Coconut Grove
Miami before Miami: canopied, bayside, and continuous.
Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood, a tree-canopied bayside community that pre-dates the city's modern identity by half a century, anchored by the Coconut Grove Sailing Club, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, and a school district (Coral Reef, Ransom Everglades, Carrollton) that drives a meaningful share of the family-buyer migration south.
The inventory is unusually heterogeneous. The waterfront single-family segment along South Bayshore Drive and the streets feeding it commands $10M–$50M. The new luxury condo inventory at the Mr. C Residences, Park Grove, the Grove at Grand Bay, and the upcoming Four Seasons Private Residences fills a $2M–$15M tier. And the historic single-family inventory inside the canopy, smaller homes on tree-lined streets, anchors the family-buyer segment between $2M and $8M.
Mariana was named #1 Agent for Coconut Grove by Douglas Elliman in 2015. The neighborhood has been a structural part of her practice since.
What defines it.
Miami's oldest neighborhood. Canopy and street grid are intact.
Coral Reef, Ransom Everglades, Carrollton: significant family-buyer pull.
Four Seasons Private Residences (delivery 2028) and The WELL Coconut Grove (delivery 2028).
Enter Coconut Grove.
Active addresses and private introductions in Coconut Grove are handled personally by Mariana Niro.