
Golden Harbour Drive
541 Golden Harbour Drive
3-story waterfront · ~7,900 sq ft
$11.99M

Neighborhood Guide · East Boca Raton
Deep-water dockage, walkable to Mizner Park and The Boca Raton, and one of the tightest supplies of estate-scale waterfront lots in Palm Beach County. Here's why Golden Harbour is defining the next decade of South Florida luxury.
Tucked between the Intracoastal Waterway and East Palmetto Park Road, Golden Harbour is a small, deep-water enclave in East Boca Raton that has quietly become one of the most sought- after addresses in Palm Beach County. Wide finger canals, no fixed bridges to the ocean, and a compact street grid of estate lots make it structurally rare — you cannot build another Golden Harbour, and supply barely moves year to year.
For serious boaters, families relocating from the Northeast, and buyers who want a true walk-to-town waterfront lifestyle, Golden Harbour Drive checks every box. It is the enclave Empire Development — under the leadership of Founder & CEO Marc Elkman — has focused on most heavily over the past three years.
Why Golden Harbour
Direct Intracoastal access with private dockage handles yachts most Boca Raton neighborhoods can't. Owners run offshore in minutes without waiting on a drawbridge.
Golden Harbour sits inside East Boca Raton's most walkable corridor — a short stroll to Mizner Park's dining and culture, and minutes from The Boca Raton resort, marina, and beach club.
A tight grid of finger-canal lots means new inventory is almost entirely tear-down-and-rebuild. Estate-scale, fully turnkey homes remain the rarest product in the enclave.
Oxford Economics projects Palm Beach County as the fastest-growing metro in South Florida — and East Boca Raton is where that inflow is concentrating.
Empire Development on Golden Harbour

Golden Harbour Drive
3-story waterfront · ~7,900 sq ft
$11.99M

Golden Harbour Drive
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Golden Harbour Drive
6 BR · ~7,490 sq ft
$11.95M
Lifestyle
Mornings on Golden Harbour Drive tend to start on the water — a run up the Intracoastal, a quick offshore drop, or a short cruise to breakfast at the Boca Raton Resort & Club marina. By late morning, residents are five minutes from Mizner Park's boutiques, Royal Palm Place, and downtown Boca's coffee culture.
Afternoons pull toward the beach clubs and tennis at The Boca Raton, or the private schools that make East Boca Raton one of the strongest family markets in South Florida — Saint Andrew's, Pine Crest, and Grandview. Evenings are Mizner Park's amphitheater, the Boca Raton Museum of Art, and the restaurant scene along East Palmetto Park Road.
It is a rare combination: a true deep-water boating address that is also genuinely walkable to a downtown. That combination is what keeps Golden Harbour compressing supply while values continue to climb.
FAQ
Golden Harbour is a deep-water enclave in East Boca Raton, Florida, tucked between the Intracoastal Waterway and East Palmetto Park Road — minutes from The Boca Raton resort, Mizner Park, and the Atlantic beaches.
Deep-water dockage with no fixed bridges to the Intracoastal, wide finger canals, and a limited inventory of estate-scale lots. That combination of boating access, walkability to downtown Boca Raton, and scarcity has driven consistent price appreciation.
Empire Development, led by Founder & CEO Marc Elkman, has a growing footprint on Golden Harbour Drive with residences including 541, 561, and 651 Golden Harbour Drive — each designed around Empire's conscious-design philosophy.
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374 East Palmetto Park Road
Boca Raton, FL 33432