Paradise Beach
Suburban Neighborhood in Melbourne, Florida
Brevard County 32903
Long-term living in a destination town
The neighborhood is about 5 miles long, making it walkable and bikeable. It offers ranch- and Mediterranean-style houses and million-dollar waterfront estates. Multifamily and vacation rentals are also available. Most were built in the late-1970s. “The more affordable neighborhoods are farther north,” says Kellie Bowling, Broker for the Coastal Estate Team at Compass. “Prices range anywhere from around $400,000 for a three-bedroom to nearly $4 million for a riverfront estate.” Property sizes average between 1,400 square feet and 5,000 square feet. Most dwellings have pools, lot sizes averaging more than a quarter acre and multicar garages. Beachfront properties are primarily high-rise condominiums. Oceanview is on the lower end, offering two bedrooms starting in the low-$300,000s with a clubhouse, fitness center and pickleball courts. Penthouse four-bedroom condos, like those in the Coral Reef development, can go for over $1 million. Rental single-family houses and condos are mainly along the beachfront and in the heart of town. “Many of the HOA communities have rules against vacation rentals within them, but a small portion falls under the City of Melbourne, which does allow short-term rentals,” Bowling says. Prices start in the mid-$2,000s to the low-$7,000s for an oceanfront multistory beach house. Most residents are within walking or biking distance of the beach and parks. Paradise Beach has a CAP Index Crime Score of 2/10, lower than the national average of 4.Living and playing by Paradise Beach
The beach is the community's biggest draw, sitting steps from residents’ homes. Fishing, swimming and surfing are popular pastimes. The 12-acre beachfront Howard E. Futch Memorial Park is a hub for activity, with sand volleyball courts, playgrounds, dune crossovers and picnic facilities. Sunrise Park is in the neighborhood’s southeastern corner. The beachfront spot features an observation deck and exercise stations. Herbert Hoover Middle provides a large athletic complex with soccer fields, tennis courts and a 21-station exercise trail for public use. Canova Beach Park is less than 2 miles north, making for a quick bike ride. It offers miles of public beach access and a dog beach. James H. Nance Park is directly south and home to the Sea Turtle Preservation Society. The Melbourne and Indialantic areas are among Florida’s top breeding grounds for sea turtles, and the communities provide many refuges and habitats for preservation.Highly rated schools in Brevard County
Brevard County Public Schools serves the area and has a B-plus Niche rating. Kids can attend the A-minus-rated Indialantic Elementary, followed by Herbert C. Hoover Middle, which earns a B-plus Niche rating. Students can finish their education at Melbourne Senior High School, which scores an A-minus and offers a robotics club and basketball and soccer teams. Two private school options are also available. Florida Institute of Technology, a private, four-year university known for its engineering and science programs, is 6 miles west.Quick drives to the Melbourne Airport
South Highway A1A runs along Paradise Beach’s eastern edge, connecting to Route 518 to the north and Route 192 to the south. Dr. W.J. Creel Bridge, known as the Eau Gallie Causeway, is the north route providing access to the mainland. The southern route links to the Melbourne Causeway, which links the island with Melbourne and Indialantic. Downtown Melbourne is 5 miles west, and Melbourne Orlando International Airport is 7 miles away. Space Coast Area Transit provides public transportation, and bus stops are along South Highway A1A. Health First Holmes Regional Medical Center is the closest hospital, 6 miles west.Relax on the island
Shops and restaurants are along South Highway A1A. “There are a lot of dining options in the area, and they’re quite affordable,” Bowling says. “One of my favorite places to eat is Skewers Mediterranean.” The family-owned eatery is known for its spiced kebabs and banana cake. Village Shoppes-Paradise Beach is at the heart of town, with multiple restaurants. Bunky’s Raw Bar & Grill is a popular spot here for oysters, gumbo and lobster rolls. Long Doggers is a favorite for burgers, beer and foot-long hot dogs. For brunch, there is The Blueberry Muffin. The neighborhood’s Indialantic Shopping Center offers Dollar General, ACE Hardware and other services. Publix is next door. Dijon’s Village Market is 1 mile south of the shopping strip and includes a restaurant, market and rooftop bar. Seven miles west, shopping mall Melbourne Square, offers a wider selection, with roughly 125 retailers.Rain and sun on the Atlantic Coast
The neighborhood's subtropical climate is a large part of its appeal. It's known for very mild winters and hot, humid summers. The city overall is susceptible to hurricanes. January through March are peak tourism times.

Agents Specializing in this Area
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Dana Saunders
Keller Williams Realty Brevard
(321) 450-4923
86 Total Sales
1 in Paradise Beach
$375,000 Price
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Sharyl Tabat
RE/MAX Elite
(321) 336-5449
95 Total Sales
2 in Paradise Beach
$221K - $500K Price Range
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Marcie Bolt
Engel&Voelkers Melb Beachside
(321) 394-9513
142 Total Sales
3 in Paradise Beach
$435K - $875K Price Range
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Eugene Crockett
EXP Realty LLC
(321) 450-3764
129 Total Sales
1 in Paradise Beach
$605,000 Price
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Andy Noel
Real Estate Direct of Florida
(321) 616-8897
34 Total Sales
1 in Paradise Beach
$610,000 Price
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Jennifer Pecora
Watson Realty Corp
(321) 730-2377
123 Total Sales
1 in Paradise Beach
$773,000 Price
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Paradise Beach | US |
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Homicide | 1 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 2 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 1 | 4 |
Robbery | 1 | 4 |
Burglary | 3 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 1 | 4 |
Larceny | 3 | 4 |
Crime Score | 2 | 4 |
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Paradise Beach Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Paradise Beach, Melbourne sell after 71 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Paradise Beach, Melbourne over the last 12 months is $647,500, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Saturday, Jun 1411am - 1pm
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Saturday, Jun 212 - 4pm
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Sunday, Jun 1511am - 2pm
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Somewhat Bikeable
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