Coconut Grove
Price Range
$800K - $15M+
Population
41,606
Lifestyle Score
43/100
Life & Practicalities
- Flood zone
- X — flood insurance typically not required
- Lifestyle Score
- 43 / 100 — car-dependent
- Public schools nearby
- 6
- Est. drive to nearest modeled airport
- 25 min — Miami International Airport (MIA)
- Est. drive to nearest modeled beach access
- 20 min — Crandon Park Beach
- Mean commute to work
- 26.6 min
- Median household income
- $100K
Sources: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer · OpenStreetMap contributors · Urban Institute / NCES. Informational only, not a flood insurance determination. Census values apply only to the named municipality/CDP (ACS 2020–2024 5-year). This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.
About
No neighborhood in Miami has aged as gracefully as Coconut Grove, the city's oldest community and still its most livable. Ancient trees arch over streets lined with historic estates, and the walkable village core fills its boutiques, galleries, and shaded outdoor cafés daily. World-class marinas serve a serious sailing scene, the Vizcaya Museum anchors the cultural calendar next door, and Peacock Park hosts weekend farmers markets on the bay. Historic character wrapped in modern luxury: 1920s bungalows and estates on the tree-canopied streets, new boutique condo buildings along the waterfront.
Bohemian, Historic, Waterfront
Highlights
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Coconut Grove
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about buying and investing in this area
What is Coconut Grove known for?
Miami's oldest neighborhood, Coconut Grove has grown into a character all its own — a bohemian spirit tucked beneath a dense tropical canopy, waterfront parks that include Peacock Park and Kennedy Park, the storied Barnacle State Park, and the CocoWalk entertainment district at its heart. The pace stays village-like, anchored by independent boutiques, neighborhood cafes, and the beloved annual Coconut Grove Arts Festival.
Is Coconut Grove walkable?
With a Walk Score of 78, Coconut Grove counts among Miami's most pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods. Its CocoWalk village center keeps restaurants, shops, and entertainment within easy walking distance, while The Underline linear park carves out a dedicated route for pedestrians and cyclists bound for Brickell. Bayfront parks lend everyday strolls a scenic waterfront edge.
How much do homes cost in Coconut Grove?
Prices in Coconut Grove cover a broad span, from $600,000 for smaller condos to $50 million and above for waterfront estates, with the median landing between $1.5-2.5 million. The signature luxury towers — Park Grove, Grove at Grand Bay, and One Park Grove — list units from $1.5 million to $15 million and beyond, while single-family homes on generous lots command substantial premiums of their own.
What is the housing stock like in Coconut Grove?
Coconut Grove delivers on what families weigh most: Coconut Grove Elementary heads a solid school lineup, parks and playgrounds are plentiful, streets stay safe enough for biking and casual walks, and the dining scene is genuinely residential in character. Its community calendar brims with kid-oriented events, and the overall tempo runs far more relaxed than denser corridors like Brickell.
What is the lifestyle like in Coconut Grove?
The Grove holds a rare middle ground between bohemian spirit and refined living. Residents sail out of local marinas, linger over meals at bayfront restaurants, browse the work at local art galleries, and turn out for neighborhood events. It is that blend of creativity, access to nature, and a genuine sense of community that keeps drawing artists, professionals, and families here.
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