Welcome to 607 Rockledge Drive, a riverfront retreat where nearly a century of history meets the quiet grace of modern living. Built in 1924, this home holds its stories within 10-foot ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and the kind of craftsmanship that endures. With five bedrooms, four baths, and a detached casita, it offers space that bends easily to life's needs, whether that's a guest haven, a multigenerational retreat, or a private studio tucked away from the main house.

Set on nearly half an acre with 113 feet of Indian River frontage, the property captures the rhythm of Old Florida. Updated wavy-glass windows preserve the home's vintage soul while quietly adding strength and efficiency. In the kitchen, modern touches have been woven seamlessly into the home's original design, creating a space that feels both timeless and alive. Light spills easily into every room, softening edges and inviting you to linger. Out front, a wide porch becomes the perfect theater for sunsets, dolphins slipping through the river, and rockets tracing arcs across the sky. The covered deep-water dock invites you to set out for a twilight cruise, or perhaps just to sit with the river and its endless horizon. And when you're ready for a different kind of gathering, Cocoa Village waits just down the street with its cafés, music, and easy charm.
This is more than a home. It is history preserved, comfort reimagined, and a riverfront life lived in full color.