Bermuda Club

If you’re trying to decide on where to retire in Florida, look no further. The Bermuda Club, named for its Bermuda-style architecture, is a gated community situated on the north side of Vero Beach, on the barrier island. Encompassing a duo of villages and built with quality foremost in mind, the community offers some of the most attractive low maintenance condominiums and single family homes with private pastel colored California-style courtyards. Two separately managed homeowners associations are behind the singular gated entrance. One for the Somerset Bay condominiums and one for the single family Bermuda Club homes. 

The well designed residences were built within the past decade, and some were completed as recently as four years ago. Lakes and ponds interspersed within the confines of the Bermuda Club and contain abundant wildlife to enjoy as well as breathtaking sunset views. The Indian River Lagoon on the edge of the Bermuda Club is home to 36 rare and endangered species of wildlife including a full one-third of the manatee population of the entire United States.

BERMUDA CLUB AMENITIES

• Gated Entrance
• Two Community Clubhouses
• Swimming Pool & Fitness Center
• Private Beach Access
• Access to the Jungle Trail
• Private Pond
• Fishing Dock and Kayak Launch on the Indian River Lagoon

Established in early 2000, Bermuda Club is meticulously maintained. Mature trees beautiful shade parts of the neighborhood and the s-curved roads add to the curb appeal. The community is pet friendly. West Indies and Florida Modern architecture are the home styles you'll find here. The condos of Somerset Bay, within the Bermuda Club proper, feature balconies with views of the Indian River Lagoon as well as the nostalgic Jungle Trail, and due to the fact that there are only two units on each floor, you’ll find windows on three sides of each unit. A rarity, the units have air conditioned garages. From 2,000 to 3,600 square feet, there is plenty of room for your treasures, as well as for entertaining guests. Approximately 167 homes are within the community including single family homes and condominiums. Bermuda Club condominiums can be found beginning in the low $500k's and single family homes are priced higher. HOA fees are $4,800 per year which includes lawn and common area maintenance and security. Condominiums are $1,218 per month and include master insurance, trash removal, water and sewer and lawn maintenance. Luxury homes for sale in Vero Beach here begin in the low $400k's. 

Property owners who head west from the gated entrance have a short drive across the convenient Wabasso Causeway Bridge to reach mainland, where folks can find restaurants, gas stations, stores, and anything else you might need; or take a trip south down A1A on the barrier island, to the quaint hominess of Indian River Shores, whose small town charm will make you glad you chose this area when you decided on where to retire in Florida. There are a lot of condos for sale in Vero Beach, but not many offer the best of all possible worlds as the Bermuda Club does. 

Disney’s Vero Beach Resort is just adjacent to the Bermuda Club’s deeded beach access, and provides exciting entertainment and dining options for children and adults – even a soothing world-class spa – within easy walking distance. There are sea turtle nesting grounds at the beach, as well as hiking trails along the well-preserved Jungle Trail, and plenty of community activities to choose from in the area. Golf courses are plentiful, and so are other outdoor activities for enjoyment of Vero Beach’s mild, year-round climate – which ranges from the low 60’s in winter to the high 70’s in the summertime; in the summer, the ocean is so warm it feels like bathwater! There are also plenty of opportunities for cultural advancement, including the Vero Beach Museum of Art and nearby Fort Pierce’s Sunrise Theatre of the Performing Arts.

The closest best schools to Bermuda Club include Beachland Elementary, Rosewood Magnet School, Osceola Magnet School, Saint Peter's Academy, and Indian River Charter High School. The Indian River State College - Mueller Center has degree programs for higher education, and Vero Beach Adult and Community Education School has numerous classes for those who simply wish to take up a hobby or learn something new at retirement.

There is a monthly Senior Bulletin Board Newsletter from the Indian River Recreation Department detailing lifelong learning courses ranging from life enrichment and fitness to computer classes; in fact, you can find groups for gardening, quilting, senior softball, or wood carving, among others. Golf and softball are not the only sporting activities Vero Beach residents enjoy. You will find tennis and racquetball courts at the award-winning Riverside Racquet Complex. There are polo matches in the late winter and early spring; and countless marine activities including sailing, kayaking, or jet skiing.