Aerial view of Coconut Grove, with sailboats moored at Dinner Key on Biscayne Bay
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Neighborhood guide

CoconutGrove

Miami’s oldest neighborhood: bayfront, walkable and shaded by a dense tropical canopy.

Photo: Anthony Quintano, CC BY 2.0, cropped and toned

Living in Coconut Grove

Coconut Grove sits on Biscayne Bay just south of Brickell. It is the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood in Miami and feels different from the rest of the city: narrower streets, heavier canopy, sailboats at anchor off Dinner Key.

The village center is walkable, which is rare in Miami, and the bayfront parks run almost the length of the neighborhood.

Homes in Coconut Grove

Bayfront condominiums, gated enclaves, modern tropical homes and older cottages on deep, wooded lots.

Properties

For sale in Coconut Grove

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Questions

About Coconut Grove

Is Coconut Grove part of the City of Miami?

Yes. Coconut Grove is a neighborhood within the City of Miami, most of it in the 33133 ZIP code. It was an independent city until Miami annexed it in 1925.

Is Coconut Grove walkable?

The village center is one of the more walkable areas in Miami, with restaurants, shops, schools and bayfront parks within a few blocks of each other.

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