Coconut Grove, adjacent to the shoreline of Biscayne Bay, is part of the City of Miami. Referred to as the “Grove,” it was founded in 1873 and offers a relaxed upscale neighborhood vibe and business district surrounded by lush tropical vegetation. The Grove features tree-lined winding roads with an eclectic mix of home styles including modern homes, large estates, as well as luxury waterfront condominiums. Walking paths lead to bay front recreational parks, a dog park, as well as sailing clubs and the marina at Dinner Key which is central to the boating community.
Trendy, hip and very diverse, Coconut Grove is a popular destination for locals as well as tourists. Here you will find countless sidewalk cafes, a wide range of restaurants, bars and ongoing entertainment. Outdoor shopping at CocoWalk offers a unique venue with movie theatres, boutiques, galleries and more dining options. Residents and visitors alike enjoy touring Coconut Grove’s Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, the former villa and estate of businessman James Deering. Coconut Grove hosts several outdoor festivals and events including the signature annual Coconut Grove Arts Festival.
With easy access to downtown Miami and the Miami International Airport, Coconut Grove is accessible via the Miami Metrorail stations at both Coconut Grove and Douglas Road stations. Coconut Grove boasts several outstanding public and private schools within the neighborhood.
Public Schools:
Coconut Grove Elementary School
Frances S. Tucker Elementary School
George W. Carver Elementary School
George Washington Carver Middle School
Bridgeprep Academy of Arts and Minds Charter High School
Private schools:
Ransom Everglades School; Grades 6-12
St. Hugh Catholic School; Grades PK-8
Immaculata-Lasalle High School; Grades 9-12
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Day School; Grades PK-5
Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart; Grades PK-12
Coconut Grove Montessori School; Grades PK-5
Vanguard School; Grades 9-12
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