7333 Highway A1a, Melbourne Beach, FL 32951
3 Beds
5 Baths
2,790 sq. ft.
Step off the private elevator onto the third floor. The 10-foot glass wall doesn't just frame the Atlantic—it pulls it inside. You'll hear the breakers before you see them. Feel the salt spray on the balcony railing. Watch the sunrise paint the quartz island in your kitchen before your coffee is even done brewing.
Most oceanfront homes ask you to choose: the view or the peace of mind.
This one hands you both on a silver platter—because when the sky turns grey, you won't flinch. This block-and-concrete fortress was built after the building codes got tough, with a metal roof and a whole-house generator that laughs at hurricane season.
This isn't a beach house. It's a beach stronghold.
On a barrier island, orientation is everything.
East-Facing Ocean Views: You wake up to the sunrise over the Atlantic—not the glare of a west-facing sunset that bakes your living room at 5 PM. Morning light fills the great room. Afternoon shade keeps the primary suite cool.
75 Feet of Direct Frontage: That is not a typo. Most lots on this stretch are pinched—50 or 60 feet wide. This one gives you breathing room. Your sand stretches from the dune line to the high-tide mark, with no public access point cutting through your view.
The Neighbor Gap: The lot next door is built set back significantly further than this one. That means your sightline down the beach isn't a straight wall of stucco—it's open sky and water to the south. That gap is the difference between "ocean view" and unobstructed ocean panorama.
Built for the view. Engineered for the storm.
Most oceanfront homes make you choose: buy the view, or buy the peace of mind. This one doesn't make you choose.
Direct Ocean Frontage
75 private feet of it. Not a deeded walkway. Not shared beach access three doors down. Your sand.
Storm-Engineered Build
Elevated, metal roof, block-and-concrete, whole-house generator. Built in 2014 to outlast the storms currently reshaping everyone else's insurance bill.
Elevator
Three stories, zero stairs. The detail that matters more every year you own the house.
4-Car Garage
Boat. Truck. Golf cart. Project car. On this stretch of A1A, that's the exception, not the standard.
Gourmet Kitchen
A quartz island big enough to host the party that starts in the kitchen and never leaves it.
Private Office
Take the call. Then take five steps to the balcony and forget you were on it.
Three New HVAC Systems
Zoned, floor by floor. Nothing here to replace or negotiate down.
10-Ft Ceilings & Walls of Glass
The ocean isn't a view in this house. It's the wallpaper.
Built for the view. Engineered for the storm.
Direct Ocean Frontage
75 feet of private beachfront, with your own path down to the sand.
Storm-Engineered Build
Elevated construction, metal roof, block & concrete, whole-house generator.
Elevator
Effortless access across all three levels of the home.
4-Car Garage
Room for the boat, the fishing gear, and every toy in between.
Gourmet Kitchen
Quartz counters, an oversized island, and a walk-in pantry.
Private Office
A quiet place to work, with the Atlantic as your view.
Three New HVAC Systems
Zoned comfort, floor by floor.
10-Ft Ceilings & Walls of Glass
The ocean is visible from nearly every room in the home.
Room to actually live
Most listings round up. These are the actual MLS dimensions — because the numbers don't need the help.
Add it up and you get 2,790 square feet that lives like twice that — because none of it is wasted on hallway.
Room to actually live
Actual MLS room dimensions — the kind of detail most listing pages skip.
Questions serious buyers actually have
Is this home insurable, and what should I expect on cost?
Built in 2014 to Florida's modern coastal building code, with wind-mitigation features — a metal roof, elevated construction, and block-and-concrete build — that typically qualify for wind mitigation credits on a windstorm policy. Actual premiums vary by carrier and buyer profile. We recommend getting a firm quote from a coastal insurance specialist before writing an offer, and can provide referrals on request.
What flood zone is the property in?
As with any direct oceanfront property, flood zone designation and base flood elevation are important to confirm before purchase. Contact Andonia's team for the current elevation certificate and flood documentation on file with Indian River County.
Is there an HOA?
No. This property has no HOA — no monthly dues, no architectural review board, and no restriction on parking a boat, RV, or trailer on your own property.
What should I expect on property taxes?
Florida reassesses a property's taxable value upon sale, so the current tax bill (based on the prior owner's assessment) won't reflect what a new owner will likely pay. Ask your agent or closing team for a current estimate based on purchase price.
What are the financing terms?
Listed for cash or new-loan purchase. MLS #298630, Realtor Association of Indian River County.
What schools serve this address?
Gemini Elementary (10/10 GreatSchools rating), Herbert C. Hoover Middle School (7/10), and Melbourne Senior High School (6/10) — each a scenic drive along A1A.
Questions serious buyers actually have
Is this home insurable, and what should I expect on cost?
This is where 2014 construction stops being a spec and starts being an argument. Metal roof, elevated build, block-and-concrete construction — features that typically qualify for wind mitigation credits on a windstorm policy, at a moment when coastal insurance is the thing that kills more deals than price ever does. Get a firm quote from a coastal insurance specialist before writing an offer; we can provide referrals on request.
What flood zone is the property in?
Ask for it before you fall in love with the house, not after. Contact Andonia's team for the current elevation certificate and flood documentation on file with Indian River County.
Is there an HOA?
No. No dues. No architectural review board. No one telling you where you can park the boat. On a property built for exactly that lifestyle, that's not a small thing.
What should I expect on property taxes?
Florida resets the taxable value when a property sells, so the current bill — based on the previous owner's assessment — tells you nothing about what you'll actually pay. Ask your agent or closing team for a real estimate based on the purchase price. Don't anchor to the old number.
What are the financing terms?
Cash or new loan. MLS #298630, Realtor Association of Indian River County.
What schools serve this address?
Gemini Elementary (10/10 GreatSchools), Herbert C. Hoover Middle School (7/10), Melbourne Senior High School (6/10) — each a scenic drive up A1A.
Secluded. Not isolated.
This stretch of A1A isn't quiet by accident. It's quiet because there's nothing left to build here — and that's exactly the point.
The highway's name is fitting. This barrier island has drawn people chasing an unhurried, island-time pace of life for decades — long before it carried his name. Buy the house, and you're buying into that too.
Secluded. Not isolated.
This stretch of A1A is quiet on purpose — the kind of privacy that's genuinely hard to find on Florida's east coast anymore. Everything else is a short, scenic drive up or down the coast highway.
The highway's name is fitting — this barrier island has drawn people chasing an unhurried, island-time pace of life for decades, long before it carried his name.
