Coconut Grove

Miami’s oldest neighborhood: lush, walkable and oriented to the water.

Coconut Grove feels unhurried for a place so close to the city. Streets disappear under banyan and oak canopy, the bayfront is lined with marinas and parks, and the village centre keeps a small-town rhythm of cafés, schools and Saturday markets.

Housing ranges from historic cottages and mid-century homes on generous lots to contemporary new construction and a handful of waterfront estates. Buyers here usually value privacy and greenery as much as square footage.

When we look at homes in the Grove we pay close attention to lot elevation, mature trees (and their roots), and the difference a few blocks make in noise and walkability.