The Jupiter Home That's Already Done the Hard Part
Lucía Torres ·
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A 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath custom home in Valencia at Abacoa, Jupiter, fully renovated with a new 2025 roof, a Thermador kitchen and 4,532 square feet of finished living space at $2,549,000.
Valencia at Abacoa has a reputation in Jupiter that's hard to argue with. Oak-canopied streets, mature landscaping, custom homes set back behind deep green lawns. It's the kind of neighborhood where you slow down a little, even if you live there.
At 140 Segovia Way, a two-story residence on one of those streets has been renovated with real care. A new roof in 2025. A kitchen completely redesigned. New flooring through the main living areas. Bathrooms brought fully up to date.
The result? A 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath home with 4,532 square feet of living space, offered at $2,549,000. This isn't a project waiting on your contractor's schedule. The heavy lifting is done, and the detail shows from the front walk inward.
### A Kitchen Rebuilt Around Thermador
The kitchen is where the renovation is most obvious, and where most buyers will linger. Custom soft-close cabinetry runs the length of the room, topped with premium quartz. The island finishes in a dramatic waterfall edge, and a handmade artisan tile backsplash sits behind the work surfaces, washed in under-cabinet LED lighting with integrated outlets so the counters stay clear.
The appliance package is a full suite of professional-grade Thermador: refrigerator, range, oven, microwave, dishwasher and a high-CFM professional ventilation hood. A new sink and a triple reverse osmosis drinking water system round out the practical upgrades, and yes, a wine refrigerator is included.
An eat-in dining area sits just off the kitchen, and the kitchen opens to the family room, which opens to the backyard. It's a layout built for the way people actually host. The cook stays part of the conversation, and guests drift between indoors and the pool without anyone having to direct traffic.
### Inside the Home
New flooring runs through the main living areas, and the finish work is the kind that takes time to do well: custom moldings, wainscoting along the halls and dining room, designer lighting, and French doors that pull light deep into the house while framing the tropical backyard beyond.
A private home office on the main level is one of the more thoughtful rooms in the house. Deep blue built-ins and a gas fireplace give it real character, and a custom built-in Murphy bed lets it double as a guest room when family visits. For anyone working from home, it's a room with a door, a fireplace, and a view of the garden. That's a rarer combination than it should be.
Upstairs, the primary suite is set apart as a private retreat. It has custom walk-in closets and a fully updated bathroom with premium quartz countertops, new undermount sinks, a custom glass shower enclosure, and a freestanding Jacuzzi soaking tub beneath the window.
The updates carry through the rest of the home's 4.5 baths, including an updated guest bathroom vanity and a downstairs bath finished with natural marble flooring. Even the garage got attention: a new, professionally applied polyaspartic coating gives it a durable, finished surface that's easy to keep clean.
### What Makes This One Different
Plenty of homes in Jupiter come to market with good bones and a long to-do list. What sets this one apart is that someone already worked through that list, room by room.
- New roof installed in 2025, so that's one major expense off the table
- A full Thermador appliance suite, including a professional ventilation hood
- A main-level office that genuinely works as a guest room
- Updated bathrooms from top to bottom, including marble flooring downstairs
- A finished garage floor that holds up to real life
Here's the thing about renovated homes: the quality usually reveals itself in the small moments. The cabinet that closes softly. The outlet exactly where you need it. The shower door that glides instead of sticks. At 140 Segovia Way, those moments add up.
If you've been watching the Valencia at Abacoa market, this one is worth a walk-through. Not because it's the biggest house on the street, but because it's the one where the work is already finished.