Indian Harbour Beach Real Estate

Buy or Sell Your Indian Harbour Beach Home

Make the Space Coast home in Indian Harbour Beach. A small beachside community south of Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach is a cozy hamlet on a barrier island that is close to all the action. With fewer than 9 thousand residents, Indian Harbour Beach is a small city whose origins are tied to the rich history of NASA and the race to the moon.

Flanked on the east by the Atlantic Ocean and the West by the Banana and Indian Rivers, Indian Harbour Beach provides easy access to both sandy shores and the brackish waters of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. Whether you’re a fisherman, a kayaker, or just someone who likes to watch the waves roll in, Indian Harbour Beach provides a myriad of opportunities for enjoying your favorite activities.

As part of the Brevard Public School System, Indian Harbour Beach families enjoy access to exceptional educational opportunities. BPS has consistently ranked in the top ten percent of schools in Florida and they continue to make improvements to the schools to ensure they offer residents the best.

The Eau Gallie Causeway provides residents with easy access to Melbourne and the Orlando Melbourne International Airport and connects the town to U.S. 1 and I-95. Commuters will find that everything is easily accessible and that a drive is much more pleasant with an ocean breeze wafting through the window.

Ready to learn more about Indian Harbour Beach real estate? Make an appointment with a CENTURY 21 Ocean real estate agent to learn why your dream home or condo is in Indian Harbour Beach.

Beach Parks

• Bicentennial Beach Park
  Bump, set, spike on the beach volleyball court at Bicentennial Beach Park or enjoy some grilled hotdogs while the kids build a sandcastle. With picnic tables, pavilions, grills, bathrooms, and outdoor showers, Bicentennial Beach Park can make an ordinary weekend extraordinary.
• Millennium Beach Park
  With a playground for youngsters, grills, picnic tables, and an outdoor shower, Millennium Beach Park makes shore time easy. Relax along the coast and catch a sunrise over the Atlantic or cool down in the midday heat with the gentle ocean breezes.

Attractions Near Indian Harbour Beach:

• Oars and Paddles Park
  A floating launch dock provides the public with easy access to the Banana River, where you can paddle by heron, spot manatees, and fish. Family day trips are made even more enjoyable thanks to picnic tables, a playground, and easy parking.
• Eau Gallie Causeway Boat Ramp
  This no frills boat ramp is all about getting in the water. With a 4-lane boat ramp and a natural windsurfing launch area, it’s easy to park and go. A fishing catwalk is also available for those looking to fish the Indian River.
• Algonquin Sports Complex
  The home of multiple kid and adult soccer, softball, and baseball teams, Algonquin Sports Complex helps establish the qualities of sportsmanship in young and old alike as players test their abilities, improve their games, and have a great time. T-ball and little leaguers make excellent use of the fields, as do little kickers.
• Gleason Park
  A 27-acre community park with trails, a playground, a lake, a heated pool and a rec hall, Gleason Park functions at the community center. Fitness enthusiasts can jog the trails or sign up for the annual Shark in the Park 5k run, while children can practice their swimming strokes and learn water safety tips. Classes are offered for all ages at the rec center.
• Patrick Air Force Base
  Airmen and airwomen stationed at Patrick AFB will find that an Indian Harbour Beach home or condo makes for a simple commute. South Patrick Drive leads directly to the southern base gate, while A1A will take you to the main gate while providing beautiful ocean views.
• Kennedy Space Center
  Mankind’s history of space exploration and its hopes for future travel are on display at the Kennedy Space Center. Named after JFK, who dared Americans to dream of the stars, the Space Center provides educational exhibits and movies for space cases of all ages. It is also home to the retired Space Shuttle Atlantis.
• Port Canaveral
  The east coast’s busiest cruise terminal, Port Canaveral is home to Disney Cruises and other popular cruise vessels. Enjoy a simple weekend cruise to the Bahamas or just watch the ships come in from the lighthouse.
• Brevard Zoo
  With a heavy emphasis on conservation, the Brevard Zoo provides visitors with unique insight into the life of numerous species. Take a kayak tour and experience wildlife in a way you never have before!