Desirable 2755 S Tropical Trail...
122 feet of direct Indian River frontage. No HOA. 2,998 square feet. 37 acres. These figures establish the framework of 2755 S Tropical Trail, but they tell only part of the story. This 3-bedroom plus flex room, 2.5-bath concrete residence has been thoughtfully shaped over decades to take full advantage of its exceptional riverfront setting.
Inside, oversized waterfront windows and updated triple sliders draw the river into the home, while significant kitchen and bathroom improvements enhance everyday function. A warrantied stone-coated metal roof, 2023 HVAC and added storm protection are among the substantial improvements that contribute to the home's durability and long-term value. The evolution has been deliberate, with major improvements occurring over more than two decades rather than during a single renovation
At the water, the property becomes something special. A 642-square-foot dock features a covered boathouse, 5,500-pound boat lift accommodating up to a 10-foot beam, crow's nest and freshwater washdown, with seller-estimated water depth of 3.5+ feet at the boathouse. Boating isn't simply an amenity here—it can become part of everyday life, with the convenience of docking, rinsing down and being home for dinner within minutes. The property's waterfront connection began with the natural beach, coquina shoreline, pier and dock improvements in 1998.
Outdoor living extends well beyond the dock. Malibu step decks lead toward the coquina shoreline, while a screened outdoor living area, remote-control awning, hot tub and separate 384-square-foot rear deck provide multiple places to enjoy the river throughout the day. From morning wildlife along the shoreline to sunsets from the upper deck or dock's crow's nest, the setting is an integral part of how this home lives.
What distinguishes 2755 S Tropical Trail is the combination of land, frontage, boating infrastructure, substantial improvements and lifestyle. Over approximately 25 years, the property has evolved through interior renovations, structural and resilience improvements, and increasingly refined waterfront living spaces—all centered around one constant: the beautiful Indian River.