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A few blocks away, Coral Gables is proudly called "The City Beautiful" for numerous reasons. Mediterranean type neighborhoods are quiet, sidewalks are tree-lined, and business-areas are full of up-scale shops.
Several blocks south is the quiet and quaint bayside neighborhood of Coconut Grove.Originally settled in the 1800s, Coconut Grove remains a charming, bayside village within the urban dynamic of Miami. The Grove, as it's commonly called, is the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood of Miami.
The pedestrian friendly village center in Coconut Grove is filled with sidewalk cafes, galleries and boutiques. The small bohemian village feel is countered by recognizable chain restaurants, but small local cafes, college bars and independent boutiques still line the streets. Pull up a chair outside, watch the assortment of shoppers, bar-hoppers, students and tourists stroll the streets and enjoy the laid-back ambience.
Coconut Grove's relaxed atmosphere extends into the many open-air bay front parks in the area, including Peacock Park, Kennedy Park, The Barnacle Historic State Park and more.
The Village West neighborhood in Coconut Grove is the present day historic enclave of the Bahamian and African-American descendants of the early settlers of Coconut Grove. Their presence as the first black community on the South Florida mainland began here in the late 1870s when Blacks primarily from the Bahamas came via Key West to work at the Peacock Inn.
Coconut Grove is home to many popular annual events.

Get around town is fast and easy. Take the FREE trolley, or inexpensive public bus, METRORAIL or Uber taxi to reach any destination in South Florida. From the house you can reach without traffic the following destinations : Miami International Airport 14 minutes / Coral Gables Miracle Mile 4 minutes / Coconut Grove 6 minutes / Brickell 8 mins / Downtown 10 minutes / Key Biscayne 15 minutes / Wynwood 15 minutes / South Beach 19 minutes