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Stock Island

Key West’s working waterfront: commercial fishing docks, deep-water marinas and a small but growing supply of newer residential construction.

Buyers come here for boat access and value within a five-minute drive of Key West.

Overview

About Stock Island

Stock Island sits immediately east of Key West and remains one of the Keys’ genuine working waterfronts, with commercial fishing docks and marinas alongside newer residential and hospitality development.

It is home to the College of the Florida Keys and the Key West Golf Club, and it is only minutes from Key West by car or bicycle.

Typical property: Condominiums, townhomes and some single-family homes, including newer construction, generally at lower prices than comparable homes in Key West.

Living here

Life in Stock Island

  1. On the water

    Deep-water marinas and dockage make it a practical base for serious boaters.
  2. Close to town

    Key West’s restaurants, shops and airport are a few minutes away.
  3. A changing island

    New residential construction sits next to long-standing commercial waterfront.

Before you buy

Worth checking

The questions Kate asks first about any Stock Island property.

  1. Nearby zoning and commercial uses, including active working waterfront
  2. Association rules and fees for newer developments
  3. Flood zone, elevation and insurance

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