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Homes for Sale in Stuart, FL
Stuart is the county seat of Martin County and one of the most varied housing markets on the Treasure Coast. Set where the St. Lucie River meets the Indian River Lagoon, it offers everything from historic cottages near downtown to riverfront condos, golf course homes, and waterfront estates with private docks. Whatever your budget, there is a Stuart version of the home you are looking for.
The listings above update as homes come to market. Below is a guide to Stuart's neighborhoods and home types to help you narrow your search. If you are shopping at the top of the market, our page on Stuart luxury homes and waterfront estates focuses on properties above $800,000.
Stuart Neighborhoods
Each part of Stuart has its own personality. A few of the most popular:
- Historic Downtown Stuart. Renovated homes and condos within walking distance of boutiques, galleries, restaurants, and the riverwalk.
- Hutchinson Island. Barrier island living with beach access and a wide range of oceanfront and Intracoastal condos.
- Rio. Established, family-friendly neighborhoods with more accessible pricing and easy access to the river.
- Sewall's Point. A small waterfront town known for estate homes.
- Sailfish Point. Gated island living with golf and a marina. See our luxury page for details.
- Port Sewall. Marina living with quick access to the inlet for serious boaters.
Types of Homes in Stuart
Stuart's range is one of its biggest strengths. Typical price bands are below and shift with the market.
| Home Type | Typical Range | Where to Look |
|---|---|---|
| Family neighborhoods | About $350,000 to $550,000 | Rio, Forest Hills |
| Historic downtown homes | About $350,000 to $600,000 | Near Colorado Ave and the riverwalk |
| Riverfront condos | About $300,000 to $700,000 | Along the St. Lucie River, some with marina access |
| Golf course homes | About $400,000 to $800,000 | Champions Club, Willoughby |
| Island living | About $400,000 to $1.5M+ | Hutchinson Island |
| Waterfront estates | $800,000 to $3M+ | Sewall's Point, Sailfish Point, Rocky Point |
Neighboring Palm City offers more gated golf communities and acreage. If that is closer to what you want, browse homes for sale in Palm City, or see our Stuart vs Palm City vs Jensen Beach comparison.
About Stuart
Stuart is a small city of roughly 17,000 residents with a history rooted in fishing, the railroad, and the river. It earned the nickname Sailfish Capital of the World for the sportfish offshore, and boating still shapes daily life here. The historic downtown, much of it dating to the early 1900s, has been restored into galleries, cafes, shops, and restaurants, and it remains the social center of the county.
Highlights include the Lyric Theatre, the Stuart Heritage Museum, monthly art walks, weekly farmers markets, and the riverwalk. For a full look at the lifestyle and who Stuart suits, see our guide on whether Stuart is a good place to live.
Boating, Beaches, and the Outdoors
Stuart sits where the St. Lucie River, the Indian River Lagoon, and the St. Lucie Inlet meet, which gives boaters river, Intracoastal, and ocean access from one town. Marinas range from full-service facilities to dry storage, and offshore fishing is some of the best in Florida. Before buying on the water, check bridge clearances and dock depth for your boat. Our Stuart waterfront buyer's guide walks through what to look for.
The Hutchinson Island beaches are a short drive over the causeways, and Jonathan Dickinson State Park to the south offers hiking, camping, and kayaking on the Loxahatchee River.
Location and Services
US-1, I-95, and Florida's Turnpike all serve Stuart. Jupiter is about 30 minutes south, Fort Pierce about 20 minutes north, and Palm Beach International Airport roughly an hour away. As the county seat, Stuart is also home to the county's main hospital, part of Cleveland Clinic, along with a full range of medical and professional services.
Stuart is served by the Martin County School District. School assignments and ratings vary by address and change over time, so families should verify current details for any specific home directly with the district.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of homes are for sale in Stuart?
Stuart has one of the widest ranges of housing in Martin County: historic homes and cottages near downtown, riverfront condos, single-family homes in established neighborhoods, golf course homes, Hutchinson Island condos, and waterfront estates in enclaves like Sewall's Point and Sailfish Point.
What do waterfront homes in Stuart cost?
It depends heavily on the type of water access. Canal and river-view homes have generally run from about $400,000 to $800,000, direct riverfront homes from around $500,000 into the millions, and deepwater estates in Sewall's Point or Sailfish Point higher still. Pricing changes with the market, so check current listings for up-to-date numbers.
Which Stuart neighborhoods offer good value for families?
Established neighborhoods like Rio and Forest Hills offer single-family homes with yards at more accessible prices than waterfront areas, along with easy access to downtown and the beaches. Stuart is served by the Martin County School District, and families should verify current school zoning and ratings for any specific address with the district.
Is downtown Stuart walkable?
Yes for dining, entertainment, and local shopping. Most restaurants, galleries, and boutiques are concentrated within a few blocks along Colorado Avenue and Osceola Street near the riverwalk. For groceries, medical appointments, and other errands, most residents drive.
What is the commute like from Stuart?
Jupiter is about 30 minutes south, Fort Pierce about 20 minutes north, and West Palm Beach roughly 45 minutes to an hour depending on traffic. US-1, I-95, and Florida's Turnpike all serve the area, and many residents are retired or work remotely.
Is Stuart a good place for boat owners?
Stuart is known as the Sailfish Capital of the World and is one of the strongest boating towns on the Treasure Coast. It has numerous marinas, from full-service facilities to dry storage, and many waterfront homes include private docks. Bridge clearances and dock depth vary by home, so confirm both for your boat.
How does Stuart compare to other Treasure Coast cities?
Stuart generally sits above Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce on price, reflecting its historic downtown, marina infrastructure, and waterfront inventory. It often offers more value than Jupiter or Palm Beach Gardens while providing a similar coastal lifestyle.
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