The Boating Crossroads of Florida
Flanked by the Atlantic Ocean, Indian River, and Intracoastal Waterway, Stuart offers unparalleled access to some of the region’s most vibrant waterways. Known as the Sailfish Capital of the World, this coastal town attracts anglers eager to reel in one of the ocean’s most elusive gamefish. Boaters are spoiled with options, from unwinding on secluded sandbars to setting course for the West End of The Bahamas, just 75 nautical miles away. Whether you’re cruising the coastline, kayaking through picturesque inlets, or paddleboarding on serene waters, Stuart’s breathtaking scenery sets the stage for unforgettable aquatic adventures.
Downtown Stuart Provides Small-Town Charm
Stuart’s vibrant downtown serves as the heart of the community, blending small-town charm with an array of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. Boutique shops, locally owned restaurants, and waterfront attractions create a warm and welcoming atmosphere that’s hard to resist. Downtown Stuart also hosts various events that bring the community together, including a weekly Sunday green market showcasing the best small businesses in Martin County. Following the market, the lively Rock’n Riverwalk concert series fills the waterfront with the sounds of local musicians, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy the day. Though it may feel like a private retreat, Stuart’s downtown is a lively hub brimming with character and charm.
A Coastal Town Filled With Stories and Art
Stuart is more than just a picturesque coastal town—it’s a vibrant hub of arts, culture, and history. With roots dating back to its establishment in 1870, the town’s rich past is woven into its cultural charm. Stuart’s calendar is brimming with cultural events, from arts festivals and farmers’ markets to live performances and gallery exhibits. The First Friday Art Walk, a monthly Downtown Stuart tradition, showcases local artists, live music, creative vendors, and culinary delights. The historic Lyric Theatre, once a 1920s silent movie house, now hosts a variety of concerts, plays, and performances year-round. Museums like The House of Refuge, the Stuart Heritage Museum, and the Elliott Museum highlight the area’s maritime history and local heritage, offering visitors a deeper connection to the town’s storied past.
A Treasured Florida Club Lifestyle Within Reach
Located at the southernmost tip of Hutchinson Island, just a short drive from Stuart, Sailfish Point provides unmatched access to the area’s finest attractions. This private club community is also a sanctuary in its own right. With a wide range of amenities including a par-72 Nicklaus Signature golf course, one of Florida’s largest privately owned deep-water marinas, and racquet facilities including 8 HydroGrid® tennis courts and four pickleball courts, residents have everything they need without leaving the comfort of their homes. As the epicenter of activity, the Oceanfront Club includes dining venues, a pool, and a spa. Sailfish Point also benefits from a private helipad, along with Stuart’s Witham Field and the Palm Beach International Airport to the south for seamless transportation in and out of the area.
520 distinctive homes provide an astounding array of living possibilities, including spacious beachfront properties, oceanfront condos, link-side villas, and townhomes with private boat docks. To learn more about the luxurious lifestyle offered at Sailfish Point and the wide variety of residential real estate available, visit SailfishPoint.com or contact the Sailfish Point Realty team at 772-225-6200.