Fort Pierce, FL 34949 901 S Ocean Drive

Welcome to South Beach at Hutchinson Island - an exceptional 6.74-acre development site poised to become the island's premier luxury residential address. Perfectly positioned along iconic A1A and just steps from the sparkling shores of the Atlantic, this rare parcel offers approved plans for 52 elegant townhomes and a high-end amenities center that redefines coastal living.With 4 buildable acres and 3 acres dedicated to state preservation, South Beach is designed for refined living, surrounded by natural beauty. MEP design, permits, and impact fees are still pending - providing opportunity for tailored execution.Planned features include: Upscale clubhouse with resort-style pool, spa, gym, and café Completed architectural, landscape, and select structural designs Full site plan and FDEP wetlands approval Phase-ready development with proposed budgets This is more than a development site - it's a vision for coastal elegance in one of Florida's most exciting growth markets. Inquiries and investment packages available upon request. Stretching approximately 23 miles along Florida's Treasure Coast, Hutchinson Island is a barrier island gem, gracefully situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon. Divided into North and South Hutchinson Island by the Fort Pierce Inlet, the island spans St. Lucie and Martin Counties, offering a captivating blend of unspoiled natural beauty, relaxed luxury, and exceptional real estate opportunities. Coastal Beauty Meets Tranquil Living Known for its powder-soft beaches, lush coastal preserves, and low-density development, Hutchinson Island is a haven for those seeking a laid-back coastal lifestyle infused with natural charm. With its protected dune systems, pristine shoreline, and rich biodiversity, the island has become a sanctuary not only for residents and visitors  but also for nature itself. A Front-Row Seat to Sea Turtle Nesting Season Each year, Hutchinson Island transforms into one of the most important nesting grounds for endangered sea turtles in the United States. From March through October, thousands of loggerhead, green, and leatherback turtles return to these beaches to nest under the moonlit sky. Guided turtle walks and educational programs offer a rare opportunity to witness this awe-inspiring natural phenomenon up close and magical experience that embodies the island's deep connection to nature.