2891 SE Tailwinds Road, Jupiter, FL 33478

NEWLY INSTALLED METAL ROOF! Nestled between two golf courses, a preserve and equestrian community, Tailwinds is a private gated fly in airpark community. Only 20 minutes to the beach, restaurants and all Jupiter has to offer. Located in the gated Ranch Colony, this 3 bedroom 2.5 bathroom home is built on 5 acres with an adjacent hangar. Built to last with Insulated Concrete Form (ICF), reducing power bills and sound pollution. The adjacent hangar boasts the same robust build - 40' x 42' with a Hi-Fold door opening of 38' x 10' clearance. Wide turf taxiway leads to Tailwind Airport's (FD15) 3,000' long (plus a 300' displaced threshold) asphalt lighted runway with a VASI system. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION 5.01 acres Built in 2019 Original Roof Original 3M hurricane resistant windows Living Area (under air) 2,360 SF Screened Porch 213 SF Entry 129 SF Hangar/8-Car Garage 1,707 SF TOTAL 4,409 SF CONSTRUCTION: INSULATED CONCRETE FORMS (ICF) Whether you're building a concrete home or a multi-level commercial structure, you can't beat the rewards of building with Insulated Concrete Forms. Insulated Concrete Forms provide a lightweight, high-strength alternative to using steel or wood frames. What are Insulated Concrete Forms? Insulated concrete forms (ICF) are hollow foam blocks that are stacked into the shape of the exterior walls of a building, reinforced with steel rebar, and then filled with concrete. Insulated concrete forms combine one of the finest insulating materials - Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) - with one of the strongest structural building materials - steel reinforced concrete. The result is a wall system of unmatched comfort, energy efficiency, strength and noise reduction. ICF CONSTRUCTION PROVIDE MULTIPLE ADVANTAGES Home Owners appreciate: Lower energy costs due to the energy efficiency built in. (Energy Star Certified) Sound-blocking ability with a STC rating of 51+ - creating a quiet space. Low maintenance due to mold, rot, mildew, and insect resistance. Increased security due to steel reinforced concrete walls. Disaster resistance with a fire rating up to 4-hours and wind resistance exceeding F5 hurricanes and tornadoes. Cost savings with lower insurance premiums. Increased comfort and health benefits of improved air quality with 75% less outside air infiltration. ICF SPECIALIST "ICF construction provides both structural and thermal components of the wall. These walls are well insulated, inherently tight, and durable. The foam provides consistent thermal performance and minimizes thermal bridging. The concrete makes the walls airtight. Additionally, ICF walls are highly resistant to fire and wind. The thermal mass properties attenuate sound well and help create a uniform and stable temperature inside the house. ICF walls are usually built using rigid, insulating foam block forms that are stacked on site and remain in place after the concrete is poured."-U.S Department of Energy Hangar Specifications 38" Opening 10' Height Clearance 40 x 42' HOA Dues Regular HOA Dues are $1,905 every 6 mos, plus $872 for Hotwire FiberOptic High Speed Internet and Cable TV (HBO, Starz, etc.) MONTHLY HOA $462.83 Breakdown is HOA $317.50 per month + $145.33 Hotwire Fees paid via HOA ANNUAL HOA DUES $5,554 Airport 3000' asphalt lighted runway with 300' displaced threshold Wide turfed taxiways with drainage VASI system Disclaimer: The Broker and associates have obtained all information regarding this property from third parties, including the Multiple Listing Service, public records, and other sources. Buyers should independently verify this information. The Sellers, Realtor, and Broker do not guarantee the accuracy of this information. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding this property.