INLET/OCEAN

The dazzling blue waters of the Fort Pierce Inlet are world-renowned by the yachting community but also cherished by residents and visitors to the area. The area has become a bustling hub of recreational activities, restaurants, and of course, access to the big blue ocean from the Indian River. 30 feet deep and over 100 feet wide, the channel also delivers access to Hutchinson Place, where it is perfectly situated to fulfill the need for more marina space and waterfront access for boaters.

MEGA-YACHT FACILITIES

Yachting has always been one of Florida’s primary commercial opportunities and recreational enjoyments. Storage, wet and dry slips, lifts, as well as a host of services for mega yachts already exist, but there is a need for more as the area continues to grow. The nearby Indian River Terminal is home to one of the largest yacht cranes on the entire East Coast, operated by Derecktor, a full-service maintenance, repair, refit and new construction facility, the area is already on the map and well-known for servicing mega yachts.

Downtown

Charming, quaint, and nostalgic, Fort Pierce is a thriving small seaside town filled with art, history, unique period architecture, and restaurants to enjoy. With ample opportunities for shopping and a range of entertainment and activities from farmers markets to festivals, the main street of Downtown has been voted as the Most Idyllic and Historic Main Street & No. 1 Best Small Town Main Street in America.

International Airport

Treasure Coast International Airport is a public airport located three miles northwest of the central business district of Fort Pierce. The airport hosts a Federal Inspection Station (FIS) administered by United States Customs & Border Protection, which makes it a frequent stop for private aircraft coming in and out of the Bahama Islands. In addition, Hutchinson Place is close to Palm Beach International and Orlando airports making it an easy destination for international travelers.