Signature Enclaves
Coconut Grove
Coconut Grove, Miami
Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood and its most romantic — a canopy of banyans and royal palms tumbling down to Biscayne Bay, where sailboats moor off Dinner Key and the lifestyle stays unhurried even as values climb. The Grove pairs a genuine, walkable village center with some of the most coveted bayfront estate land in the county.
At the top of the market, buyers pursue gated bayfront compounds along South Bayshore Drive and the streets off Main Highway, hidden estate parcels in North and Center Grove, and a new generation of architect-designed contemporary homes tucked behind lush landscaping. Waterfront here is prized for deep-water dockage and sweeping open-bay views toward the city skyline.
Recent luxury development — boutique condominiums, the Cocowalk reinvention, and a wave of high-end dining — has sharpened the Grove's appeal without erasing its bohemian soul. It remains the rare Miami address that feels both connected and quietly secluded.
Typical price band
$5M–$30M
Lifestyle & Schools
Lifestyle & Schools
Daily life in Coconut Grove revolves around the water and the village: weekend sailing out of three marinas, farmers' markets, and a tight-knit, art-forward community. Families are drawn to standout schools nearby, including Ransom Everglades, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, and St. Stephen's, while Brickell and the financial district sit just minutes north. Parks like Peacock and the Kampong botanical garden underscore the green, low-rise character that sets the Grove apart.
Homes in Coconut Grove
Coconut Grove
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do luxury homes in Coconut Grove cost?
Entry-level luxury in Coconut Grove begins around $5M for renovated estate homes off the water. Gated bayfront compounds with deep-water dockage and open-bay views command $12M to $30M and beyond, making the Grove one of Miami’s strongest waterfront markets.
What makes Coconut Grove waterfront special?
Grove waterfront combines deep-water dockage with wide, open views across Biscayne Bay toward the downtown skyline, all framed by mature tropical landscaping. Streets off South Bayshore Drive and Main Highway hold some of the most private bayfront estate parcels in Miami.
Is Coconut Grove good for families?
Yes. The Grove offers a walkable, low-rise village feel with parks, marinas, and a strong community, plus proximity to top private schools such as Ransom Everglades, Carrollton, and St. Stephen’s, and an easy commute to Brickell and downtown.
What is the lifestyle like in Coconut Grove?
Bohemian-luxe and water-focused: sailing and boating out of three marinas, an art- and food-forward village center, weekend markets, and a leafy, unhurried pace that contrasts with the high-rise energy of Brickell just to the north.
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