5055 N Hwy A1A 904, Fort Pierce, FL 34949 (MLS# B26097455)

Supplements: BIG OCEAN VIEWS. BAREFOOT MORNINGS. THIS IS HOW YOU DO THE TREASURE COAST. Welcome to 5055 North Highway A1A, Unit 904, at Bryn Mawr Ocean Towers on North Hutchinson Island. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence puts the Atlantic in the spotlight, with sweeping ocean views from the living room and primary suite, a covered balcony, and a setting that mak ... (Read more) BIG OCEAN VIEWS. BAREFOOT MORNINGS. THIS IS HOW YOU DO THE TREASURE COAST. Welcome to 5055 North Highway A1A, Unit 904, at Bryn Mawr Ocean Towers on North Hutchinson Island. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence puts the Atlantic in the spotlight, with sweeping ocean views from the living room and primary suite, a covered balcony, and a setting that makes staying home feel like an event. The view gets your attention immediately. The lifestyle gives you a reason to stay. Picture the first cup of coffee as the horizon begins to glow. Slide open the balcony doors, take your favorite seat, and watch the ocean change color while the island wakes up. Later, come back from the beach, pour something cold, and let the conversation run as long as the view. With balcony access from both the living room and primary bedroom, that connection to the coast becomes part of your daily routine. Sunrise has a standing reservation here, and you've got the good seats. Inside, the spacious living and dining area gives you room to gather, entertain and enjoy the scenery. A built-in wet bar sets the stage for cocktail hour, while the kitchen's breakfast nook and pass-through keep everyday meals easy and conversation flowing. The primary suite pairs its ocean outlook with a bath featuring a dual-sink vanity and walk-in shower. A second bedroom and bath provide room for guests, and in-unit laundry handles the practical side of beach living. Bring your coastal vision to the interiors. The ocean backdrop is already spectacular. Bryn Mawr's appeal reaches well beyond the balcony. Set between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon, the community brings together two distinctly different waterfront experiences. Private beach access across A1A, with a dune crossover, connects you with the sand for morning walks, beachcombing and afternoons that require little more than a chair, a book and sunscreen. On the river side, the community kayak launch opens the door to paddling and exploring the surrounding waterways. Ocean energy in one direction. A quieter paddle in the other. That's a compelling way to organize your day. The amenity lineup gives your competitive streak and your lounge chair equal billing. Enjoy the heated pool and sun deck, meet up for tennis or pickleball, shoot some hoops, or make a friendly rivalry out of bocce and shuffleboard. The clubhouse, billiards, fitness facilities and sauna add even more ways to spend your time. Landscaped grounds and gated entry complete the setting. You can put together an active day right in the community, then be back upstairs with your feet up and the Atlantic filling the view. North Hutchinson Island delivers the coastal atmosphere that brings people to this stretch of Florida: natural dunes, ocean shoreline, mangroves and the waterways of the Indian River Lagoon. Here, a beach walk can become part of an ordinary weekday. An afternoon paddle can take the place of another afternoon indoors. Keep a pair of sandals by the door and leave some room in the schedule. This address rewards a little spontaneity. Head south to Fort Pierce Inlet State Park for swimming, surfing, snorkeling, fishing, picnicking and time on the sand. Explore the trails and natural surroundings, or settle in to watch the coastal scenery. Nearby, the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum on North A1A offers a powerful look at Naval Special Warfare history through its exhibits and artifacts. Between the park and the museum, you've already got the makings of a memorable day out when guests ask what there is to do. Head north along A1A and make Round Island Riverside Park part of your rotation. Walking trails, a boardwalk, an observation tower and canoe-launching facilities offer another way to experience the lagoon's natural setting. Bring the camera and binoculars, take your time, and enjoy a change of scenery. For days built around the water, the wider Fort Pierce area also offers boating, fishing, diving, snorkeling and kayaking opportunities. Build your own collection of favorite places to cast a line, take a paddle or watch boats move through the inlet. Historic downtown Fort Pierce brings a different kind of energy. Saturday mornings at the waterfront farmers market can start with coffee and fresh baked goods, then turn into browsing local produce, seafood, flowers and other finds while live music sets the pace. Walk around the City Marina, explore downtown shops and galleries, and choose a waterfront table when lunch turns into an afternoon. It's the kind of outing that can become a weekly tradition before you've even unpacked the last box. When the evening calls for a little more occasion, pair dinner downtown with a performance at the historic Sunrise Theatre. Concerts, comedy and live entertainment give you a reason to trade the beach bag for a night out. The pleasure of this location is having choices: a lively evening in town, a relaxed dinner by the water, or your own balcony with the night sky overhead. You get to decide how much goes on the calendar. Vero Beach brings its own coastal style to the north. Explore the boutiques and galleries of the Oceanside district, browse around Ocean Drive, and make time for everything from a casual beachside lunch to an oceanfront dinner. This is an easy place to build a list of favorites, from the coffee stop that starts your morning to the table you reserve when friends come to town. Beach days and dressed-up evenings fit comfortably into the same itinerary. Give the arts a place in that itinerary, too. Explore exhibitions at the Vero Beach Museum of Art or enjoy professional theatre at Riverside Theatre. Together with Fort Pierce's downtown venues, they put museum visits, stage productions and live entertainment within reach of your island home. Spend the morning outdoors, take in an exhibition in the afternoon, and finish with dinner. That's a full day with excellent scenery between stops. And yes, you can fly into Vero Beach. Vero Beach Regional Airport (VRB) offers commercial airline service, adding a practical way to reach your Treasure Coast getaway. Collect your bags and make your way to the island with the beach already on your mind. For seasonal stays, extended visits or welcoming guests, having a regional airport in the area adds another advantage to this address. Book the flight, pack the sandals, and let the good part begin. At Unit 904, you can build your days around the things you came to Florida to enjoy. Make this your everyday address or your own place to escape to when the coast calls. Spend more mornings outside, more afternoons on the water, and more evenings with people you want around your table. Bring your vision. Pick your balcony chair. Make this slice of North Hutchinson Island your own.