513 SW South Carolina Drive, Stuart, FL 34994

Stuart has long been known for its historic downtown, waterfront charm, and the kind of small-town atmosphere that has become increasingly difficult to find along Florida's coast. Over the years, the city has continued to grow, welcoming new restaurants, businesses, and residents while preserving much of the character that made it special in the first place. Just minutes from the heart of downtown, a newly completed residence is bringing a fresh architectural perspective to one of the Treasure Coast's most beloved communities. Completed in 2025, this 2,486-square-foot home sits on an expansive 0.31-acre property, offering a combination of modern construction, generous outdoor space, and proximity to everything that defines the Stuart lifestyle. Its crisp white exterior, black standing-seam metal roof, and contrasting black-framed windows introduce a contemporary design rarely associated with the area's more traditional Florida homes. Inside, elevated ceilings and architectural details create an open, spacious atmosphere, while an oversized kitchen island serves as the centerpiece for everyday living and entertaining. Large sliding glass doors open to a covered outdoor living area and an expansive backyard, where future owners have the opportunity to create a custom pool, establish a private garden retreat, or explore the possibility of an additional dwelling unit, subject to local regulations and approvals. What makes this location particularly appealing is the balance between a quiet residential setting and the energy of Historic Downtown Stuart. Within minutes are waterfront restaurants, the Lyric Theatre, locally owned shops, weekend farmers markets, and access to the waterways that have shaped the community for generations. As Stuart continues to evolve, opportunities to own newly constructed homes on sizable properties this close to downtown offer an appealing alternative to the denser developments becoming more common throughout South Florida. Here, contemporary architecture finds its place in a town whose greatest appeal has always been its character.