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Sewall’s Point is a charming peninsula located on the eastern side of Martin County, surrounded by the waters of the St. Lucie River and the Indian River Lagoon. Both the town and the peninsula are named for Capt. Henry Edwin Sewall. Famous for its waterfront estate homes and wide water views of the rivers and Intracoastal Waterway, it truly is a boaters’ paradise. 

The tree-lined streets feature beautiful estate homes, many of which are waterfront with docks. Sewall’s Point is a designated bird sanctuary and has been a nationally recognized “Tree City” for over two decades. If you are looking for a high quality of life with small-town character, Sewall’s Point is perfect for you!

Sewall’s Point has a beautiful park with a playground for children and several benches angled to enjoy beautiful water views. You may also enjoy fishing in the river and the water retention area. The park is located across from Town Hall. You are welcome to have parties and other events there. Please check with the Town Clerk to reserve the gazebo.

Get to know your neighbors by participating in the many events presented by the Town and our wonderful Cultural Committee. Join us for the Winter Holiday Open House at Town Hall, the 4th of July Bicycle Parade and Family Party, the Spring Eggstravaganza, Movies under the Stars and many other fun activities. These events contribute to the feeling of community that helps to make Sewall’s Point a very special place.

Sewall’s Point is full of history and even has a book written about it by local resident and historian, Sandra Thurlow. You will find historical markers in Indialucie, High Point and the Town Park; look for them as you travel through those areas. The Town of Sewall’s Point was chartered in 1957 and is named after Henry Sewall.

Sewall’s Point is a nationally recognized Tree City and an Audubon Society Certified Bird Sanctuary. You must have a permit to remove any tree with a caliper of 2” or more, and heavy trimming of trees (called “hat racking”) is deemed to be effective removal. 

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