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Seth Mansfield | Douglas Elliman Jupiter | Palm Beach

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Luxury Real Estate Advisor
Jupiter Island to Palm Beach
New Dev | Waterfront | Country Clubs

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I’m honored to be ranked among the top 1.5% of all agents nationwide. Grateful to my clients, partners, and mentors who helped get me there. Excited to continue to grow this year! taken in Douglas Elliman Florida by @sethmansfieldteam

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4 months ago

This is the story of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and the man who designed it.

In 1853, Lieutenant George Meade was sent to Jupiter to design a lighthouse for one of Florida’s most dangerous inlets. The project was delayed for years by malaria, the Seminole War, and other setbacks before the light finally came on in 1860.

Less than a year later, the Civil War began. The lighthouse was sabotaged and the tower went dark.

Meade would go on to command the Union Army at Gettysburg. Years later, the lighthouse was relit and generations of keepers kept its light burning for more than a century.

Today, the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse remains one of our most important pieces of local history. 🌴
And keeping that history alive takes support.

On November 14, the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse is hosting Rendezvous at the Light, its annual fundraiser on the water.

Come out, support the lighthouse, and help preserve this incredible piece of Jupiter’s history.

Link: https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/rendezvous-at-the-light by @sethmansfieldteam

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JUST SOLD 🔑

It was a pleasure representing the seller of this beautiful condo at Water Club in North Palm Beach. From the soaring 12-foot ceilings to the expansive wraparound terrace overlooking the Intracoastal, this residence offered an incredible waterfront lifestyle.

🛏 2 Bedrooms + Office | 🛁 3 Baths | 📐 2,445 Sq Ft
💰 Last Asking Price: $2,350,000
📍 Water Club, North Palm Beach

Considering buying or selling in North Palm Beach? Send me a message. I’d love to help you navigate your next move. by @sethmansfieldteam

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3 days ago

For 47 years, Palm Beach was home to one of America’s most exclusive illegal casinos.🎲

Behind the doors of Colonel Edward R. Bradley’s Beach Club, the country’s wealthiest gamblers played high-stakes roulette and baccarat, sometimes wagering $5,000 in a single hand. And when the police came knocking, the tables disappeared before they could walk through the door.

Bradley built a gambling empire, owned four Kentucky Derby winners, and left behind a legacy that helped shape Palm Beach history.

📍 Bradley Park, Palm Beach, FL

New Palm Beach history every Sunday! Follow for more stories hiding in plain sight, and comment which Palm Beach history story we should cover next. by @sethmansfieldteam

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We are thrilled to welcome Jared Dalga to the team!

Jared is a South Florida real estate advisor specializing in luxury and private golf communities throughout Jupiter, Tequesta, Palm Beach Gardens, and the greater Palm Beach region. Jared brings a high-performance approach rooted in discipline, discretion, and relationship-driven results.

A former professional golfer, Jared spent years immersed in some of the most exclusive club environments in the country, developing a deep understanding of the lifestyle, culture, and clientele that define elite communities. That experience translates directly into his real estate practice—where access, trust, and precision matter most.

Known as “The Connector,” Jared operates at the intersection of people and opportunity. Whether representing sellers, buyers, or investors, he delivers strategic clarity, strong communication, and a tailored experience built around each client’s goals.

His mission is simple: to serve with integrity, operate with excellence, and guide every client toward confident, well-aligned decisions. by @sethmansfieldteam

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10 days ago

PENDING 🔑

2 Water Club Way #301, North Palm Beach

Twelve-foot ceilings in every room, a 37-foot wraparound terrace, and Intracoastal views from the moment you walk in.

Proud to have represented the seller on this Water Club residence, now under contract.

🛏 2 Bedrooms + Office | 🛁 3 Baths | 📐 2,445 Sq Ft
💰 Last Asking: $2,350,000
📍 Water Club, North Palm Beach

Thinking about selling on the water in North Palm Beach? Send me a message and let’s talk about what your home could do in today’s market. by @sethmansfieldteam

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12 days ago

PENDING 🔑

Forte Luxe, Apt. 12 | $7,800,000
4 BD / 5.5 BA | 5,074 SF

Another residence at Forte Luxe is officially pending!

Congratulations to our clients and everyone involved in bringing this deal together.

Set along Jupiter’s newest peninsula waterfront address, Forte Luxe is a boutique collection of just 15 luxury townhomes with protected panoramic views of Bahama-blue water.

Each residence spans three stories and features an in-home elevator, rooftop terrace with summer kitchen, and whole-house generator, with the option to add a private dipping pool and boat slip for vessels up to 50 feet.

With another residence now pending, opportunities at Forte Luxe are becoming increasingly limited.

Want to see what’s still available? Comment “FORTE” and we’ll send you the details by DM. by @sethmansfieldteam

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13 days ago

Before Worth Avenue had luxury stores, it had hundreds of alligators. 🐊

Alligator Joe ran a gator farm right where the Everglades Club sits today. Next time you’re on Worth Ave, look west.

Did you know this? Drop the wildest Palm Beach history fact you know 👇

#PalmBeach #WorthAvenue #PalmBeachHistory #FloridaHistory #OldFlorida taken in Worth Avenue, Palm Beach by @sethmansfieldteam

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A millionaire who sold “miracle” medicines built his own fountain of youth on an island off Palm Beach. 🌴

James Munyon made his fortune selling bottled cures for just about everything. His biggest seller? Paw-Paw Elixir — fermented papaya juice mixed with sulphur water.

In 1901, he bought a 15-acre island near Palm Beach. Two years later, he opened the Hotel Hygeia and began promoting the island’s very own “fountain of youth” to wealthy guests.

There was just one problem…

The water wasn’t coming from the island. It was brought over from the mainland.

The hotel eventually closed in 1917.

Today, Munyon Island is mostly quiet mangroves you can kayak through. No hotel. No fountain. Just a name on the map — and a bizarre piece of Palm Beach history hiding in plain sight.

📍 Munyon Island, John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
🌴 New Palm Beach history every Sunday.

Would you have paid to drink from the “fountain of youth”? 👇 by @sethmansfieldteam

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21 days ago

This is the story of Henry Flagler — the man who helped turn Palm Beach into one of America’s most famous winter destinations.

A founder of Standard Oil and one of the wealthiest men in America, Flagler came to Florida in the late 1800s and saw potential where others saw a remote stretch of sand.

He built the railroad, massive hotels like the Royal Poinciana, and eventually Whitehall, his 75-room mansion. His vision helped attract some of the wealthiest families in America to Palm Beach — and changed the island forever.

Much of what Flagler built is gone today, but his influence is still everywhere. Whitehall still stands, The Breakers still welcomes guests, and Palm Beach remains a destination for America's wealthiest families more than 130 years later.

🌴 New Palm Beach history every Sunday.

What piece of Palm Beach history should I cover next? by @sethmansfieldteam

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This is the story of Addison Mizner — the architect who helped define the look of South Florida.

He never went to architecture school, yet his Spanish-Mediterranean style helped shape the look of Palm Beach and Boca Raton. From the Everglades Club to grand estates for some of America’s wealthiest families, Mizner’s influence is still visible throughout South Florida today.

But perhaps the strangest part of his story was his closest companion: Johnnie Brown, his pet spider monkey who became a fixture of Palm Beach high society.

When Johnnie died, Mizner buried him at Via Mizner in Palm Beach. Nearly 100 years later, his grave is still there and can be visited today.

📍 Johnnie Brown’s Grave — Via Mizner, Palm Beach, FL

🌴 New Palm Beach history every Sunday.

What piece of Palm Beach history should I cover next? by @sethmansfieldteam

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