Coconut Grove
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Coconut Grove feels like Miami's original tropical escape. Dense canopy, winding streets, waterfront parks and a long history of bohemian and artistic culture give the neighborhood a character unlike the city's more polished urban districts.
Today, that character coexists with sophisticated residences, contemporary architecture and some of Miami's most desirable waterfront properties. Grand estates and modern homes are tucked beneath mature trees, while village-style streets provide cafés, restaurants, galleries and independent shops within easy reach.
What to Love
Lush tropical character · Waterfront parks · Walkable village center · Historic architecture · Close to Coral Gables and Downtown Miami
Local Lifestyle
The Grove is relaxed and outdoors-oriented. Residents move between waterfront walks, cafés, sailing, neighborhood dining and leafy residential streets.
Demographics and Employment
The neighborhood attracts affluent families, professionals, entrepreneurs and creatives, with employment spanning finance, medicine, law, education, technology and the arts.
Schools in Coconut Grove
Coconut Grove Elementary serves the neighborhood and offers a French International Program alongside its core curriculum. Additional public and private schools are located throughout the surrounding Coral Gables/Miami area.
Around Coconut Grove
Vizcaya Museum & Gardens · Peacock Park · Kennedy Park · CocoWalk · Biscayne Bay · University of Miami
Real Estate
Coconut Grove's value often comes from its land, mature landscaping, architectural character and waterfront setting rather than from density or height.
