Welcome to Coconut Grove
Where lush landscapes and creative energy come together
Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest neighborhood, known for its bohemian roots, tropical canopy and a blend of cultural charm and modern living. Walkable streets, bayfront parks and historic architecture give the Grove a slower pace while keeping the city's core close.
Cafés, local boutiques and art-filled corners line its shaded avenues, drawing families, professionals and artists alike.
Coconut Grove at a Glance
A quick look at the people, income and age that make up Coconut Grove.
Entertainment at Your Fingertips
The Grove is made for wandering, with sidewalk cafés, seafood restaurants overlooking Biscayne Bay and brunch spots tucked beneath the tree canopy. CocoWalk, reimagined as an open-air shopping and dining destination, blends modern luxury with Grove charm.
On weekends, locals head to the farmers market or explore galleries and boutique shops.
Things to Do, With a View
Peacock Park and Kennedy Park offer bayfront green space for picnics, playgrounds and yoga under the trees. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is both a cultural landmark and an oasis of Italian-inspired landscaping.
Nearby marinas make sailing, paddleboarding and waterfront dining part of everyday life.
Where lush landscapes and creative energy come together
Schools in the Area
Families have access to well-regarded public, charter and private schools known for academic excellence and campuses that reflect the neighborhood's natural setting.
- Coconut Grove Elementary SchoolPK–5 · Public
- Carrollton School of the Sacred HeartPK–12 · Private
- Ransom Everglades School6–12 · Private
