Coconut Grove is not just about rich foliage, Florida bungalows, and old Spanish or Mediterranean estates. It’s also home to a growing number of thoughtfully designed luxury residences crafted by some of the best known architects in the world. Quickly becoming the darling and favorite neighborhood in all of Miami, this is tropical living at its finest. 

For a taste of this historic neighborhood and its plush properties, we’ve listed the five most luxurious (and most expensive) projects that perfectly fit your Coconut Grove condo for sale search goals, plus exciting pre-construction condo projects around the area that set the bar high for phenomenal living in this elegant and highly desirable bayfront part of Miami.

So, what are the most beautiful Coconut Grove condos to live in? Here’s our curated list.

— The Best of the Best Coconut Grove Condos for Sale

5. Grove at Grand Bay

2669 S. Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove | Average List Price: $2,011 per square foot

Grandeur takes a whole different meaning at Grove at Grand Bay. Here, you can live with 12-foot high ceilings and impressive floor-to-ceiling windows that open up to 12-foot-deep terraces with endless, unobstructed water views. 

Built in 2015 and developed by the Terra Group, Grove at Grand Bay features architecture by Nichols, Brosch, Wrust, Wolfe + Associates, and designs by the award-winning Bjarke Ingels Group. Boutique in layout and feel, the towers, rising 20 stories each, offer a combined 95 luxury residences with 58 condos in the North Tower and 37 in the South Tower.

The dancing twin towers of this condo complex rise 20 stories each, with amenities that include rooftop pools, a children’s playground, a pet spa, butler services, and two-car garages, among many others.

4. Grovenor House

2627 S Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove | Average List Price: $2,099 per square foot

Offering sweeping water views, this luxury tower rises 32 stories against a gorgeous marina front in the heart of Coconut Grove. Designed by Revuelta Architecture, the magnificent tower houses 166 condos boasting refined touches like Snaidero cabinetry and Italian marble baths. Built in 2006, Grovenor House is within walking distance of all of the Grove’s wonderful sidewalk cafes, parks, and marinas.

Its list of luxe amenities includes an infinity-edge pool with cabanas and a wet bar, a club room with a full-service kitchen, a recreation lounge, a tennis court, a kids’ outdoor playground, a dog park, a meditation garden, and the exclusive touchpad concierge called Grovenor Link.

3. Mr. C Bayshore Residences

2655 S Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove  | Average List Price: $2,412 per square foot

One of a pair of sail-shaped luxury condo buildings just finished late last year by Terra Group, Mr. C Bayshore Residences features the Cipriani brothers’ signature Italian style and service. Bringing the internationally renowned hospitality brand to Coconut Grove, this stunning tower designed by Arquitectonica immerses residents in a classic Italian, maritime aesthetic 

With interiors by Meyer Davis Studio and landscaping by ArquitectonicaGEO, the 121-unit, 20-story Bayshore Tower is a contemporary take on glamorous European living while being family-friendly. Think open floor layouts, 11-foot ceilings, Italian terrazzo and quartz countertops, SubZero and Wolf appliances, and much more. 

Along with exceptional Peacock Park and bay views, residents have access to world-class amenities such as curated art pieces in the lobby, a signature cafe, a specialty gourmet market, a wellness lounge and juice bar, whole-body fitness zones, a signature spa, and a Bayshore Owners’ Club complete with pool, lavish sundeck, cabanas, garden-level lap pool, billiards room, teen game lounge, Little C’s learning lab, and much more.

2. Two Park Grove 

2821 S. Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove | Average List Price: $2,426 per square foot

With only four residences per floor, Two Park Grove is an ultra-luxury building featuring 20 stories and 90 condos. 

Developed by Miami’s celebrated Related Group in collaboration with Terra Group, this outstanding tower is one of three. It was finished in 2017 and features architecture by the highly acclaimed design firms Rem Koolhaas’ OMA and Arquitectonica.

Amenities at the Silver LEED-certified tower include 500 feet of Bayfront pool deck with cabanas and towel service, an outdoor bar, five acres of private gardens, a sculpture garden, a wine tasting room with private wine lockers, a signature spa with treatment rooms, indoor-outdoor yoga areas, a 28-seat screening room, a private dining and event space, a lounge and bistro, an indoor-outdoor children’s play area, a nautical concierge, and more. 

It’s a true gem we highly recommend you consider on your search for perfect condos for sale in Coconut Grove!

— The Winner of the Best Condo in Coconut Grove Is

1. One Park Grove 

2811 S Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove | Average List Price: $2,561 per square foot

Ensuring utmost serenity with only three residences per floor, this LEED-certified tower features 54 units spread across 20 stories. 

Designed by Rem Koolhaas’ OMA with interiors by New York-based William Sofield, the stunning tower was built in 2020 and is known for its incomparably elegant minimalist aesthetic.

Amenities at this highly sought-after building include lobbies designed by the acclaimed William Sofield, a pool with cabanas, a rooftop pool, a Bayview dining room, a mind-body wellness lounge, a 28-seat private screening room, a signature restaurant and bar, an outdoor bar, a business center, an indoor-outdoor yoga area, a world-class art collection, a sculpture garden, a resident concierge app and much more.

— Best Waterfront Condo in Coconut Grove 

One Grove Isle 

1 Grove Isle Drive, Coconut Grove | Average List Price: $689 per square foot

Access to a 21-acre, private island experience is what makes this guard-gated, waterfront community collection one of the best Coconut Grove condos. Built in the early 1980s with recently upgraded interiors to match a contemporary lifestyle, this classic sanctuary features 360-degree stunning views of the bay waters, just off the coast from Coconut Grove. 

While there are three identical buildings on Grove Isle, each rises 18 stories with 169 luxury residences, with amenities at this idyllic community including an 85-slip marina, fully staffed with dock master and security, two residents-only heated bayfront pools with sauna, three fully equipped party rooms with commercial kitchens, a state-of-the-art fitness center with cardio room, bayfront pools, and soon to be access to Grove Isle’s famous tennis center after Vita at Grove Isle is completed, and much more.

— Best Located Condo in Coconut Grove

Two Park Grove, well really all of the Park Grove towers, is the best-located condo in Coconut Grove for a few reasons. 

First, it is a bayfront project, closest to the water, the Regatta Park, the Dinner Key Marina, and the Coconut Grove Sailing Club. It essentially faces the hub of all sailing action and activities in the neighborhood. 

Second, it features some great parks in the vicinity, including Peacock Park and The Barnacle Historic State Park. Third, it is a short walk away from CocoWalk and all the other offerings in Downtown Coconut Grove.

Last but not least, it lies near some of the top private schools in Miami.

— Premium Pre-Construction Condos in Coconut Grove

Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove

2699 S Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove

Bringing Four Seasons’ iconic hospitality to Coconut Grove’s lush historic avenues, developers CMC Group and Fort Partners launched sales for this exclusive condo building in early 2024. Boasting interiors by Italian designer Michele Bönan and architecture by Miami’s Revuelta Architecture, the Grove’s Four Seasons Private Residences will rise 20 stories with about 70 exquisite condos. 

As expected of any Four Seasons property, residents will enjoy signature services such as in-residence dining, housekeeping, spa, and grocery provision. Units will range from three to four bedrooms, starting at a lavish 3,000 square feet. Other amenities include a restaurant on the first floor, a lounge and bar, a spa, a gym, a yoga room, a children’s room, and more.

Watch our exclusive interview with Chris Suarez of the CMC Group to learn more about the exquisite finishes, curated services, and iconic Four Seasons lifestyle at what is set to be one of the Grove’s most prestigious addresses.

Vita Residences

4 Grove Isle Drive, Coconut Grove

One of the most highly anticipated Coconut Grove condominiums, the almost-completed Vita Residences will become the most sought after Coconut Grove residence, offering a resort-style, six-story luxury condo building on the exclusive, 21-acre private island of Grove Isle. 

Designed by the world-renowned architecture firm CallisonRTKL, this waterfront low-rise will house 65 artfully crafted residences, becoming the final and most luxurious chapter in the history of this residential island.

Besides abundant views and 15-foot-deep balconies, residents of Vita Coconut Grove condos can look forward to amenities such as customized smart home tech, tropical landscaping by EDSA, curated art lobbies, a fully-attended bayfront pool with luxury cabanas, a 6,000-square-foot restaurant, an outdoor kids’ playground, a signature residents’ lounge, “Virtual Links” featuring an HD golf simulator and bayfront putting greens, pet grooming services, plus access to one of Miami’s best tennis facilities at the Grove Isle Club. 

Bayside amenities include an 85-slip marina, a 40-foot Fjord houseboat, a bayfront event room, and a watersports pavilion.

Learn more about this project with our exclusive video about Vita Residences at Grove Isle, where Blackbook Properties’ Sep Niakan interviews sales associate Chris Suarez.

— Why Choose Coconut Grove?

The partly coastal neighborhood of Coconut Grove sits along Biscayne Bay and is characterized by lush, tropical foliage and a relaxed yet sophisticated bohemian vibe. Its collection of boutiques, unique shops, colorful cafés, diverse restaurants, historical venues and estates, nationally ranked schools, lush parks, and cultural events like the Coconut Grove Arts Festival make it a delightful neighborhood to live in.

Add to this mix an abundance of marinas, yacht and sailing clubs, excellent schools, walkable streets, plus easy access to water sports, and you have the perfect tropical launchpad to lead a world-class, nautical lifestyle for you and your entire family.

Also, Coconut Grove’s central shopping and dining destination, CocoWalk, reopened in 2021 after a two-year renovation. Re-energized with a healthy dose of nature, the open-air mall now features a fantastic courtyard, movie theater, breezy sidewalks, plus a trendy mix of shops, restaurants, and offices.

— Quick Facts about Coconut Grove

How Safe is Coconut Grove?

Coconut Grove is considered one of the safest neighborhoods of Miami, and not without reason. This lush tropical district ranks No. 2 in both the “Best Miami Neighborhood” and “Best Neighborhood to Raise a Family in Miami” categories, according to niche.com’s 2025 findings. 

It further gets an "A" grade for its outdoor activities, an “A+” for health and fitness, and an “A” in terms of nightlife. This is what drives both families and young professionals to consider this highly desirable neighborhood. And we are able to help you on your search to narrow down which Coconut Grove condos for sale are the best for you. 

Best Restaurants in Coconut Grove

Photo courtesy of Ariete

Coconut Grove is home to some of Miami’s best restaurants. Top places to eat in this vibrant neighborhood include:

• The Michelin-starred Ariete has a farmhouse-style setting and experiments with American fare, as well as having weekend brunches and happy hours that make it a local favorite.
• Bayshore Club is the top spot for waterfront fine dining with seafood-centric dishes curated by chef Jeff McInnis.
• Bombay Darbar is a long-time favorite of Miami’s for excellent Indian cuisine.
• Chug’s Diner is a Michelin’s Big Gourmand restaurant that rolls the best of Cuban delicacies in a modern take on the classic American diner.
• Glass and Vine is a top brunch spot set within the lush Peacock Park, boasting contemporary American fare.
• GreenStreet Café has been the neighborhood’s go-to for a proper breakfast/brunch with outdoor and lounge-style seating for 30 years.
• Neighbors Los Félix and Krüs Kitchen, from the same owners, both boast a Michelin Green Star (Los Félix also has a “regular” Michelin Star). The first is a dinner-only restaurant with a cuisine deeply rooted in Mexican heritage, and the second works with small farms, focusing on seasonal, market-driven flavors and organic wines, having seafood as a highlight.
• Koko by Bakan makes tortillas from scratch daily and toasts its chips over cherry wood fire, transporting you straight to Mexico. Don’t miss its cacti garden and 400 mezcal and tequila wall.
• Kush by Spillover does seafood right, along with craft beer, meads, cocktails, and other spirits.
• Le Bouchon Du Grove is a friendly, relaxing bistro serving French cuisine from Lyon with a splash of Miami.
• Planta Queen is a vegan paradise serving chef David Lee’s rendition of sushi, nigiri, and udon noodles.
• Great for brunch, Sadelle’s offers classic New York dishes, including hits such as delicious triple-decker sandwiches, celebratory bagel towers with smoked fish, and perfectly prepared cheeseburgers—all with al fresco dining on the terrace.
• Sapore Di Mare is best known for its Italian-style seafood.
• The Last Carrot is the best spot to grab a healthy lunch, with a wide selection of wraps, sandwiches, salads, and juices.

Shopping in Coconut Grove

The traditional CocoWalk anchors the main shopping, dining, and entertainment scene in Coconut Grove. Post its renovation in 2021, it features an open-air plaza with café seating, a mini-waterfall, a movie theater, a health club, trendy restaurants, and 150,000 sq. ft. of retail space. 

Besides this iconic mall, Coconut Grove is also home to a unique mix of boutiques, jewelry stores, antique stores, swimwear shops, and avant-garde fashion stores nestled in quaint walkable streets reminiscent of a European village. 

Residents will find a Walgreens on Bird Avenue, Milam’s Market for farm-fresh produce on SW 32nd Avenue, a Saturday Organic Market on Grand Avenue, The Fresh Market for main grocery shopping on S. Bayshore Drive, and a Panther coffee, and a Starbucks, both within the main central village of the Grove.

Is Coconut Grove More Expensive than Coral Gables?

Coconut Grove and Coral Gables are often thought of together because they share many similarities. They’re both affluent, tree-lined, lush neighborhoods, with bungalows and big spacious estates, featuring a boutique village vibe. However, Coconut Grove is more expensive than Coral Gables in terms of price per square foot and average property listing price. 

This may be because, even though they are very close to each other, Coconut Grove is a neighborhood in the city of Miami while Coral Gables is its own city, with different and more strict construction and height regulations. This means that Coconut Grove has more new condo properties and several pre-construction projects under development, which drive up its property value, particularly on a price-per-square-foot basis. Coral Gables has far more single family homes, with many gated, estate-sized properties, front either golf courses or waterways.   

If you’re looking for more luxury condos for sale in Coconut Grove, let us know by chat or email and we’ll happily help you find the right place for you.