Miami's oldest neighborhood, where historic estates and contemporary architecture live beneath a lush canopy.
Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest neighborhood — an enclave of streets shaded by century-old trees, marinas and homes that tell the city's story. Here the pace is slower, and privacy is treated as an essential luxury.
Beneath the tree canopy hide some of South Florida's most coveted waterfront estates, plus guard-gated enclaves like Cocoplum. It is the address of those who trade the spotlight for serenity, without giving up sophistication.
The Grove's luxury market blends restored historic homes, contemporary architecture and boutique condos on Biscayne Bay. For families and collectors of rare addresses, it is one of Miami's most consistent markets.
Because it combines three rarities: history — it is Miami's oldest neighborhood — nature — the lush canopy covering its streets — and a waterfront location on Biscayne Bay. That combination creates a sense of refuge minutes from downtown.
One of the area's most exclusive residential enclaves, guard-gated with quiet streets between Coconut Grove and Coral Gables. It concentrates high-end estates on generous lots, sought after by those who prioritize privacy.
Yes. The neighborhood has a village atmosphere, marinas, parks and a tranquil daily life, with easy access to downtown Miami and Coral Gables. Many families choose the Grove precisely for its balance of nature and convenience.
Yes, the process is the same as in the rest of Florida. Ana Prado Contti, of Fortune Christie's International Real Estate, accompanies international buyers through every step — from property selection to closing structure.
Talk to Ana Prado Contti on WhatsApp +1 (305) 439-1625. She prepares a personalized curation according to your profile, budget and timeline — including off-market options.
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