LIVE IN Coconut Grove

The Perfect Place To Come Home To

Plenty of residential destinations promise connectivity, but few deliver them the way Grove Central does. Located on the entrance to one of Miami’s most popular neighborhoods, Coconut Grove has long been known for its enviable waterfront along Biscayne Bay and the lush tree canopy of its residential streets. Living at the new “Crossroads of Miami” means being close to work, school, family, friends, nature, parks, and enjoyment any time of day, every day.

Many Different Sides Of South Florida Living, All In One Place.

One day, you’re enjoying a delightful lunch overlooking the Bay. The next, you’re singing along to live music at a neighborhood hangout. It may be the perfect day to go sailing one weekend, or it may be time for one of the dozens of outdoor art, food, music, or family festivals that happen year round. The Grove is never the same experience twice, which is exactly what locals love most.

Everything you need, right at your doorstep

Berries in the Grove

Groovy's Pizza & Grill

Coral Bagels

Flaningan’s Seafood Bar & Grill

Sushi Maki

Monty’s Coconut Grove

Bombay Darbar

Planta Queen

Botanico Gin & Cookhouse

Narbona

Sushi Garage

Bellini

Sip Sip

Glass & Vine

Greenstreet Cafe

Lokal

Panther Coffee

Calista Cafe

Aida Mexican Seafood

Omakai Sushi

Sadelle's

Salt & Straw

Jaguar Restaurant

HCA Florida Mercy Hospital

Baptist Health Doctors Hospital

The Barnacle Historic State Park

Peacock Park

Kenneth M. Myers Bayside Park

Regatta Park

David T. Kennedy Park

Viscaya Museum

The Barnacle

Art Spring Village

Coco Walk

University of Miami

Ransom Everglades High School

Ransom Everglades School

Coconut Grove Elementary School

Silver Bluff Elementary School

Matter Grove Academy

Sprouts

Publix

Milam's Market

Fresh Market

Local Neighborhood Highlights

Known for its lush landscapes, historic charm, and bohemian vibe, Coconut Grove attracts residents and visitors alike with its eclectic mix of art galleries, boutique shops, and waterfront dining options.

Miami’s Oldest “Original” Neighborhood
Boasts over 16 Parks with Giant Ancient Oak, Hammock & Banyan Trees
One of the City’s Most Walkable Neighborhoods Popular for Jogging & Biking
Home to Hundreds of Roaming Peacocks
World Class Marina & Sailing Capital of Miami
One of Miami’s Hottest Dining Destinations with Multiple Michelin Star Restaurants
Weekly Farmers Markets

Unmatched Connectivity & Convenience

Consider what it would mean to live car-free in Miami and instead spend more time doing the things and spending time with the people you like best.