1776 Mooringline Drive, PH-C

Finished the way you’d have chosen. Without the year it takes to get there.

$462K spent getting it right. You skip straight to living in it.

This point-lot riverfront penthouse residence in North Passage, within The Moorings, was taken to the studs in 2024 and rebuilt completely: pecky cypress and faux beams in the sloped great room ceiling, white oak luxury vinyl plank floors over a noise barrier, custom cabinetry throughout, a redesigned kitchen and bar, all new impact glass, and a reworked terrace that adds real living space rather than decoration.

Unobstructed water is our rarest exposure. Here the water is your most prominent neighbor, joined by manatees, dolphins, bald eagles and egrets, with boats passing at a distance and nothing between the residence and the lagoon. The private dock takes a vessel up to 20 feet.

A penthouse is a penthouse: higher ceilings, nobody and no plumbing stack overhead, and a due-west exposure with no side view onto canals or neighboring structures. What there is instead is sunset, every evening, across open water.

The obvious alternative is to buy an original unit and renovate it yourself. In a condominium that means board approval, restricted work hours, elevator-only material access and a permit timeline measured in months, before a single cabinet goes in. That work is done here, permanently. What is for sale is the outcome, not the ordeal.

For perspective, a single-family estate with this water, this dock and this level of finish would run roughly three times the price in Vero Beach, and five to six times in Boca Raton, Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale or Naples. This is that caliber of property without the acreage, the upkeep or the multiple.

Why we love it

• Like-new, luxe condition. Taken to the studs for a comprehensive $462K rebuild, so you get a pristine, move-in-ready residence without the stress, the delays or the decision fatigue of renovating.
• The use-it-all plan. An expanded layout with a thoughtfully reworked terrace for additional livable space, and custom storage throughout, so every square foot does something.
• The sophisticated finishes. Pecky cypress accents, white oak luxury vinyl plank floors, custom kitchen cabinetry, quartz counters, Meg Braff wallcoverings and impact-resistant glass throughout.
• Unobstructed waterfront and wildlife. A rare point-lot position with wide water on multiple sides, where manatees, dolphins, bald eagles and egrets are the daily scenery.
• Private dock included. Direct water access from your own dock at the seawall, with capacity for a boat up to 20 feet, and the association maintains both the dock and the seawall.
• Penthouse exclusivity. Top-floor living with higher ceilings, due-west exposure, no overhead noise or plumbing, and complete architectural privacy.
• Lock and leave. House-like specifications with condominium convenience: the association handles the yard, the irrigation, the building exterior, the dock and the seawall. Two beach accesses, one of them with parking, and the Oceanside District is a golf cart or a bike ride away.

$1,300,000 · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1,732 sq ft

Specifications

What was actually done

The renovation in full, as the builder recorded it. It is a long list on purpose: the detail below is what a buyer's agent asks for and what the source site only ever published as a photograph of a page.

Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify.

Plans

Plans and location