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Melbourne Beach

Welcome to the fantastic area of Melbourne Beach! As of the latest US census, around 3,348 call this area home and around 82% are homeowners. With an average age of 55, the residents of Melbourne Beach are fairly quiet and laid back, with a large number of its residents looking forward to retirement. Many have downsized and picked Melbourne Beach as their new home thanks to its peaceful and quiet environment. Over the recent months roughly 18 homes have been sold with an average sold price of $944,500. That is an increase of $16,603 from the previous period.

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Things to do in melbourne beach

Ocean Park

Ocean Avenue is an iconic place for locals in Melbourne Beach. Here you will find volleyball courts, a pavilion, a beautiful beach, and plenty of shops and restaurants within walking distance. Visit the local Beach Market to get some delicious food!

Barrier Island Sanctuary

Barrier Island Sanctuary is a 34-acre sanctuary that offers nature enthusiasts and visitors a place to explore the barrier island's diverse habitats through interactive exhibits at the Management and Education Center and hiking/nature trail.

Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge

The refuge is considered by biologists to be the most important nesting area for loggerhead sea turtles in the western hemisphere and the second most important nesting beach in the world.

Spessard Holland Golf Course

An extremely popular par 67 executive course that offers an oasis of golfing pleasure between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon. This course with provide breathtaking views while golfing.

The Ryckman House

One of the first homes in Melbourne Beach, this house was built in 1890. This is an iconic part of Melbourne Beachs' history and very unique home to see.

Sebastian Inlet State Park

Spanning both sides of the Sebastian Inlet and both sides of the barrier island on which it is located, this state park has beach and Indian River Lagoon. Upon arrival, pick up a bird list and map at the entrance station. Check out the museum, take a hiking trail, take a camping trip, fish, or relax in the sun there are tons of things to do at Sebastian Inlet.

Melbourne Beach Pier

This is a historic pier in Melbourne Beach. You will find some of the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets in the world on this pier. It is an incredible place to unwind after a long day.