Every Indialantic, FL Neighborhood: The Complete 2026 Guide

What are the neighborhoods in Indialantic, Florida?

Indialantic has 43 tracked neighborhoods with median sold prices from $372,500 in Windward Cove at Oceanside to $2,500,000 in 2795 Ocean, and a middle of the pack median around $610,000.

Indialantic is a barrier island town of a little over 2,700 people with an ocean on one side and the river on the other, and it packs 43 distinct neighborhoods into that strip.

Indialantic runs from oceanfront condo towers to 1950s single family streets a few blocks off the water, and the price gap between those two worlds is the whole story here.

Every neighborhood below links to its own page with the full breakdown and current listings. Figures come from recent closed sales, not estimates.

Every Indialantic neighborhood, most expensive first

Neighborhood	Median sold	Built	Fee
2795 Ocean	$2,500,000	2024	$1,800 a month
Rio Lindo	$1,800,000	1963 to 1970	None
Abacos	$1,400,000	2019	$1,260 a month
The Palm Beach Condominium	$1,087,450	2022	$750 a month
Coral Reef	$930,000	1992	$1,600 a month
The Sanctuary	$912,500	1987 to 1989	$581 a month
The Cloisters	$898,750	1992 to 1999	$1,500 a month
Magnolia Key	$814,000	2006	$1,100 a month
Sandy Kaye	$805,000	1986	$1,200 a month
Rio Villa	$800,000	1978 to 1990	$515 a month
Shady Shores	$751,000	1963 to 1968	None
Tradewinds Terrace	$749,000	1988 to 1989	None
River Shores East	$735,500	1978	$350 a month
Mosswood	$735,000	1984 to 1986	$120 a month
Indialantic Sections	$733,000	1949 to 1964	$250 a month
Piper Palms	$725,000	1970 to 1973	None
Vizcaya Oceanfront	$714,425	1998	$1,010 a month
Indialantic By the Sea	$670,000	1924 to 1973	$575 a month
Sandpines	$659,100	1972 to 1980	None
Royal Palm Condo	$650,000	1995	$3,515 a month
Indialantic Heights	$619,000	1960 to 1962	None
Indialantic Oaks	$610,000	1988 to 1989	None
Eden Estates	$585,000	1952 to 1986	$1,200 a month
Riviera	$575,000	1975 to 1976	$1,241 a month
The Commodore Club	$575,000	1980	$866 a month
Silver Palm Condo	$575,000	1996	$2,760 a month
Ocean Sands	$572,500	1982	$970 a month
Stuart Terrace	$560,000	1962 to 1967	None
Terrace Shores	$557,500	1962 to 1964	None
Bar Harbor Colony	$557,000	1960 to 1961	None
Villager Condo	$540,000	1975	$864 a month
The Casuarina Club	$515,000	1979	$582 a month
The Dunes at Oceanside	$503,500	1998 to 2001	$495 a month
The Dunes of Indialantic	$500,000	1977	$677 a month
Putnam Park	$500,000	1961 to 1962	None
Oceanside Village	$492,450	2000 to 2003	$757 a month
Atlantic Gardens	$484,000	1960 to 1967	None
Sea Isle Village	$482,500	1957 to 1959	None
Aspinwall	$462,500	2009 to 2012	$1,486 a month
Ocean Park	$451,500	1955	None
Islamorada Condo	$450,000	1983	$912 a month
South Sea Village	$439,000	1964 to 1973	None
Windward Cove at Oceanside	$372,500	1999 to 2000	$1,665 a month

What the spread tells you

The typical Indialantic neighborhood sells around $610,000. The gap between the bottom and the top of this list is $2,127,500, which is why a single citywide average is close to useless when you are shopping here.

Of the 43 neighborhoods, 17 are condominium and 28 are single family. That split matters more than price. A condo purchase is a purchase of a building's finances as much as a unit, and a single family purchase on a barrier island is a purchase of an insurance profile.

Fifteen of them carry no association at all: South Sea Village, Ocean Park, Sea Isle Village, Atlantic Gardens, Putnam Park, Bar Harbor Colony, Terrace Shores, Stuart Terrace and 7 more. No fee also means no one enforcing anything, which cuts both ways.

How long things take

The median Indialantic neighborhood sees a sale close in about 56 days. Some move much faster and some sit. If you are selling, that number is your planning horizon, not the best case you heard from a neighbor.

How to narrow it down

Start with three questions. Condo or single family? On the water or a few streets back? Fee or no fee? Each one cuts this list of 43 down hard, and in Indialantic the differences between neighborhoods are much bigger than the differences between two houses inside one.

Then go see three neighborhoods in one afternoon instead of three houses across three weekends. On a barrier island the street tells you more than the listing photos do.

FAQ

What is the most expensive neighborhood in Indialantic, FL?

2795 Ocean, with a median sold price of $2,500,000.

What is the least expensive neighborhood in Indialantic, FL?

Windward Cove at Oceanside, with a median sold price of $372,500.

How many neighborhoods are in Indialantic?

We track 43 in Indialantic, 17 of them condominium and 28 single family. Each has its own page at livingspacecoast.com/indialantic/.

Is Indialantic in Brevard County?

Yes. Indialantic sits on the barrier island in Brevard County on Florida's Space Coast.