Pre-Construction · Coconut Grove, Miami
From $1.5M
A refined boutique residential address in the heart of Coconut Grove — classic design sensibility, curated amenities, and immediate access to the neighborhood's village lifestyle.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | 700 – 1,000 sq ft | From $1,520,000 | |
| 2 Bedroom | 1,100 – 1,700 sq ft | From $2,400,000 | |
| 3 Bedroom / Penthouse | 2,000 – 3,200 sq ft | From $4,000,000 |
The Neighborhood
Coconut Grove's village center — the area around Commodore Plaza, Grand Avenue, and CocoWalk — is one of the few places in Greater Miami where a genuine street life has persisted despite the car-dependent sprawl that defines most of Miami-Dade County. Independent restaurants, bookstores, galleries, and boutiques at a human scale create a commercial environment that national chains have not homogenized — partially because the Grove's residents have actively defended it, and partially because the building stock's historic character makes it difficult for the formats that typically displace independent retail.
The residential neighborhoods surrounding the village center are defined by their streets: winding, canopied, frequently one-way, and lined with houses and low-rise buildings that have been occupied by the same families across two and three generations. This stability of ownership — relatively rare in Miami, which has seen significant residential turnover driven by international investment — gives the Grove a social fabric that newer Miami neighborhoods are still building toward.
Private school proximity is Coconut Grove's most practical advantage for families: Ransom Everglades School, one of Florida's most selective independent schools, is within the neighborhood; Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart is blocks away; Palmer Trinity School and the University of Miami are 10 minutes south in Coral Gables. For buyers making a school-driven relocation decision — arriving from New York, Boston, or London where private school ecosystems define neighborhood selection — Coconut Grove's education infrastructure is the strongest argument in Miami real estate.
The Lincoln Coconut Grove is a refined boutique residential address in the heart of Miami's most beloved historic neighborhood — a building that pursues classic proportions and enduring design rather than the formal ambition of a landmark tower. The name is a deliberate reference: Lincoln as a symbol of civic character, dignified scale, and the kind of quality that improves with time rather than announcing itself immediately.
The building's design sensibility honors Coconut Grove's European-influenced architectural character — the neighborhood's streets are lined with buildings that make references to Mediterranean revival, Caribbean vernacular, and the tropical modernism of the mid-century Grove — and The Lincoln contributes to that tradition with curated materials, considered proportions, and amenities designed for the owner who lives here rather than invests from a distance.
At $1.52M, The Lincoln offers accessible entry into Coconut Grove's residential market for buyers who have weighed the Grove against Brickell and South Beach and prioritized neighborhood character and private school proximity over urban density. The combination of Peacock Park and Kennedy Park's waterfront green space, the walkable village commercial district, and the concentration of Miami's top private schools within a 10-minute radius makes The Lincoln the most practical address in the Grove for families with school-age children. Completion is targeted for 2028.
From $1,520,000 — an accessible entry into one of Miami's most historically significant and consistently sought-after neighborhoods.
Walkable village character, proximity to Miami's top private schools, mature tree canopy, bayfront parks, and a stable, long-tenured residential community — qualities that Brickell's urban density and South Beach's tourism environment cannot provide.
Ransom Everglades School is within the neighborhood; Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, Palmer Trinity, and the University of Miami are within 10 minutes.
Yes — Coconut Grove's village center with independent restaurants, boutiques, and cafes is within walking distance, along with Peacock Park and Kennedy Park on Biscayne Bay.
Classic boutique — a building that honors Coconut Grove's European-influenced architectural tradition with careful proportions and enduring material quality rather than formal landmark ambition.
2028.
Wolsen Developments
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