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Living the best of both worlds doesn't often come easily. Yet, for residents of Vita at Grove Isle, it's par for the course. An enviable central location twinned with a genuine sense of privacy and tranquility—that's the Vita way. Here we explore the two sides of these exceptional Coconut Grove homes for sale.
The Private Side of Vita
The setting: a private island spreading over 20 beautiful acres. As a Vita at Grove Isle resident, it feels as though you have your own little slice of Miami away from the madding crowd. Here is a place where you can take rejuvenating walks along the waterfront in the dappled shade of Florida palms. Play an after-dark tennis or pickleball match with someone you really cherish on one of the lighted courts. Forget sharing a pool with dozens of other swimmers; at Vita, you can take an unhurried dip in the residents-only bayfront pool. For those seeking a more sociable atmosphere, mingle by the poolside bar at the Clubhouse, a welcoming space accessible to all Vita Club members. Finish off your day by ordering a nightcap at the exclusive Vita at Grove Isle Club; the bartender will soon learn just how you like your drinks mixed. And if you really crave to get away from it all? That's as simple as sailing out from Vita's marina. From that moment, the whole of the North Atlantic—and beyond—is there for the taking.
The Extrovert Side of Vita
Though it feels like a world unto itself, Vita exists in the heart of the covetable Coconut Grove neighborhood—all of its tempting fruits right on the doorstep. Described by the Hollywood Reporter as a bucolic village undergoing a golden renaissance, this Miami neighborhood is going from strength to strength—indeed, there's never been a better time to live here. Among the jewels glistening in the Coconut Grove crown are two Michelin-starred restaurants, Ariete and Los Félix; cultural institutions such as Vizcaya Museum & Gardens; and some of the best bars in town, including the Ritz-Carlton's Commodore—home to an exquisite martini. Whenever you decide you've had enough of Vita's tranquility, go have yourself a ball in Coconut Grove any time of the day or week. And, remember, as Ariete's owner Michael Beltran tells the Hollywood Reporter, Coconut Grove has a personality all its own. It is, he says, "the last small town in this big city."
Enjoy the best of both worlds with a home at Vita at Grove Isle. Contact the sales team today.