Steeplechase is Palm Beach Gardens’ Premiere Estate Community with 325 custom-built homes, each on lots of an acre or more, providing room for exquisite landscaping, outdoor activities, a pool, a tennis court, or even your own waterfall. This unique community caters to those wanting more space in their lives, whether indoors or outdoors. The minimum size home in the neighborhood is 2500 square feet, with larger homes measuring more than 7000 square feet enclosed and air conditioned. Additional living space includes lanais, pool decks, summer kitchens, balconies, tennis courts, and multi-car garages. Steeplechase is strictly a residential community, unadorned by clubhouses, community pools, or golf courses. Each home is different and custom built, with Florida’s finest builders showcasing their talent throughout the community. Yet its location in the heart of Palm Beach Gardens puts residents just minutes from the finest country clubs in the area, most of which accept annual or equity memberships from non-residents. It is possible to live in Palm Beach Gardens’ finest estate home community and join a neighboring country club for social or recreational amenities.
Homes in Steeplechase are all constructed by Florida’s most reputable builders, each with its own unique exterior and interior design. From Mediterranean-inspired residences to Antebellum-style estates, all the homes in Steeplechase have a distinctive charm not found in cookie-cutter type of neighborhoods. Insofar as the interior is concerned, no expense seems to be spared in the finishes and decoration of inside these residences. Open floor plans, vaulted ceilings, gourmet kitchens, and covered lanais are just a few of the commonalities within Steeplechase homes. From a size perspective, homes range in size from 2,500 square feet to more than 9,000 square feet of under air living space.
These Palm Beach Gardens homes are conveniently located just east of the Turnpike between Northlake Boulevard and the Beeline Highway, close to the Veterans Administration Hospital, about half a mile from the new Turnpike entrance and about two miles from I-95. It is just minutes from fine shopping, cultural amenities, educational resources, and the new Scripps Institute at Abacoa.