Nestled in Miami, property HQL-R2J93 represents a thoughtful example of waterfront living in Coconut Grove — a five‑bedroom detached house that balances modern new‑construction detail with the relaxed rhythms of bayside life.

Discovering this Coconut Grove detached house

At 5,378 sqft of living area across a 6,250 sqft lot, this 2015-built home reads like a contemporary retreat: five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, private pool, garage and sweeping sea views. As shown in the photos, large windows and terraces frame Biscayne Bay, turning water and sky into daily décor.

Walk through the main living level and you see how the layout favors light and flow. The gourmet kitchen opens directly to the pool terrace, making indoor‑outdoor meals effortless; the images capture the generous, sunlit family areas and the clean lines of contemporary finishes.

Why this property matters to international buyers

For buyers outside the U.S., Coconut Grove offers a measurable mix of lifestyle and liquidity: walkable streets, reputable schools, marina access and proximity to downtown Miami. This house’s combination of five bedrooms, private outdoor amenities and sea views makes it attractive both as a primary family residence and as a high‑end rental or pied‑à‑terre for seasonal stays.

Features that matter

• Sea‑view terraces and pool that extend living space outdoors.
• Gourmet kitchen and open plan that suit entertaining and family life.
• Secure garage, dedicated air conditioning, and modern construction (2015) for lower immediate maintenance risk.

How Diego Ramos with the LIz Hogan Group at Compass Florida positions this listing

Diego Ramos and the LIz Hogan Group at Compass Florida treat properties like this as pieces of a larger local narrative. They don’t simply present square footage and photos; they map a property against school catchments, marina access, rental comparables and realistic holding costs — all information international buyers need to make a confident decision. Their 15 years in the market and a strong track record (overall rating 88.54/100; average client rating 5) show up in the way they prepare listings and frame the story for buyers unfamiliar with Miami.

When you view this Coconut Grove home with Diego, you get more than a tour. Expect a written market context: recent comparable sales, seasonal demand patterns for waterfront rentals, likely renovation or insurance considerations for coastal properties, and clear lines on taxes and closing costs — items that matter disproportionately to cross‑border buyers.

Service elements international clients value

• Clear, bilingual communication and coordination with international legal/tax advisors.
• Off‑market sourcing and pre‑screened inspections to save time when buyers are overseas.
• Detailed presentations that integrate photos, floorplans and realistic cash‑flow projections for investors.

Market context: Coconut Grove and Miami outlook

Miami’s coastal neighborhoods trade on a blend of lifestyle and accessibility. Coconut Grove, in particular, is prized for its green streets, marinas and proximity to key arteries into Miami and the beaches. For international buyers, that translates to stable long‑term demand from both families and high‑quality short‑term renters — but there are specifics to watch: insurance premiums for waterfront homes, property tax differentials, and occasional seasonality in rental yields.

Use the images to vet what matters on inspection day: window condition and seal (important for sea‑facing façades), pool and terrace drainage, and garage/mechanical access. The photos attached to this listing make those checks easier: they highlight the pool terrace, the living room’s light, and the views that are central to value.

What to ask and how Diego can help you act

If you’re considering a Miami waterfront home, start with a short checklist: current insurance quotes for the address, recent comparable sales within Coconut Grove, a property‑specific rental estimate if you plan to let, and an itemised estimate for any deferred maintenance. Diego and the LIz Hogan Group at Compass Florida provide these as standard for their clients; they’ll also coordinate virtual tours timed to your time zone and connect you with international tax counsel so you’re not working in the dark.

Practical note: listed at USD 8,850,000, this detached home sits in a price band where understanding total cost of ownership — insurance, HOA or local assessments if any, and maintenance for pool and waterfront systems — changes investment math. Good agents make that arithmetic explicit. Diego does.

Quick checklist for buyers viewing this house

• Confirm seawall status and any waterfront easements.
• Review recent service records for A/C systems and pool equipment.
• Ask for a three‑year rental and sales comparable report to understand seasonal pricing.

Seeing the home: images and what they reveal

The supplied photographs do the work a narrative can’t fully capture: the way the water becomes part of the living room’s horizon, the pool terrace suited to both private mornings and evening entertaining, and the garage and circulation that matter when you’re bringing guests or planning long stays. Use these images to shortlist — then ask for a timed virtual walk‑through with Diego so you can see light and sound at the hours that matter to you.

Wrapping up — why contact Diego Ramos with the LIz Hogan Group at Compass Florida

This Coconut Grove detached house is a clear example of the listings the LIz Hogan Group cultivates for buyers who want a measured, local‑knowledge led approach. Diego’s experience, backed by a 15‑year presence in Miami and a near‑perfect client rating, matters because buying across borders is mostly about removing uncertainty. If you value straightforward market context, precise cost modelling and a partner who anticipates cross‑border questions, reach out to Diego to discuss this property and similar homes in Coconut Grove.

Contacting Diego is the next step: ask for a full dossier on the property — recent comparables, insurance and maintenance estimates, and a virtual tour scheduled for your time zone. If you want to know how a Miami waterfront home would work for your family or portfolio, start the conversation and let an experienced local agent frame the numbers and the life you can expect here.