Juno Isles, North Palm Beach FL: Community Guide

Juno Isles is an established, non-gated neighborhood of about 340 single-family homes on the border of North Palm Beach and Juno Beach, between US-1 and Ellison Wilson Road. Built mostly from the mid-1960s through the 1970s, it has seen many remodels and new custom homes, and many lots sit on canals or the Intracoastal.

Stefan’s take

A great neighborhood feel, with both dry-lot and waterfront homes! Juno Isles gives you room to boat between the beach and the Gardens.

Juno Isles by the Records

  • Single-family homes: about 338 across several plats
  • Typical lot: about 0.24 acre (middle half of lots: 0.23 to 0.29 acre)
  • Owner-occupied: 85% of homes carry a homestead exemption
  • Jurisdiction: mostly Village of North Palm Beach, with some parcels in Juno Beach and unincorporated Palm Beach County

Source: Palm Beach County Property Appraiser parcel data, October 2026. Owner-occupied share is the percentage of residential units with a homestead exemption, which marks a primary residence.

Drive Times

DestinationApprox. drive
Juno Beach Pier7 min
The Gardens Mall7 min
I-95 at PGA Boulevard12 min
Florida’s Turnpike at PGA Boulevard15 min
Jupiter Medical Center14 min
Palm Beach International Airport29 min

Approximate drive times in light traffic from the center of the community, calculated with OpenStreetMap routing. Peak-hour and season traffic run longer.

Why Juno Isles

Juno Isles offers a true neighborhood feel with room to boat. Some canals reach the Intracoastal with no fixed bridges, while others use a community boat lift over a salinity dam, so check the specific lot. The beach, Juno Pier, the Gardens Mall and waterfront dining are all close.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Juno Isles gated?

No.

How many homes are in Juno Isles?

About 338 single-family homes, per Palm Beach County Property Appraiser records.

Do homes have ocean access?

Many waterfront lots do. Access varies by canal, from no fixed bridges to a community boat lift; confirm for each lot.

When were the homes built?

Mostly the mid-1960s through the 1970s, with many remodels and new builds.

Buyer Tips

  • Confirm water depth, bridge clearance and boat lift access for the specific lot.
  • Some homes are on septic; ask about sewer status.
  • Check seawall condition and flood zone.
  • Confirm school assignments with the School District of Palm Beach County.

Juno Isles is one of the best values for boaters in the area. I can map water access lot by lot. Search homes on my Illustrated Properties site, call (561) 632-7705 or email slevine@ipre.com.

Sources

Facts are drawn from public sources and should be verified for any specific property. Stefan Levine, P.A. | Illustrated Properties LLC | License SL3228095

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