A slice of paradise.

Hutchinson Island is a long sea island that lies just off the coast of southeast Florida, offering 21 miles of some of the country’s most pristine beaches, world class golf and some of the most luxurious homes and condominiums available on the East Coast. The island is surrounded by the Indian River to its west and the Atlantic Ocean on its eastern shores.

Hutchinson Island is connected to mainland Florida by a fixed-span bridge, giving access to the city of Stuart from just outside the gates of Sailfish Point.

Hutchinson Island also offers:

• The Elliott Museum, currently expanding to create a new world-class facility to blend art, history, invention and innovation. The Studio at the Elliott offers instruction in the visual arts for all ages from children to adults.
• The House of Refuge at Gilbert’s Bar, the oldest structure on the Treasure Coast. Built in 1876, the house was one of many such houses built along the Florida coast, originally designed to provide shelter to shipwreck survivors. The tower on the property was built as a World War II lookout. Today the handsome structure serves as a museum and a setting for gatherings of all sorts—from business meetings to picturesque seaside weddings.
• Oceanographic Coastal Center is a 57-acre site dedicated to education and preservation. The Center, located on Hutchinson Island between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon, comprises the Society's headquarters, library, nature trails, Children's Activity Pavilion, Rays on the Reef Pavilion and the Frances Langford Visitor's Center. The Center is an active venue for lectures, hands-on learning, preservation and conservation activities for children as well as adults.

Contact Sailfish Point to learn more about renting or buying Hutchinson Island condominiums and houses.