About Sewall’s Point, FLSewall’s Point is a spectacular place to call home. One of the most sought after locations in Florida, Sewall’s Point is rich in history, family values, and quality of life. Approximately 2,000 people live on Sewall’s Point, and the community is supported by its own Town Hall and Police Station. The top occupations of Sewall’s Point residents are Physicians and surgeons, Senior Executives, other management positions, registered nurses, sales associates, and teachers.
Sewall’s Point is a peninsula bordered by the beautiful St. Lucie River on the west, and the Indian River (Intracoastal Waterway) on the east. Just south of the southern tip is access to world-class offshore fishing via the St. Lucie inlet. Also within short striking distance are multiple bars and restaurants with water access, a fantastic sandbar for weekend parties, top-notch marinas and service facilities, wonderful boutique shops, more golf courses than you could play in a year, top-rated hospitals, hotels, A-rated schools, etc. The bottom line – Sewall’s Point is a spectacular place to call home!
The market in Sewall’s Point has always been strong relative to the overall market. Today, there are some outstanding opportunities! There are many options: waterfront or non-waterfront, protected water or wide water, deep or shallow water, dockage or fishing piers, thick vegetation or manicured landscaping, cul-de-sac, oversized lots, etc. Prices range from approximately $250,000 to over $10,000,000.
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