Miami’s most beloved neighborhood – Coconut Grove – sits just south of
Brickell, Downtown Miami, and the Beaches. Although it is known internationally
for its unique flavor and variety of restaurants and shops, locals will tell
you that Coconut Grove is the urban oasis with its acres of green space
and miles of Biscayne Bay shoreline. Also well-known amongst locals is the
artistic flare of Coconut Grove – or The Grove as you’ll hear it called.
Since its founding in 1873, the Grove has been home to a multitude of artists,
writers and musicians, as well as tycoons and some of the brightest minds.
Lifestyle & Entertainment
Whether you’re strolling the leafy sidewalks of Commodore
Plaza as you head to Greenstreet
Café, or enjoying the panoramic views of Biscayne Bay from the Mr. C Miami rooftop,
there is no denying that Coconut Grove is the hub for the chic yet laidback
Miami lifestyle. There is truly no better spot to find a relaxing sidewalk café
or enjoy a day of shopping at retail destinations like the newly renovated CocoWalk. There is truly something for
everyone.
As the Grove evolves, it is one of the few neighborhoods in
Miami that maintains its artsy, historic flair while continuing to grow. With
even more lifestyle destinations on the horizon – like the oceanfront Regatta Harbour – Coconut Grove
continues to be Miami’s favorite neighborhood for live, work and play.
Parks & Green Space
From the historic Peacock
Park to David
T. Kennedy Park with its dedicated area for dogs, Coconut Grove is home to
much of Miami’s open-air green space. Now more than ever, these natural
amenities have become key to maintaining a well-balanced life and mentality.
Within less than 2 miles of Zoi House, you have easy access to some of Miami’s
favorite parks, including Barnacle
Historic State Park and Kenneth M. Myers Bayside Park.
Find your Zoi while living connected to the heart of Miami –
in Coconut Grove, in the center of it all.