Grand Oceanfront & River Estate

About Grand Oceanfront & River Estate

Cushman & Wakefield is pleased to present the Grand Oceanfront & River Estate, a rare contiguous ocean-to-river assemblage spanning nearly nine acres from the Atlantic surf, across the barrier island, to the edge of the Indian River Lagoon at 12130 and 12096 Highway A1A in Vero Beach’s Ambersand Beach.

Encompassing 8.63 acres of high upland flanked by 484± linear feet of direct Atlantic frontage on the east and 484± feet of lagoon frontage on the west, plus 6.21± acres of fee simple submerged land, the assemblage is truly one of a kind. The Property uniquely offers both a majestic sunrise over the ocean and calming sunset over the river, and the rare ability to build a private dock or marina on the bottomland that you actually own.

An existing 6,859± square foot residence, built in 1987 and weathered by the 2004 storm season, sits in front of the coastal construction control line and is an established, grandfathered footprint a new owner can renovate, replace, or reimagine. The canvas is set and the vision is open. Build the generational family compound, a low density residential enclave or pursue a zoning amendment to develop a bespoke luxury residential condominium community with upwards of 24 units.

Exclusively situated on the northern end of the barrier island in Vero Beach, often referred to as the “Hamptons of the South” where privacy is the local currency, neighbors’ homes in this affluent zip code of 32963 routinely sell for millions, if not tens of millions of dollars. Reputed for its quiet luxury, natural beauty and understated elegance, Vero Beach has become a hub for wealthy families migrating from across the nation into upscale communities such as John’s Island, Orchid Island and Windsor Club to name a few.

The offering represents a generational opportunity to acquire a one of one, trophy waterfront assemblage and to reimagine it as you see fit.

*This property can be purchased together with the 8.33± acre River Peninsula Estate to amass one of the largest privately owned waterfront assemblages in Southern Florida.