5 High-End Waterfront Homes and Coastal Land in Florida and Puerto Rico

Along the water’s edge in Miramar, this fully remodeled Sonoma model has been redone from top to bottom with high-end finishes and a calm, modern sensibility. A brand new metal roof, newer AC systems, hurricane impact windows and doors, and a full-house generator bring comfort and peace of mind, while an oversized circular driveway finished with marble pavers sets a polished first impression. Inside, brand new flooring, soaring ceilings, and abundant natural light are paired with custom designer window treatments, modern lighting fixtures, and fresh interior paint. The chef’s kitchen anchors the main level with marble countertops, top-of-the-line appliances, custom cabinetry, and an open layout designed for easy entertaining. Upstairs, a bright sitting area leads to an oversized primary suite with a private balcony and pool and tranquil lake views. Outside, a sparkling pool and lush surroundings complete the backyard retreat.

Steps from the shoreline, 44 Surfside is a corner residence with ocean views in the prestigious Palmas del Mar community of Humacao. Light-filled throughout, it strikes an easy balance between space, comfort, and versatility—equally suited to full-time living, a second-home rhythm, or an investment property. Originally built in 2003, the home was renovated in 2020 and refreshed again with additional updates in 2025, creating a turnkey setting designed for effortless island living. The layout supports daily life as well as hosting, with room to spread out while staying connected to the outdoors and the beach just beyond. Mornings can begin with salt air and open skies, and evenings settle in with the steady presence of the water nearby.

Set directly on PR-2 in Camuy, this strategically located 4.26-acre parcel pairs exceptional highway visibility with confirmed, direct access—an unusually straightforward foundation for future development. Mostly level topography supports a range of concepts, from a gated community or single-family homes to a larger residential plan. Currently zoned residential, the site also offers the option to convert to commercial or mixed-use, opening possibilities that include a boutique hotel, restaurant, or retail space along its prime frontage. Utilities are already on-site, including electricity and sewer, helping streamline pre-development planning. Positioned between Hatillo and Camuy, it’s surrounded by established communities and conveniences such as shopping, restaurants, and pharmacies, with easy reach of Parque de las Cavernas del Río Camuy, Reserva Natural Finca Nolla, and beaches like Los Pinos and Peñón Brusi.

Size: 4.26 acres

Along the water’s edge on a quarter-acre lot, this waterfront estate unfolds within a quiet residential enclave known for natural surroundings, water views, and an easy tropical rhythm. Framed by mangroves and open water, the setting feels serene and low-density, yet remains minutes from the dining, shopping, and entertainment of Key West. Unobstructed Atlantic Ocean views set the backdrop for nightly sunsets, best enjoyed from the home’s multiple decks and outdoor sitting areas. Inside, the primary residence offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms, complemented by newly remodeled lower guest quarters with an additional two bedrooms and two bathrooms—ideal for hosting with comfort and privacy. Outdoor living takes center stage with a resort-style pool, spa, and expansive pool deck, plus a brick driveway, all newly installed in 2021. Days here move easily from sunlit poolside lounging to starlit evenings.

Along the water’s edge in Eden Pines, this three-bedroom, two-bath home is beautifully positioned on open water, with sweeping views that set the tone from the moment you step onto the wraparound porch. Days unfold easily here: coffee outside, breezes off the water, and a seamless connection to life on the bay. For boaters, a protected cut-in slip is thoughtfully outfitted with a 5,500-lb. lift and ramp, keeping time on the water simple and close at hand. Fully fenced grounds add a sense of privacy, while a screened waterfront gazebo creates a shaded spot for lingering afternoons and quiet evenings. A detached workshop offers flexible utility, and the home’s proximity to the National Key Deer Refuge underscores the laid-back, nature-forward rhythm of the Lower Keys.