The Keys
Oceanfront Estate

Set along the oceanfront in one of the most sought-after enclaves of Summerland Key, this property represents a rare opportunity to experience Florida Keys living at its finest. Encompassing 0.86 acres and nearly 4,000 sf of interior space, the estate occupies a premier position on Ocean Drive—an area known for its collection of multi-million-dollar homes owned by business leaders, avid boaters, and long-time Keys residents. Designed with both comfort and capability in mind, the residence combines refined architecture with an impressive array of maritime features.

The property’s 120 ft of direct ocean frontage provides immediate deep-water access and panoramic views across the Atlantic toward Little Palm Island. A 120,000-pound yacht lift, capable of accommodating vessels up to 75 ft, anchors the private dockage—an uncommon asset even among the Keys’ most exclusive homes. Two additional boat lifts, a private mooring buoy, and a protected boat basin further enhance the property’s appeal for serious boating enthusiasts. With exclusive bay bottom rights and a private desalination system, the estate is designed for a self-sustaining lifestyle on the water.

Inside, the home’s open-concept design, vaulted ceilings, and broad windows emphasize light, space, and indoor-outdoor living areas. Nearby, a chef’s kitchen is equipped with professional-grade appliances and plenty of space for gathering. The layout includes five bedrooms, four full baths, and two half baths, with a separate guest suite that offers its own sitting area and an en-suite bath. Outside, a pool and spa overlook the water, surrounded by a tiled patio, covered bar, and shaded lounge areas ideal for relaxation or entertaining.

Beyond the property itself, Summerland Key offers a tranquil yet connected lifestyle. The community features a private residential airport, allowing residents to fly directly in by small plane or helicopter. Nearby, the Lower Keys provide access to local marinas, waterfront dining, and natural attractions such as Looe Key Reef and Bahia Honda State Park. The island’s location is just 25 miles from Key West, and offers convenient proximity to restaurants, art galleries, and cultural events, while maintaining the calm, residential character that distinguishes Summerland Key.

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SUMMERLAND KEY, FL. Tucked between Ramrod and Cudjoe Key in the Lower Florida Keys, Summerland Key is known for its deep-water canals, private airstrip, and easy ocean access. This upscale island community attracts boaters, pilots, and those seeking a refined yet laid-back coastal lifestyle. With its wide, navigable waterways leading directly to the Atlantic and the Gulf, the community stands as a boater’s paradise and one of the most desirable residential Keys for true water enthusiasts. Unlike the busier tourist hubs of Key West or Marathon, Summerland Key maintains a quiet, residential charm.

The island features spacious properties, many with private docks and sweeping ocean views, as well as a small selection of local marinas, waterfront restaurants, and shops. Its low-density layout and peaceful streets create an atmosphere of privacy and exclusivity, while still offering convenient access to nearby amenities and the vibrancy of Key West just 25 miles away. Beyond its pristine setting, Summerland Key is celebrated for its sense of community and connection to nature. Residents enjoy world-class fishing, diving, and kayaking right from their backyards, along with breathtaking sunrises and sunsets over the turquoise waters of the Florida Keys.

FLORIDA KEYS. Stretching over 220 miles from the southern tip of Florida’s mainland to the remote Dry Tortugas, the Florida Keys are a remarkable chain of coral- and limestone-based islands, each with its own character and charm. Historically, the Keys were home to Native American peoples such as the Calusa and Tequesta and were first visited by European explorers in the early 16th century. Over the centuries, the islands developed a distinctive maritime economy, including shipwreck salvage, sponging, pineapple farming, and cigar production, long before tourism became the defining industry of the region.

The construction of the Overseas Railway in the early 20th century, later converted to the Overseas Highway, transformed the Keys from remote outposts into accessible communities. This new connectivity spurred residential development, commercial trade, and tourism. Today, each Key reflects a unique balance of history, culture, and natural beauty. Economically, the Keys rely heavily on tourism, recreation, and the marine ecosystem. Activities such as sport fishing, boating, diving, and snorkeling attract visitors year-round, while the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary supports local jobs and contributes billions annually to the state’s economy.