COCONUT GROVE CONDOS

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COCONUT GROVE CONDO DIRECTORY

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COCONUT GROVE CONDO NAME	COCONUT GROVE CONDO ADDRESS	CONDOS FOR SALE OR RENT
1600 SOUTH BAYSHORE CONDO	1600 s bayshore ln, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
abitare coconut GROVE	Via Abitare, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
ARBORETUM IN THE GROVE	PEACHY ST, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
BANYAN VILLAGE Coconut grove	2620 BIRD AV, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
BAY COLONY COCONUT GROVE	3581 E Glencoe + 1620 S bayshore dr Grove	BUY    RENT
BAYSHORE VILLAS COCONUT GROVE	Bayshore VILLAS DR, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
BAYVIEW VILLAS COCONUT GROVE	S Bayshore DR, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
BEACON HABOUR Condo	1660 S Bayshore Ct, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
CHATEAU GROVE Condo	3265 VIRGINIA, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
CLOISTERS on the bay villas	3471 Main hwy, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
COCO IBIZA VILLAS	3356 BIRD AV, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
COCONUT AVENUE VILLAS	COCONUT AV, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
coconut grove apartment	2666 Tigertail Av, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
COURTYARDS OF THE GROVE	MARY ST, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
COCONUT GROVE BAYSHORE CONDO	2575 S Bayshore Dr, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
DIXIE GROVE Residences Condo	2630 SW 28 ST, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
Ewan Peacocks	3213 BIRD AV, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
Executive Residences RITZ CARLTON	3350 Sw 27 Ave, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
FOUR WAY LODGE ESTATES	POINCIANA Ave, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVE HARBOUR CONDO MIAMI	1690 S BAYSHORE Ln, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVE HILL TOWER CONDO	2645 S BAYSHORE DR, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
1 One GROVE ISLE Condo	1 GROVE ISLE DR, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
2 Two GROVE ISLE Condo	2 GROVE ISLE DR, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
3 Three GROVE ISLE Condo	3 GROVE ISLE DR, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVE ISLES MIAMI CONDOS	GROVE ISLES CONDOS, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVE PALM Condo	3051 SW 27TH AVE, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVE TOWERs Condo	2843 S BAYSHORE DR, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVE SQUARE Condo	2801 Florida Ave, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVES EDGE Condo	2920 SW 28 TE, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
COCONUT GROVE LOFT	3062 bird av, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVENOR HOUSE Coconut grove	2627 S Bayshore Dr, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVE ENCLAVE COCONUT GROVE	COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVE VILLAS COCONUT GROVE	COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
GROVE GARDEN COCONUT GROVE	3225 Franklin / 3540 Main HWY, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
Harbour Hill Club coconut grove	2539 S BAYSHORE DR, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
L'HermitagE Coconut Grove	2000 S BAYSHORE DR, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
Lincoln Manor Condo	2950 JACKSON AV, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
LOFTS AT MAYFAIR	3339 Virginia St, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
MARBELLA VILLAS COCONUT GROVE	2850 Coconut Ave, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
MAYFAIR HOTEL/Condo	3000 E Florida Ave, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
MEDITERRANEO IN THE GROVE	COCONUT AVE, COUNT GROVE	BUY    RENT
MISSION PLACE AT THE GROVE	3122 BIRD AVE MIAMI , COUNT GROVE	BUY    RENT
Monarch Grove Condo	2977 MCFARLANE RD, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
THE MOORINGS COCONUT Grove	N & S MOORINGS WY & CT, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
MUTINY Condo	2951 S BAYSHORE DR, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
MUTINY PARK Condo	2889 McfARLANE rD, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
PEARLS IN THE GROVE	COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
pelican reef coconut grove	1632 South Bayshore Ct, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
Residences at vizcaya condo	3535 hiawatha ave, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
RITZ CARLTON CONDO COCONUT GROVE	3350 And 3400 SW 27 AV, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
SOUTH 27 LOFTS CONDO	3001 SW 27 AV, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
The Grove Club CONDO	2699 TIGERTAIL Av, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
TIGERTAIL BAY Condo	2715 TIGERTAIL AV, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
Treasure trove coconut grove	treasure trove ln COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
VILLAGGIO IN THE GROVE CONDO	Coconut Ave, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
VILLAGGIO IN THE GROVE TOWER	2740 SW 28th Ter, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
VIRGINIA OAKS Condo	3304 VIRGINIA ST, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT
yacht harbour condo	2901 s bayshore dr, COCONUT GROVE	BUY    RENT

About Coconut Grove Condos

The earliest settlers of Coconut Grove were the Pent and Frow families. In the 1830's both families were lighthouse keepers at Cape Florida and homesteaders in what is now Coconut Grove. Another settler of that era was Edmund D. Beasley who homesteaded 160 acres bay front property. In 1873, after Beasley's death, his widow rented their home to Dr. Horace P. Porter. He lived there for only a year but during that time established a post office that he named "Cocoanut Grove." When Porter left the area, the post office was closed, but years later it was reopened using the same name.

He persuaded his brother Charles, then owner of a wholesale meat business in London, to join him. Charles Peacock, his wife Isabella and their three sons eventually settled in Coconut Grove and in 1882 opened the Bay View House, later called the Peacock Inn, the first hotel in the area. The Peacock Inn attracted all kinds of visitors including scientists, authors, and nobility, many of whom remained to make Coconut Grove their permanent home. Among the settlers were yacht designer and wrecker Ralph Munroe whose home, The Barnacle, is now a state historic site; homesteader Flora McFarlane, Coconut Grove's first schoolteacher and founder of the Housekeeper's Club (now The Woman's Club of Coconut Grove); and author Kirk Munroe.

The fledgling community grew and prospered, and by the early years of the 20th century, a school, library, Sunday school, chapel, and yacht club were built. Attracted by the climate, wealthy Northerners, such as James and William Deering and William Jennings Bryan made Coconut Grove their winter home. In 1925, the City of Miami annexed Coconut Grove, but it continued to retain its own identity.
As the population of South Florida mushroomed, Coconut Grove Real Estate continues to grow.

Grove Art

Coconut Grove, with its verdant landscape, serene bay front setting, and casual ambiance has always attracted artists. In the 1950's, artists from all over the US and as far away as Europe, settled in Coconut Grove and established studios. The Grove soon became known as an artists colony, and it was not unusual to see artists setting up their easels on the sidewalks and painting the local scene. By the 1960's there were many thriving art galleries as well as Grove House, an artists' co-op. In 1963, the Coconut Grove Arts Festival, now recognized as one of the leading arts festivals in the country, was established. Rising real estate prices in the 1980's and 1990's caused most of the galleries to close, but the artists have remained. In 1998, local artists formed The One Ear Society, a group that holds juried exhibits in donated spaces. While much of the "old Grove" has disappeared, it is still possible to get a glimpse of what life was like in the past by visiting Villa Vizcaya, The Barnacle, and The Kampong, three vastly different Coconut Grove homes.

The Barnacle: Built in 1891 by Commodore Ralph Munroe, The Barnacle is the oldest home in Miami-Dade County still on its original site. Munroe, a native of New York City, moved to Coconut Grove in 1886 and made his living by designing yachts and working as a wrecker, salvaging boats that had run aground in Biscayne Bay. A year after he moved to the Grove, he founded the Biscayne Bay Yacht Club and was its Commodore for more than 20 years.

The Kampong contains an array of flowering trees and tropical fruit cultivars. The Kampong: As Chief of the Seed and Introduction Section of the US Department of Agriculture, Fairchild traveled all over the world collecting plant specimens and bringing them back to his Coconut Grove home. Scientists and world leaders such as Winston Churchill, Richard Leakey, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, and Dwight Eisenhower have visited the Kampong. Another visitor was Fairchild's father-in-law Alexander Graham Bell, who invented a device for extracting fresh water from sea water while staying at The Kampong.

Coconut Grove Real Estate

“The Grove” has been dubbed “the village with a rhythm all its own.” A rhythm that is played out in tree-lined streets, scores of shops, restaurants and night-spots and a throbbing, upbeat street life that vibrates with a character all its own. Coconut Grove may have changed since its days as a bohemian village populated by artists and radicals, but its zany charm and energy are as potent as ever. Located on Biscayne Bay just ten minutes south of Downtown Miami, The Grove is unlike any other neighborhood in Greater Miami and the Beaches. Coconut Grove was originally a Bahamian fishing village later settled by a few escapees from the frigid winters in the North. Over the years, this heavily wooded area sitting on a coral reef bluff some fifteen feet above sea level became the winter home to many artists and wealthy vacationers. Now Coconut Grove is one of the most desirable areas in all of Miami. Coconut Grove has seen its once small winter homes replaced by upscale single family estates and luxurious condos on Bayshore Drive across from Dinner Key marina. Coconut Grove residents can visit Cocowalk to find exciting family entertainment, complete with restaurants, shops and movie theaters. Tourists may want to stroll through the historic Villa Vizcaya, or the Barnacle on Biscayne Bay, which is one of the oldest homes in Miami. Art lovers will want to explore the annual Coconut Grove Arts Festival- one of the largest art festivals in the nation. World class hotels, such as the Mayfair, Ritz-Carlton and the Sonesta, draw vacationers and visiting luminaries alike.

Coconut Grove, located on Biscayne Bay just ten minutes south of Downtown Miami, is unlike any other condo neighborhood in Miami. Luxury waterfront and ocean view condominiums flourish throughout this very secluded upscale mainly single family home neighborhood. Popular Coconut Grove condos include Grove Hill, Grove Isle, Grovenor House, Mutiny Park and the Ritz Carlton. Sightseeing Coconut Grove’s waterfront parks offer the best vantage points for observing manatees, wildlife and the sailboats in Biscayne Bay. Dinner Key, originally the base for Pan American World Airways’ seaplane flights from Greater Miami in the 1930s, now houses Miami City Hall — which was converted from the original hangar. Earlier Grove history is evident at The Barnacle, the 110-year old home of pioneer Commodore Ralph Munroe. Festivals and street fairs such as the extraordinary Coconut Grove Arts Festival; the Coconut Grove Food and Music Festival (formerly Taste of the Grove); the Miami/Bahamas Goombay Festival and the Banyan Arts Festival, add to Coconut Grove’s excitement.

Shopping in Coconut Grove

There's nothing dull about shopping in Coconut Grove: from motor-bikes to fine jewelry, antique books to gourmet foods, cutting-edge style to classic clothes — the specialty stores on the downtown streets offer an exhilarating range of merchandise. In both CocoWalk’s open-air enclave and the Streets of Mayfair strolling zone, shopping is part of the total dining and entertainment experience. Look for stores featuring some of the best known names in retailing, and individually owned shops that epitomize sophistication and cool. And when the joys of shopping fade, you can head for one of the bars or restaurants and round it all off with a movie. Dining and Night Life
Coconut Grove’s variety and originality is reflected in the dining choices offered by its fine restaurants, themed eateries, sports bars and casual outdoor cafes. On the menu find French, Italian or Spanish-inspired cuisine; Mexican and American dishes and seafood. In the Grove eating out is always in good taste. Night life revolves around fun and funky neighborhood bars livened up with jazz, salsa and reggae. Nocturnal pursuits focus on the Grove’s favorite pastime of seeing and being seen.