2300 Front Street 400, Melbourne, FL 32901 (MLS# 1064735)

Association Amenities: Boat Dock; Boat Slip; Elevator(s); Gated; Pool; Water

Construction Materials: Block; Stucco

Cooling: Central Air

Current Use: Residential

Exterior Features: Balcony; Boat Lift; Boat Slip; Dock; Impact Windows; Storm Shutters

Flooring: Tile

Heating: Central

Interior Features: Eat-in Kitchen; Elevator; Entrance Foyer; Kitchen Island; Open Floorplan; Pantry; Primary Bathroom -Tub with Separate Shower; Smart Home; Smart Thermostat; Split Bedrooms; Walk-In Closet(s); Wet Bar

Laundry Features: In Unit

Levels: One

Listing Terms: Cash; Conventional

Lot Features: Dead End Street; Other

Parking Features: Assigned; Electric Vehicle Charging Station(s); Gated; Secured; Underground

Patio And Porch Features: Covered; Patio; Terrace; Wrap Around

Pets Allowed: Number Limit

Possession: Close Of Escrow

Water Body Access Type: Navigable

Property Condition: Updated/Remodeled

Rental Restrictions: No Rentals Allowed

Road Frontage Type: Private Road

Security Features: Entry Phone/Intercom; Secured Lobby; Security Gate

Sewer: Public Sewer

Showing Requirements: 24 Hour Notice; Appointment Only; Call Listing Agent; Listing Agent Must Accompany; No Sign; Restricted Hours

Special Listing Conditions: Standard

Utilities: Cable Connected; Electricity Connected; Sewer Connected; Water Connected

View: Bridge(s); Intracoastal; Pool; Protected Preserve; River

Water Source: Public

Waterfront Features: Intracoastal; Navigable Water; Ocean Access; River Front

Community Features: Gated

There are waterfront homes, and then there are places that exist in quiet defiance of the ordinary. Addresses so discreet and so deliberately positioned that they feel more discovered than marketed. Tucked away on its own gated island in Florida's Indian River, this top-floor, south-facing residence belongs squarely in the latter category. Here, privacy is not a feature; it is the foundation. With just six residences in the entire building, the setting feels closer to a private enclave than a condominium. Elevated above the water, the residence commands long, uninterrupted river views where the horizon shifts subtly throughout the day, guided by light, tide, and sky. Inside, more than 4,100 square feet unfold with an ease rarely found in coastal design. The layout is wide and deliberate, allowing the architecture to step back and let the surroundings take center stage. Every primary living space opens directly to the water, blurring the boundary between interior and exterior and drawing the river into daily life. A wraparound balcony, nearly 150 feet in length, creates a continuous outdoor gallery, where sunrise and sunset can be experienced from a single, fluid walk. Below, the river becomes a living canvas. Dolphins trace slow arcs through the channel. Manatees surface quietly with the tide. Across the water, a protected island bird sanctuary serves as a constant, unscripted performance, ospreys diving, pelicans gliding, coastal birdlife moving with the rhythm of the day. It is less a view than a live exhibition, one that changes with the time and never repeats itself. This is a residence designed for those who value arrival without friction. A private deep-water boat slip lies below, offering immediate access to the river and easy access to nearby dining, nature, and open waterways. When it is time to leave, the home secures effortlessly; impact-rated glass, remote storm protection, and gated access support a true lock-and-leave lifestyle. Despite its seclusion, the island sits just minutes from downtown Melbourne, the beaches, and Melbourne International Airport, and within close proximity to Orlando International Airport, allowing travel to feel seamless rather than intrusive. The result is a rare balance: a place that feels entirely removed, yet remains quietly connected. In a state known for its coastline, opportunities like this remain exceptionally scarce. Not because they are newly imagined, but because they cannot be replicated. This is Florida at its most refined; private, natural, and intentionally understated. A retreat designed not for spectacle, but for those who understand the value of stillness, space, and a view that is never the same twice.