Greater Miami
Coconut Grove
Miami's oldest neighborhood — where lush tropical canopy, waterfront living, artistic energy, and bohemian soul meet just minutes from Brickell.
Miami's oldest neighborhood — where lush tropical canopy, waterfront living, artistic energy, and bohemian soul meet just minutes from Brickell.
Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest neighborhood and proudly its most soulful. Settled in the late 1800s — decades before Miami was even incorporated as a city — the Grove has cultivated a distinctly bohemian, artistic identity that persists to this day. Here, grand banyan trees arch over quiet streets, sailboats dot Biscayne Bay, and life moves with a relaxed pace that feels entirely removed from the Miami of nightclubs and neon.
The neighborhood is anchored by Dinner Key Marina, one of the largest marinas in South Florida, and CocoWalk — a revitalized outdoor shopping and dining destination at the heart of the village. The walkability, the mature tropical canopy, and the bayfront parks give the Grove a quality of life unmatched anywhere else in Miami.
Despite its laid-back character, Coconut Grove is extremely well-positioned. Brickell's financial district is just minutes north, and the Metrorail's Coconut Grove station provides car-free access to downtown and Coral Gables. The neighborhood attracts artists, executives, boat owners, and families — all drawn to its rare combination of character and convenience.
Coconut Grove offers a diverse real estate landscape. Waterfront estates and grand historic homes along Bayshore Drive command the highest prices, while the interior streets offer beautiful single-family homes with tropical gardens and pools at more accessible price points. A growing luxury condo market — including several new high-rise developments — has added contemporary options that attract downsizers and Brickell-adjacent buyers.
Properties here tend to hold their value exceptionally well, backed by the neighborhood's limited supply, Biscayne Bay waterfront, and irreplaceable sense of place. Bayfront homes and those with canal access are particularly sought-after and rarely available.
Character, waterfront, and a lifestyle unlike anywhere else in Miami — let's explore your options.
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