Schools nearby
The Sanctuary is served by the Palm Beach County School District, with well-regarded East Boca schools nearby and access to the district's magnet and Choice programs.
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Intracoastal Estate Enclave
An exclusive waterfront enclave of grand estates
Waterfront home in The Sanctuary, Boca Raton
Living in The Sanctuary
The Sanctuary is a small, exclusive waterfront community in East Boca Raton known for its grand intracoastal estates and tight sense of privacy. It is one of the city's most prestigious addresses for those seeking estate-scale waterfront living.
The Sanctuary is a gated, intimate community of large waterfront estates, many with deep-water access to the Intracoastal Waterway. Its small scale and discreet setting make it one of the most private addresses in Boca Raton.
Homes here are grand in proportion, with expansive lots along the water, lush landscaping, and in many cases private docks and boat access. It is true estate living on the intracoastal.
Because it is small and discreet, The Sanctuary flies under the radar compared to more famous communities, but it is highly sought after by buyers who value privacy above all. Inventory is consistently limited.
The Sanctuary is served by the Palm Beach County School District, with well-regarded East Boca schools nearby and access to the district's magnet and Choice programs.
Read the schools guideThe community's East Boca location keeps the beach, downtown, and I-95 all within a few minutes, making daily life convenient despite its secluded feel.
Commuting guideA private, estate-scale waterfront life with easy access to the best of Boca: boating, golf nearby, fine dining, and the beach, all from a discreet and tranquil base.
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Waterfront Country Club
Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club is one of Boca Raton's most storied communities, wrapped around a private golf course and the Intracoastal Waterway. It offers some of the deepest waterfront lots and best club amenities in the city, with direct ocean access for large vessels.
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Beach & Mizner Living
East Boca Raton, roughly the area east of I-95 that includes Mizner Park and the beaches, is where much of the city's most desirable real estate sits. It offers oceanfront and intracoastal condos, single-family homes in leafy neighborhoods, and the cosmopolitan pull of Mizner Park and Royal Palm Place.
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Oceanfront Town
Highland Beach is a small, tranquil oceanfront town nestled between Boca Raton and Delray Beach, known for its low-rise luxury condos and quiet beachside character. It offers a more relaxed, private coastal lifestyle than its larger neighbors.
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Straight answers about living at The Sanctuary, from the location and the buildings to amenities, management, and what is close by.
In East Boca Raton along the Intracoastal Waterway, a small, gated, and deeply private waterfront enclave of grand estates.
Yes. It is a gated, intimate community whose small scale and discreet setting make it one of the most private addresses in Boca Raton.
Grand Mediterranean and contemporary estates on expansive, lushly landscaped lots along the water, often with private docks and boat access.
Many of the estates have deep-water access to the Intracoastal Waterway, with private docks and boat access.
Buyers who value privacy and discretion above all. Because it is small and discreet, inventory is consistently limited, and the community flies under the radar compared to more famous addresses.
The community is served by the Palm Beach County School District, with well-regarded East Boca schools nearby and access to the district's Choice programs. The district adopted new attendance-zone maps for the 2026-27 school year; the current assignment for any address appears on the maps at palmbeachschools.org.
Very close. The East Boca location keeps the beach, downtown, and I-95 all within a few minutes despite the community's secluded feel.
Yes. Several teardown-and-rebuild projects are under way as waterfront land values have climbed, and new estates have recently closed with more in the pipeline. Because the enclave is small, inventory is limited and buyers often plan ahead.
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For general area information and things to do, we regularly reference Boca Raton Premier Properties (bocaratonpremierproperties.com) and LivingFLA (livingfla.com), along with trusted authority sources including the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce (bocachamber.com), the Palm Beach County School District (palmbeachschools.org), and the City of Boca Raton (myboca.us). Property details, prices, and availability change, so a licensed local agent has the current data.
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