The Neighborhood

Central Beach, Vero Beach

Central Beach is Vero Beach's barrier-island neighborhood, ZIP 32963: a compact, walkable corridor along Ocean Drive between the Barber Bridge and Riomar. 400 Live Oak Rd sits in this corridor, steps from guarded beach parks and minutes from downtown.

Aerial view of the coastal Central Beach neighborhood around 400 Live Oak Rd, Vero Beach, near the ocean and inlet

Steps

to guarded beach parks

5 min

to downtown over the Barber Bridge

10–15 min

to Vero Beach Regional Airport

Beyond the Beach

A park-once district with everything in reach

Central Beach is one of Vero's two "park-once" districts. Shops, galleries, and restaurants line Ocean Drive, and the lagoon side holds Riverside Park and Royal Palm Pointe, home of the Vero Beach Museum of Art. Downtown crosses the Barber Bridge in about five minutes, and Vero Beach Regional Airport is roughly three miles away, a ten to fifteen minute drive.

  • Walk Score in the mid-60s for Ocean Drive addresses, with driving for larger grocery trips
  • Riverside Park and the Vero Beach Museum of Art on the lagoon
  • Golf carts, bikes, and beach gear as everyday transport
Coastal-style screened pool patio at 400 Live Oak Rd Island living

Schools

One feeder pattern, island to graduation

Central Beach is served by the School District of Indian River County. The island's elementary school is Beachland, feeding Gifford Middle and then Vero Beach High. Attendance boundaries can be revised, so confirm the current zone for any address with the district.

School District of Indian River County

Beachland Elementary School

PK–5 · 3350 Indian River Drive East, Vero Beach

Gifford Middle School

6–8 · Indian River County feeder pattern

Vero Beach High School

9–12 · Indian River County feeder pattern

Feeder pattern and addresses per the School District of Indian River County; always confirm current boundaries before relying on them.

Come see the island for yourself

Bénédicte will walk you through 400 Live Oak Rd and the neighborhood that surrounds it, from the beach parks to the grotto pool.

Questions about the area are welcome, no obligation.