Martin County

Martin County real estate embodies the natural beauty of Florida’s lush, tropical landscape and secluded beaches. Commonly referred to as the Treasure Coast, Martin County includes Hobe Sound, Hutchinson Island, Jensen Beach, Stuart, Tequesta and Jupiter Island.

Established in 1925 and named after Florida’s late Governor John Wellborn Martin, the county is rich in history. In fact, several national historic landmarks reside in Martin County including the Old County Courthouse, Jonathan Dickinson State Park, Trapper Nelson Zoo, Gilbert’s Bar House of Refuge, Georges Valentine Shipwreck Site, Burn Brae Plantation Kruegar House, Mount Elizabeth Archeological Site, Lyric Theater and the Jupiter Island Gate House.

Today, residents of Martin County enjoy the sleepy fishing towns, meticulous golf courses, arts and cultural venues, outdoor recreation and the miles of white sand beaches. Self-described as unpretentious and laid-back, the people of Martin County, along with the picturesque scenery, truly make it a special place to call home.