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Ocean-Access Lots in Port St. Lucie

Ocean-Access Canal & River Lots in Port St. Lucie

This page shows Port St. Lucie lots on saltwater canals and the St. Lucie River, including canal-front lots, navigable water and lots with no fixed bridges to the ocean. These are the lots for boaters.

What to Know Before You Buy

For a boating lot, the water route matters as much as the lot:

  • Bridges. Fixed bridges limit boat height; “no fixed bridge” lots suit sailboats and larger boats.
  • Canal width and depth. Wider, deeper canals handle bigger boats; depth can change with tides.
  • Run time to the inlet. Ask how long it takes to reach the St. Lucie Inlet.
  • Seawall and dock. Get the seawall inspected and check dock permits.

Read our ocean access boaters’ guide for more on Port St. Lucie boating routes.

At a Glance

WaterSaltwater canals and the St. Lucie River
Key checksBridges, canal width/depth, seawall, dock permits
Best forBoaters building a waterfront home
Listings shownActive and pending canal, ocean-access and navigable-water lots

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if a lot has ocean access?

The listing should say so, but confirm the route to the St. Lucie Inlet, bridge heights and canal depth.

What does no fixed bridge mean?

There is no fixed bridge between the lot and open water, so taller boats can pass.

Do canal lots need a seawall?

Most saltwater canal lots have or need one. Inspect it before you buy.

Call (772) 359-1926 to ask about any lot on this page.