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Situated on a peninsula at the eastern edge of Florida’s Martin County, Sewall’s Point is truly a luxurious waterfront community. If you want to be secluded in a tropical setting with a prestigious home on the water, yet close to shopping and entertainment, this small town is definitely for you. The town’s approximately 2,000 residents are surrounded by water, bordered by the St Lucie River to the south and west and the Indian River Lagoon to the east. Located about 40 miles north of West Palm Beach and just minutes from Hutchinson Island’s sandy coast, the tight-knit community of Sewall’s Point is a model for scenic Treasure Coast waterfront…read more
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$739,000-
Lot Size25,176 sqft
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Home Size2,426 sq ft
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Beds3 beds
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Baths2.1 baths
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Year Built1970
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Days on Market1
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$599,000-
Lot Size7,997 sqft
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Home Size2,200 sq ft
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Beds3 beds
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Baths3 baths
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Year Built2001
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Days on Market1
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Sewall’s Point, a long peninsula separating the Saint Lucie River and the Indian River Lagoon in Martin County, is a relatively new town, but an old community which can trace its recorded history back to the Spanish occupation.
Sewall’s Point became a town in 1957, and its residents have striven to maintain the upscale residential character of the community which has one shopping center, one traffic signal, and looks both east and west over two mighty bridges, the Ernest Lyons Bridge and the Evans Crary Bridge.
It is almost built out, so its character is unlikely to change in the future. Sewall’s Point homes for sale is recognized for its gorgeous water views of the Saint Lucie River and the Intercoastal.
