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Treasure Coast
Real Estate
and Information
Homes For Sale
Florida's Treasure Coast, located on Florida's east coast, is
one of the best places to buy a home, live, and invest in Real
Estate. With booming areas such as Port
St. Lucie, St.
Lucie West, Fort
Pierce, Palm
City , and Stuart, this area can't be beat. To
find homes for sale on the Florida Treasure Coast, Contact Ron
Klowden, Realtor your Treasure Coast Real Estate Agent.
Florida Real Estate Investments
Real Estate investment opportunities
in Florida are growing at a rapid rate. The value
and price of investment homes, lots, and rental properties
continues to spiral upwards. There are still many areas
which afford the buyer of Real Estate great values. The
Treasure Coast of Florida, one of the most sought after
areas, has many Real Estate opportunities available.
The
Treasure Coast runs from Sebastian in Indian River County south
to West Palm Beach in Palm Beach County and also encompasses
some of Martin county and St. Lucie county,
including Hutchinson Island.
The main towns include: Hobe Sound, Indiantown, Fort
Pierce,
Jensen Beach, Juno Beach , Jupiter, Jupiter Island,
Palm Beach Gardens, Port Salerno, Palm City, Port St. Lucie, St. Lucie West,
Sebastian, Stuart,
Tequesta, Vero Beach, and West Palm Beach.
Much of the Treasure Coast remains an unspoiled,
quiet, natural jewel. Miles of uninterrupted beaches and aquamarine
waters attract swimmers, boaters, divers, anglers, and sun worshippers
who love to dip, dive, fish, and surf. If you love the great outdoors
and prefer a more understated environment than hyper-developed
Miami and Fort Lauderdale, the Treasure Coast is a real find.
I moved to the Treasure Coast area of Florida
after
considerable research for the ideal location for my family. Luckily,
I settled on Port
St. Lucie and
I am now happily pursuing my dreams
of a great work and play environment.
Read below for more information about this area and communities
that Ron Klowden,
Realtor recommends for your future or contact
Ron Klowden to discuss your needs
Treasure Coast Description and History
How could you name this coast anything but the
Treasure Coast? For hundreds of years, Florida's east coast was
a popular stopover for European explorers. Over 300 years ago several
Spanish galleons carrying gold and silver shipwrecked
off the southeastern shore of Florida dumping their vast treasures
into the ocean. Although Spanish salvagers worked for years
to collect the lost treasure, much of it remained buried beneath the shifting
sand. Excavators in the 1950s and 1960s discovered
centuries-old coins.
Today, over 100 years after Henry Flagler's railroad began delivering
the vacationing rich and famous, you'll still find, alongside swimmers
and sunbathers, an occasional treasure hunter, metal detector
in hand, strolling the golden beaches of Fort Pierce
and Hutchinson Island. he sea, especially around Sebastian Inlet,
is a mecca for surfers, who find some of the largest swells in
the state.
Along with the pleasures of the talcum powder sands, the Treasure
Coast also offers great shopping, entertainment, clubbing, sporting,
wildlife viewing, and numerous other opportunities
to take a reprieve from the hubbub of the rat race.
The downtown areas of the Treasure Coast have been experiencing
a rebirth in the past few years. Fortunately, the area's growth
has occurred at a reasonable pace so that the neighborhoods have
been able to retain their small-town feel. The result is a batch
of fresh and exciting accommodations, shops, and restaurants from
Stuart to Sebastian.
Visitors to
this area should not miss the opportunity to see the diverse
array of wildlife, including the endangered West Indian manatee,
loggerhead and leatherback sea turtles, tropical fish, alligators,
deer, and exotic birds, at one of the several nearby Florida
State Parks and other local parks such as Savannahs State Park
or Blowing Rocks Preserve.
For sports enthusiasts, there are
boundless sporting opportunities from a large array of water
sports such as surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, jet skiing, wind
surfing, and the best deep sea and freshwater fishing around to
land based sports such as golf, tennis, polo, motorcar racing,
and of course the great variety of Minor League Baseball and Major
League Baseball Spring Training camps including the New York Mets
in Port St. Lucie, Los Angeles Dodgers in Vero Beach, Montreal
Expos in Jupiter, and the St. Louis Cardinals in Jupiter.
Southern Martin County's well-to-do Hobe Sound, in particular, is a Treasure
Coast hot spot with its pristine beaches, banyan-tree-canopied streetscapes,
one-of-a-kind antique shops, and art galleries. Hobe Sound rests at the front
door of the Gold Coast and the back door of the Treasure Coast, and it has
immediate access to the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. Real
estate here is at a premium, with million-dollar waterfront mansions lining
the shores.
CLOSE TO EVERYTHING.......
The Treasure Coast is : |
1- 2 hrs from |
Orlando, Disney World and all the fun facilities of that
area. |
1- 2 hrs from |
Miami/ Ft. Lauderdale, and the greater metropolitan area resorts, etc. |
20- 45 min from |
Palm Beach Airport, great for your guests and close to "big city shopping". |
0-20 min. from |
THE WORLDS GREATEST BEACHES. |
0 min. from |
Ocean Access waterways and fresh water lakes. |
0 min. from |
Palm Trees and tropical breezes. |
0 min. from |
a dip in your Swimming Pool. |
ST. LUCIE
COUNTY Real Estate
Port
St. Lucie Real Estate
Ballantrae
Real Estate
PGA
Village Real Estate
St.
Lucie West Real Estate
Ft.
Pierce area Real Estate
MARTIN COUNTY
Real Estate
Stuart
Real Estate
Palm
City Real Estate
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FL License #SL 3059534 |
Member:
Multiple Listing Service
National Assoc of Realtors
Florida Assoc of Realtors
Palm Beach Assoc of Realtors
St. Lucie Assoc of Realtors
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