Coconut Grove

Founded in the late 19^th century and featuring some of Miami’s most prominent historic landmarks, Coconut Grove is lauded as Miami’s oldest neighborhood.

Coconut Grove’s pedestrian-friendly streets share a relaxed vibe, demonstrated by the leisurely pace of its residents. Whether visiting the sidewalk cafes and restaurants, specialty boutiques, or art galleries, locals and tourists alike bask in the welcoming atmosphere of this lush locale. More active residents can enjoy Coconut Grove’s neighborhood festivals, outdoor concerts, indoor museums, and day-to-evening attractions along the CocoWalk – a 198,000-square foot, open air retail center with shops, restaurants, bars, and movie theater.

The verdant and charming neighborhood of Coconut Grove provides home to a number of ecologically-friendly, waterfront parks and open green spaces where residents can walk, run, and practice yoga.

The high-rises of Coconut Grove offer some of the best ocean views in Miami, with views overlooking Regatta Park, Dinner Key Marina, and Biscayne Bay.

Coconut Grove is located just 10 minutes from Brickell, 12 minutes from Key Biscayne, 20 minutes from the Miami International Airport, and 20 minutes from South Beach.