Sewalls Point, Florida

It's a quiet, low-density residential town on a peninsula between the St. Lucie and Indian Rivers, popular with boaters and families drawn to Felix A Williams, Stuart, and Jensen Beach schools. The housing is entirely single-family, and many homes carry river frontage or water views. If you want space, mature landscaping, and water access in Martin County, it delivers.

Yes — it's a high-end market where 8 of the 9 active listings are priced above $1 million and the median list price is $2,690,000. Property taxes run around $18,034 a year at the median. It's one of the pricier corners of Martin County.

Active listings range from $849,000 to $22,950,000, with a median list of $2,690,000 and an average of about $912 per square foot on a median home size of 3,500 sqft. Over the last 12 months, 24 homes sold at a median price of $1,437,000. You can browse by price to see where your budget lands.

It's a small, patient market: only 9 homes are active, and they sit a median of 121 days before selling. Sellers over the past year closed at about 91% of asking on 24 sales, so there's real room to negotiate. Watching the just reduced listings can surface the best value.

Most homes here are not part of an HOA — there's no meaningful HOA median in the data, since the town is largely made up of standalone single-family homes. Property taxes are the bigger line item, running roughly $18,034 a year at the median given the high home values.