Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest neighborhood: leafy streets, a sailing culture, marinas, and a village center of cafes and boutiques. It appeals to buyers who want character and greenery near the bay without the intensity of the high-rise districts.
- Vibe
- Leafy, artistic, bayfront
- Homes
- Historic cottages to waterfront estates and new condos
- Known for
- Marinas, bayfront parks, and heavy tree cover
- Getting around
- Walkable village, quick to Brickell
The lifestyle
The Grove blends a walkable village, waterfront parks, marinas, and a long arts tradition. Weekends revolve around the bay, the sailing clubs, and the shops and dining around CocoWalk.
Homes and prices
Housing ranges widely, from historic wood cottages and gated estates to sleek new luxury condos near the water. That range means the Grove works for very different budgets and tastes.
For international buyers
Tree cover, waterfront parks, and a walkable center give the Grove a different feel from the high-rise districts, and bay access is the reason many buyers look here at all. It suits international buyers who want that setting rather than a purely urban address.
Good to know
What kind of homes does Coconut Grove have?
Everything from historic wood cottages and leafy single-family homes to gated waterfront estates and new luxury condos, so the price range is broad. We help you find the right fit.
Is Coconut Grove good for boaters?
Yes, it has a long sailing tradition, several marinas, and bayfront access, which is a real draw for buyers who want to be on the water.