Beach to River beautiful Retreat

Beautiful Ocean View with access private marina and Beach.Enjoy wildlife and natural.trails .Furnitured bedroom 2 bathrooms condo with water ,electricity and Wifi included ,all linens, towels,beach chairs and toys.The community offers tennis courts, barbecue, 2 pools ,jacuzzi ,excersice room,2 clubhouses,beach tiki gazebo.Come and enjoy this beautiful area Close to Vero Beach and Fort pierce. Many activites for you to enjoy.Tours,museums,marinas and more.
Dock in private marina within the complex included (rules and regulations applied)no pets,motorcycles, trailers and trucks only with bedcovers.
Available Jan -April 3500 May -Dec 2900.

Unique Benefits

Private Residential and Uncrowed Area.Perfect for a more relaxed vacation.Private Beach Acces ,Fishing, snorkeling, boating, kayaking, hiking, biking, horse riding,surfing, parasurfing, paddleboarding, and wildlife observation.
On the northern end of the island is Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, the nation's first refuge was established by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1903 with over 5,400 acres of protected waters and lands.
Avalon State Park located on A-1-A near the St. Lucie County line provides a number of recreational opportunities and its beach is used by visitors for swimming, snorkeling, surfing, and scuba diving.
The area ecosystem provides a habitat for varied marine wildlife including manatees, dolphins, sea turtles, many species of fish, and birds.

Area Information

North Hutchinson Island is a barrier island with fabulous clean sandy beaches. Quiet with only residential buildings it is a short drive from the many shops, restaurants and local activities in Vero Beach and Fort Pierce.

Hutchinson Island is not just a lover's paradise for vacationers. It's also a chosen nesting destination for some of the ocean's most endangered sea turtles and a great place to enjoy Florida wildlife at its finest.
North Hutchinson Island has many county and state parks and preserves, and is one of the few areas on the east coast of Florida with several accreting (growing) beaches.

A number of restaurants, hotels and shops are located on, or easily accessible to the island. Activities on North Hutchinson Island include fishing, snorkeling, boating, kayaking, hiking, biking, surfing, parasurfing, paddleboarding, and wildlife observation. On the northern end of the island is Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, the nation's first refuge was established by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1903 with over 5,400 acres (22 km2) of protected waters and lands.[2] Avalon State Park located on A-1-A near the St. Lucie County line provides a number of recreational opportunities and its beach is used by visitors for swimming, snorkeling, surfing, and scuba diving. The area ecosystem provides a habitat for varied marine wildlife including manatees, dolphins, sea turtles, many species of fish, and birds.

Inside Scoop

Hutchinson Island is a barrier island bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the east and the Indian River on the west. Hutchinson Island is home to the Elliot Museum, the historic House of Refuge and the Florida Oceanographic Society. Here you will find miles of beautiful, sandy beaches to enjoy, with free public access on this down-to-earth island that offers cultural events and activities for the whole family. Hotels, vacation rentals, fine restaurants – Hutchinson Island has it all. The island also is a great place to enjoy Florida wildlife at its finest. A true jewel, Hutchinson Island is a wonderful place to fish, play golf or just stare at the enchanting Atlantic.