East Coast

A destination for families and beach lovers alike, the East Coast of Florida is primarily known for its waterways, rocket launches, sunrises, and a host of cultural attractions.

With a home on the East Coast, you’re likely to live not too far away from some of its excellent beaches, including Cocoa Beach, Daytona Beach, Melbourne Beach & Vero Beach. However, the fastest-growing state in America has a lot more than sea and sand to offer. With prime golf courses, family attractions, and plenty of amenities, it’s clear why people are flocking to the East Coast.

This stretch of the East Coast – consisting of Volusia County, Brevard County & Indian River County are all desirable locations for seasonal and primary homeowners, alike. Easily take a day trip to Disney World, Sea World, Universal, or any other famous Orlando attractions.

Volusia County will satisfy your need for speed and relaxation! Home to Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Bike Week & the Main Street Pier on the ocean. New Smyrna Beach and Inlet are a water sportsman’s delight. The Historic District in New Smyrna is always a host for art galleries, shops & no-chain restaurants beachside, only locally owned!

Brevard County has easily earned its title as Space Coast, you’re likely to catch a rocket launch any day of the week! Home to SpaceX, Blue Origin, Northrop Grumman & more. Port Canaveral is in full swing with cruise lines departing daily. Kayak & explore the beauty of our brackish Indian River backwaters or St. Johns if you prefer fresh.

Indian River County proudly known for Vero Beach & Sebastian Inlet sits at the top of Treasure Coast & captures that classic All-American beach town vibe. Named after the lagoon that buffers the mainland, you’ll thoroughly enjoy cruising A1A and the blue waterways, sprinkled with tiny islands. Indian River has plenty of well-known parks that have preserved the beauty and diverse restaurants offering a wide selection of seafood, nearby museums & multiple golf clubs for your leisure.

Whether you want to live in a buzzing hub of vacation goers, pleasure seekers, and beach lovers, or a quieter, more cultured community, the East Coast of Florida has properties that offer it all.