Waterfront Luxury Estate For Sale At 2270 Wilsee Rd

Some homes just make you want to linger on the doorstep for a second and let the feeling sink in. I got exactly that the first time I walked up to this waterfront villa at 2270 Wilsee Road. The light through the oaks feels different here. Maybe it is the wide open water or the way Palm Beach Gardens always feels a little bit quieter than Miami but you get this easy blend of privacy and true Florida living right on the water.

Honestly, for anyone who is serious about boating or even just being around boats, this place is kind of rare. The estate sits on high ground overlooking deep water with about one hundred eighty feet of pure intracoastal frontage. I stood by the seawall for a good while just watching boats drift by with the breeze cutting through—there is a certain calm out there you do not find everywhere. Plus the canal here feels private without really being cut off from everything you need around Miami or the heart of Palm Beach Gardens.

Inside, nothing really tries too hard. It all just works. The marble floors look sharp but not cold and when the afternoon light hits the chandeliers there is this little moment of warmth. Ceiling height is something you need to stand under to appreciate—about twenty five feet up in some spots so you get this open feel but it never echoes and somehow it still feels homey. The space is spread out across six proper bedrooms with a lot of places to just pause or spread out. This does not feel like one of those oversized houses where you get lost walking from one side to another. It is over seven thousand square feet done in such a way that you do not realize the size until you start exploring.

One thing that stands out is the kitchen. You will notice it really does work. It is not just for show. I could picture real meals being made here. Everything is new or very nearly new—appliances, fixtures, layout. There is plenty of room for everyone to pitch in or just sit by the counter while someone else cooks. Even the cabinets feel solid when you open them up.

Bedrooms are private enough for any family setup or visiting friends. Some are tucked away with their own green views. Windows are everywhere and most of them are impact glass so there is a sense of calm even if a summer thunderstorm blows up. Baths have all been updated recently and you get little comforts like deep tubs and showers with good water pressure. I actually tried the taps—water comes through hot right away which always feels nice.

Stepping outside is kind of the best bit. Oaks shade the yard and the breeze rolls in from the water almost every afternoon. The pool area is set up like a resort but it does not feel overwhelming or too formal. There is a good space for lounging and the summer kitchen actually makes sense for those weekend grill days. While I was there you could hear just a bit of laughter from another backyard—people do use their outdoor spaces here and it feels welcoming. If you are into cars or just have a lot of things to store out of the sun there is a four car garage with proper lifts which basically means you could double up the parking for up to eight.

For boaters this stretch of waterfront is hard to top. The depth and width out front mean nearly any yacht can pull in and the eastern exposure keeps things cool even in Miami's warmer months. Palm Beach Gardens itself has everything—from quick bites to the sort of coffee shop where they know your name. I have even seen kids ride bikes along the quiet streets in late afternoons.

Honestly, this might just be one of those estates that feels even better in real life. Photos do not quite show how peaceful it is. The best way to know is to come and spend a little time walking through. If you have any questions or you just want to see what makes this place special, feel free to get in touch. At LuxuryProperty.com, all we really want is to help your next move feel just right.