About Rocky Point
Set on a picturesque peninsula along Florida's Treasure Coast, Rocky Point is one of Stuart's most desirable waterfront communities. Residents enjoy the rare luxury of private waterfront homes with no fixed bridges and direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean, a true boater's address that blends Old Florida charm with modern coastal living.
Just minutes from the deep-water canals of the St. Lucie River, the fishing village of Port Salerno and historic downtown Stuart, Rocky Point delivers a lifestyle that is equal parts relaxed and refined, and it sits just 15 miles north of Jupiter via U.S. 1.
Tucked within Rocky Point, the prestigious Rocky Point Estates enclave offers more than 170 refined homes along the tranquil canals of the St. Lucie River. Residents who opt into the HOA enjoy a private park with a boat ramp and picnic areas, plus access to a 29-slip marina sized for vessels up to 30 feet. Many homes feature their own deeded docks and heavy-duty boat lifts with direct access to deep, open water and an unobstructed route to the inlet, true waterfront living for buyers who value both lifestyle and location.
The nearby village of Port Salerno is a charming remnant of Florida's fishing past, gently touched by today's waterfront dining scene. Dockside favorites like Shrimper's Grill, Two Georges Dockside Grille, King Neptune and The Pearl serve the day's freshest catch just minutes from home, the kind of unpretentious, on-the-water dining that defines this stretch of the Treasure Coast.
Rocky Point's green spaces make it feel worlds away from city life. Twin Rivers Park sits at the very tip of the peninsula with scenic walking paths and waterfront views, while nearby Maggy's Hammock Park is a local favorite for its shaded trails, native vegetation and birdwatching, a reminder of the preserved Old Florida that still surrounds the community.
A short drive north reaches downtown Stuart's boutique shopping, live music and waterfront Riverwalk restaurants. For essentials, residents have Publix, Sprouts Farmers Market and The Fresh Market close by, along with Sandsprit Park and area golf. With Jupiter just 15 miles south on U.S. 1, the best of the Palm Beaches stays within easy reach.
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SOLDSOLDKey features & location
- Waterfront peninsula community with no fixed bridges to the ocean
- Direct access to the St. Lucie River, Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic
- Rocky Point Estates: 170+ homes, optional HOA, 29-slip marina & boat-ramp park
- Deeded docks and heavy-duty boat lifts on deep-water canals
- Minutes to Port Salerno's waterfront dining and downtown Stuart
- Twin Rivers Park and Maggy's Hammock Park on the peninsula
- 15 miles north of Jupiter via U.S. 1; top-rated Martin County schools
Rocky Point FAQs
How much do homes at Rocky Point cost?
Current listings range from $145,000 to $1,400,000. The median sold price over the last 12 months is $589k.
What are the HOA fees at Rocky Point?
Recent listings show a median association fee of $150/month.
When was Rocky Point built?
Rocky Point was completed in 1974.
What makes Rocky Point in Stuart special?
Rocky Point is a waterfront peninsula community offering something genuinely rare: private homes with no fixed bridges and direct deep-water access to the Intracoastal and the Atlantic. It pairs serious boating credentials with Old Florida charm and a quiet, established neighborhood feel.
What is Rocky Point Estates?
Rocky Point Estates is the prestigious enclave within Rocky Point, more than 170 homes along the canals of the St. Lucie River. Homeowners who opt into the HOA gain a private park with a boat ramp and a 29-slip marina for vessels up to 30 feet, and many homes have their own deeded docks and lifts.
Is Rocky Point good for boating?
Exceptionally. The community's no-fixed-bridge access means sailboats and larger vessels reach the St. Lucie Inlet and open ocean without clearance limits, and the canals are deep enough for serious boats. It's one of the Treasure Coast's most coveted boating addresses.
What's nearby for dining and recreation?
Port Salerno's waterfront restaurants, Shrimper's Grill, Two Georges Dockside Grille, King Neptune and The Pearl, are minutes away, along with Twin Rivers Park, Maggy's Hammock Park, Sandsprit Park and downtown Stuart's Riverwalk. Publix, Sprouts and The Fresh Market cover everyday needs.
How are the schools and location?
Rocky Point is served by Martin County's well-regarded public schools (verify zoning for any address) and sits just 15 miles north of Jupiter via U.S. 1, putting the Palm Beaches within easy reach while keeping a relaxed Treasure Coast lifestyle.
What do homes in Rocky Point cost?
Rocky Point spans canal-front retreats to luxury waterfront estates; value is driven heavily by dock depth, water frontage and proximity to the inlet. Contact us for current availability, inventory in this tightly held community moves quickly.
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