The Destination
Stuart, Florida
A historic waterfront city on Florida's Treasure Coast — where old-Florida character has been quietly and lovingly preserved.
Historic Downtown
A walkable district of boutiques, bookshops, cafés, and long-standing local institutions.
Waterfront
The St. Lucie River, Intracoastal Waterway, and Atlantic — all within minutes.
Marinas & Boating
Stuart is known as the Sailfish Capital of the World — with some of the most respected marinas on Florida's east coast.
Boutiques & Dining
Independent shops and celebrated restaurants line downtown and the surrounding neighborhoods.
Arts & Culture
The Lyric Theatre, historic museums, and a thriving local arts community.
Nature
State parks, wildlife refuges, blueways, and preserved coastal ecosystems.
Community
A city that has quietly preserved its identity while welcoming a discerning new generation of residents and visitors.
Luxury Coastal Living
Old-Florida character with contemporary standards — the reason so many now call Stuart home.
Sailfish Capital of the World
Stuart's identity is inseparable from the water. World-class sailfishing, tournaments, and marina culture define its calendar — and shape the rhythm of life along its downtown streets and riverfront paths.
The Pelican House is envisioned as an extension of that character — never a departure from it.