**MUST SEE** This 3 bedroom 3 ½ bathroom 2 car garage (with 2 extra parking spots). Features fully upgraded kitchen, upgraded bathrooms, Tile & Carpet flooring, Mix Use Commercial office (1st Floor). Located blocks from Abacoa Town Center, Abacoa Golf Course, Roger Dean Stadium, Amphitheater, Florida Atlantic University, Restaurant’s and Shopping. Residents located in Antigua at Town Center have all the amenities of Abacoa with in walking distance. Located in Antiguia residents have a lavish clubhouse and enjoy a beautiful pool area in the center of the community. Every town has its Main Street. The name honors the central commercial and cultural district of the community. Jupiter’s Main Street measures less than a mile and it runs through Abacoa’s town center. Its small span is densely lined by the Scripps Research Institute, Florida Atlantic University, the Abacoa Village Green (the focal point of Jupiter’s entertainment district), and the Roger Dean Baseball Stadium. Credit: Full Article Attached: By Jim Castronovo, Antigua Board of Directors This article appeared in the July and August 2009 editions of the Abacoa newspaper Traveling north on Main Street beyond Roger Dean Stadium you pass through the undeveloped Phase IV property which one day will be a downtown office district. Beyond that you see that Main Street intersects with Cades Bay Avenue. Its character changes and becomes a boulevard whose wide median functions as a park. The park has a beautiful fountain at one end and a club house at the other. The arrangement puts a jog in Main Street that obliges you to stop to turn right on to Cades Bay Avenue and then left in order to continue. The Main Street lanes straddle the east and west sides of the park and heir narrowness suggests that you drive slowly. Here you notice the streetscape is different from the rest of downtown. You see elegant three-story townhouses with beautiful pillars and balconies. A parade of Royal Palms in the park mirrors the pillars. You also notice that the townhouses ring the park perimeter and create a delightful enclave that you didn’t expect. It may cross your mind that you found Florida’s answer to Boston’s Beacon Hill or New York’s Gramercy Park. You see shingles advertising small businesses, law firms, and medical offices operating on the ground floor of the buildings which makes clear that you are still visiting part of Abacoa’s downtown. The neighborhood’s personality is commercial but it is also distinctively residential. Welcome. You have just arrived in Antigua: Abacoa’s live/work neighborhood at the end of Jupiter’s Main Street.

**MUST SEE** This 3 bedroom 3 ½ bathroom 2 car garage (with 2 extra parking spots). Features fully upgraded kitchen, upgraded bathrooms, Tile & Carpet flooring, Mix Use Commercial office (1st Floor). Located blocks from Abacoa Town Center, Abacoa Golf Course, Roger Dean Stadium, Amphitheater, Florida Atlantic University, Restaurant’s and Shopping. Residents located in Antigua at Town Center have all the amenities of Abacoa with in walking distance. Located in Antiguia residents have a lavish clubhouse and enjoy a beautiful pool area in the center of the community. Every town has its Main Street. The name honors the central commercial and cultural district of the community. Jupiter’s Main Street measures less than a mile and it runs through Abacoa’s town center. Its small span is densely lined by the Scripps Research Institute, Florida Atlantic University, the Abacoa Village Green (the focal point of Jupiter’s entertainment district), and the Roger Dean Baseball Stadium. Credit: Full Article Attached: By Jim Castronovo, Antigua Board of Directors This article appeared in the July and August 2009 editions of the Abacoa newspaper Traveling north on Main Street beyond Roger Dean Stadium you pass through the undeveloped Phase IV property which one day will be a downtown office district. Beyond that you see that Main Street intersects with Cades Bay Avenue. Its character changes and becomes a boulevard whose wide median functions as a park. The park has a beautiful fountain at one end and a club house at the other. The arrangement puts a jog in Main Street that obliges you to stop to turn right on to Cades Bay Avenue and then left in order to continue. The Main Street lanes straddle the east and west sides of the park and heir narrowness suggests that you drive slowly. Here you notice the streetscape is different from the rest of downtown. You see elegant three-story townhouses with beautiful pillars and balconies. A parade of Royal Palms in the park mirrors the pillars. You also notice that the townhouses ring the park perimeter and create a delightful enclave that you didn’t expect. It may cross your mind that you found Florida’s answer to Boston’s Beacon Hill or New York’s Gramercy Park. You see shingles advertising small businesses, law firms, and medical offices operating on the ground floor of the buildings which makes clear that you are still visiting part of Abacoa’s downtown. The neighborhood’s personality is commercial but it is also distinctively residential. Welcome. You have just arrived in Antigua: Abacoa’s live/work neighborhood at the end of Jupiter’s Main Street.