Sewall's Point

About Sewall's Point

Sewall's Point is its own town, a peninsula between the Indian River and the St. Lucie River just east of Stuart. It is established, leafy, and not gated, with large waterfront lots, deep-water docks, and a reputation as one of the most desirable addresses in Martin County. Buyers come for the privacy, the water on two sides, and the strong schools.

Quick facts

• Its own town, water on two sides
• The Indian and St. Lucie Rivers
• Large waterfront lots and deep-water docks
• Not gated
• Strong schools, established and private

Homes and pricing

• Home types: Single-family homes, many on the water, on large private lots in a no-HOA peninsula town
• Typical price range: Homes generally run from the $700Ks into the $5 millions and up, with the highest prices on the Intracoastal and St. Lucie River. Ranges move with the market, so reach out for current pricing.

Highlights

• Rivers on both sides of the peninsula
• Big waterfront lots with deep-water docks
• A quiet, established town feel close to downtown Stuart
• A long-standing prestige address

Who it suits

Buyers who want a prestigious waterfront town address with space and privacy.