Nettles Island

Nettles Island is a prestigious neighborhood located in Port St. Lucie, FL. The island is made up of approximately 100 homes and sits in the middle of the St. Lucie River just north of the Martin County line. The history of Nettles Island can be traced back to 1879, when the first house was built on the island. The island was originally used as a pineapple plantation, and then, from 1905 until 1978, it was used as a fishing resort called "Pelican Island." In 1979, it became Nettles Island and has been home to many wealthy families ever since.

Nettles Island has been featured in several magazines and newspapers over the past few decades for being one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in town. In recent years, it's been named by both Forbes and Money Magazine as one of the top 10 richest towns in Florida.

In Nettles Island, you can find the most luxurious homes in all of Port St. Lucie. Many homes have their own private docks and yachts, as well as tennis courts, pools, and guest houses. Prices for homes on the island start at around $1 million and go up from there. You will also find some of the best restaurants in Port Saint Lucie and a shopping center in Nettles Island. Some of them are listed below:

• The Cove at Nettles Island: This is a waterfront restaurant that offers fresh seafood and stunning views of the St. Lucie River. This is a waterfront restaurant that offers fresh seafood and stunning views of the St. Lucie River.
• Gander's Landing: This is a country-style steakhouse that serves up delicious cuts of meat and a wide variety of beers.
• The Boathouse: This is a waterfront bar and grill that offers dockside dining and an extensive menu of seafood, steaks, burgers, and sandwiches.

If you wish to visit Nettles Island, you can find it at the north end of Port St. Lucie, just east of Jensen Beach. The island is accessible only by boat or ferry, and there is no public transportation available. So if you're looking for a luxurious and private getaway, Nettles Island is the perfect spot.

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