Coconut Grove, Miami's oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood, combines historic charm with modern living. Tree-lined streets and lush vegetation create a natural canopy throughout this established community. Current rental trends show studio apartments averaging $2,354, one-bedrooms at $2,290, and two-bedrooms commanding $3,437. The neighborhood centers around Main, McFarland, and Grand Avenues, where CocoWalk's open-air shopping and dining destination anchors a walkable district filled with sidewalk cafes and independent shops.
The Grove's history spans from its early Bahamian settlers to its evolution as a waterfront community. Maritime attractions include Dinner Key Marina and several sailing clubs along Biscayne Bay. The neighborhood preserves its past through landmarks like Vizcaya Museum and Gardens and The Barnacle Historic State Park.
