Coconut Grove

Find home inside a bright Miami sanctuary with peacocks roaming the streets, shaded by a canopy of decorated live oaks, banyans, and exotic tropical foliage. Coconut Grove, a charming neighborhood sprawling with dreamy real estate, is one of the most desirable communities in South Florida due to its warm and inviting atmosphere in synthesis with its dense architectural narrative. Nestled into palm fringed vegetation making for a wistfully romantic backdrop, Coconut Grove is South Florida’s original oasis, founded in 1873 by ambitious artists, sailors, intellectuals, and millionaires.

Conveniently located, Coconut Grove is bordered by Rickenbacker Causeway, US-1, Biscayne Bay and Coral Gables. A tranquil departure from the traffic of city life, those residing in this balmy tropical sanctuary can experience the serenity of locally curated boutiques, beautiful art galleries, sidewalk cafes and a permanent parade of sailboats on Biscayne Bay.

Coconut Grove’s distinct bohemian flair highlights a design scale that is ignited from the county’s early beginnings in the 1800s. A time capsule of weathered stone walls and Oak Tree covered streets in congruence with nine of the county’s oldest buildings still standing today, the architectural style in Coconut Grove is often described as a historic tunnel of European influences and modern floorplans. From single family homes to comfortable cottages, internationally published mansions and new construction residences, there is something for every type of buyer to relish in. Contemporary buildings with luxury amenities that continue to allure buyers include the Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, Grovenor House, The Fairchild Coconut Grove, Park Grove Coconut Grove and Grove at Grand Bay.

Located 15 minutes from Brickell, Downtown Miami and South Miami, there are a flight of five-star restaurants to enjoy and discover. Helmed by celebrity restauranteurs and culinary leaders, the dining scene in Miami continues to evolve with creative coffee offerings at All Day, artful plates at Boulud Sud Miami and sophisticated aperitifs at La Mar by Gaston Acurio. Closer to Coconut Grove, laidback casual restaurants continue to multiply, synonymous with the neighborhood itself. Located on a small stretch of blocks, locals can visit everything from traditional old school staples to haute cuisine eateries and stylish brunch spots that are ultra-sleek and sophisticated. These include Sapore di Mare Italian Seafood Coconut Grove, loKal, Kush by Spillover, Monty’s Raw Bar, Jaguar, Farinelli 1937, Bombay Darbar, Alma and Harry’s Pizzeria Coconut Grove. For those looking to indulge in the “la dolce vita” lifestyle on Sundays, Bellini, LuLu, Green Street Café, Ariete and Glass & Vine evoke the perfect setting for brunch.

In addition, urban amenities such as Fresh Market grocery store and Coconut Grove Saturday’s Organic Farmer’s Market populate the neighborhood.

Beguiling with beauty and soul, Coconut Grove captures the quintessential sweet life with historic gardens, iconic bookstores and private yacht clubs including Coconut Grove Sailing Club, Biscayne Bay Yacht Club, and the Coral Reef Yacht Club. A laidback and lusciously landscaped area, this peaceful community, baring flip-flop style vibes, offers the best of the best of what Miami has to offer.

Verdant parks preserve the neighborhood’s 1920s romantic character while lending a space for family outings, lush nature, and exclusive event spaces. Here, residents often like to peruse The Barnacle Historic State Park, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens and Kampong Botanical Garden. Coconut Grove also comprises of high-end retail shops, unique boutiques, and nighttime entertainment at Cocowalk.

Coconut Grove is home to some of the top private and public schools in the country with nationally ranked curriculums and premiere magnet programs. Advanced institutions include but are not limited to Ransom Everglades, La Salle High School, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, Coconut Grove Montessori School, Coconut Grove Elementary School, George W. Carver Elementary School and Middle School, Plymouth Preschool and St. Stephens Episcopal Day School.