About Sewall's Point
Sewall's Point is a small residential town occupying its own peninsula between the Indian River Lagoon and the St. Lucie River, just east of downtown Stuart. Canopied roads, generous lots and water on both sides give it a quiet, established prestige, it has long been one of Martin County's most coveted addresses.
Buyers come for waterfront living without the rules: most of Sewall's Point carries no mandatory HOA, and homes range from riverfront estates to charming older cottages on deep, shaded lots.
Sewall's Point's appeal is its geography: nearly every street is a short walk from water, with Indian River views to the east and the St. Lucie to the west. Many homes have private docks and deep-water access, and the town's tree-canopied roads and protected shoreline give it a serene, almost rural feel minutes from Stuart's restaurants and the Hutchinson Island beaches.
The Town of Sewall's Point is largely free of mandatory homeowner associations, a major draw for buyers who want waterfront living without community restrictions. Pockets like Port Sewall, Archipelago and the Hillcrest area have their own character, and a few have voluntary or amenity associations; confirm specifics for any address.
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Key features & location
- Exclusive residential peninsula between the Indian and St. Lucie Rivers
- Mostly no mandatory HOA, waterfront living without the rules
- Riverfront estates and canopy-road homes, many with private docks
- Minutes to downtown Stuart and Hutchinson Island beaches
- Top-rated Martin County schools
Sewall's Point FAQs
How much do homes at Sewall's Point cost?
Current listings range from $838,000 to $22,950,000. The median sold price over the last 12 months is $2.20M.
What are the HOA fees at Sewall's Point?
Recent listings show a median association fee of $50/month.
When was Sewall's Point built?
Sewall's Point was completed in 1987.
What makes Sewall's Point special?
It's an exclusive small town on its own peninsula between two rivers, prized for canopied roads, large waterfront lots and a quiet, established character, all minutes from downtown Stuart and the beaches. It's consistently among Martin County's most prestigious addresses.
Is there an HOA in Sewall's Point?
Most of Sewall's Point has no mandatory homeowner association, which is a big part of its appeal for buyers who want freedom over their property. Some enclaves (such as Port Sewall or tennis/harbor communities) have their own associations, confirm for any specific home.
Is Sewall's Point good for boating?
Yes, with the Indian River on one side and the St. Lucie on the other, many homes have private docks and deep-water access, and the St. Lucie Inlet to the ocean is close by. Dock depth and water frontage vary by street.
How are the schools?
Sewall's Point is served by Martin County's highly-rated public schools, a major draw for families (verify zoning for any address).
What do homes in Sewall's Point cost?
A broad range, from renovated cottages in the high six figures to riverfront estates well into the multimillions. Water frontage, dock access and lot size are the biggest value drivers; contact us for current availability.
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