Melbourne

Take a moment and imagine what your life could be like living on the beach, or in a luxury home in the beautiful subtropical peninsula that is Florida. Warm summer days and brisk autumn nights give this amazing place its reputation among the top tourist and vacation destinations in the Southeast United States. The medium-sized, coastal city of Melbourne in Brevard County, is one of those cities that is highly desirable and a fine place to live out your life while enjoying miles of coastal beachfront, the amenities of Orlando and the Space Coast Kennedy Space Center- only a short drive from the city of Melbourne. Melbourne is a fairly simple city to locate among the Florida highway infrastructure. Interstate-95 runs north-to-south directly through Melbourne and Brevard County up to Canada, and U.S. 192 runs from east-to-west, from Melbourne to the Beaches. With such advanced roadways and amazing city amenities including shopping malls and gas stations at virtually every corner, open roadways for eased congestion in the peaks of tourist seasons, many humble communities ready to welcome your family, and many opportunities to better you and your family’s lives.

Melbourne in the Space Coast

The communities and homes here in Melbourne are of high class and luxury, yet also include some more modest homes for the blue collar working families. Offering all sorts of home amenities and community advantages, the city residents here in Melbourne really take pride in their city. As far as the surrounding natural land and ecosystems, Melbourne and most of Southern Brevard County are supported and living amongst a real Florida treasure, the Indian River Lagoon. The Indian River and its Lagoon provide wonderful habitats for Florida’s indigenous wildlife, and make trade and water routes even more convenient in the warmer months of the year. The Indian River Lagoon also holds another unique feature. It separates the city of Melbourne up into the mainland side and the Barrier island side, which is a small portion of land that can only be accessed through various inlets, including Sebastian Inlet and many others.