county-wide district. Which school a home is zoned for depends on the address, so I confirm the assignment with the district before you make an offer.

What should I know about the homestead exemption if I buy in Jupiter Farms?

If Jupiter Farms will be your permanent home, you can claim Florida’s homestead exemption, and with it the Save Our Homes cap on how fast your assessed value can rise. You need to own and live in the home by January 1 and file by March 1. I walk every buyer through this and put it in writing right after closing.