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Experience and Dimension

Choosing a real estate agent who has the tools, skills and experience to make your dreams come true can be a challenge. Toni has been a local resident since 1977 and active in the Florida real estate market since 1982. She also has worked for local financial institutions, builders and developers. Toni's comprehensive knowledge of the real estate and mortgage business brings a wide diversity of skills to her clients. In addition to membership in the local, Florida, and national REALTOR associations, Toni holds the exclusive designations of GRI (Graduate REALTORS Institute) and ABR (Accredited Buyer's Representative).

Toni's unique understanding of the community grows from years of service with local organizations. She is a past President of the Exchange Club of Vero Beach, served on the Board of Directors of Riverside Theatre and has chaired the Riverside Childrens Theatre Committee. She has also served as a volunteer for Junior League the Youth Guidance Mentoring and Activities Program and other charitable organizations.

Someone you can trust.

The most important thing when choosing a real estate professional is to find someone you can trust. Toni has a history of success and integrity in real estate that you can depend on. She is an experienced negotiator with expert knowledge of the local market. You can count on her to always work with your interests in mind, and to represent you and your wishes to the best of her ability. Honesty, integrity and a willingness to "go the extra mile" best define her business philosophy.

 
Welcome to Vero Beach, Florida

Aerial photo of Vero Beach from Atlantic Coast

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A gentle breeze, a "big" catch, sea blue waters, and a sun-drenched golf course ... these are life's simple pleasures, and they can be found in abundance on a daily basis in beautiful Vero Beach.

 

Indian River CitrusVero Beach is located on the eastern coast of Florida in Indian River County on the beautiful Treasure Coast. Ideally located halfway between Cape Canaveral and West Palm Beach, this unique community "where the tropics begin" affords perfect weather in large doses and is home to world famous Indian River Citrus. There is always a breeze, birds singing, and some of the most beautiful skies and sunsets in the world.

 

Indian River SunsetA smaller community which is home to about 130,000 people county-wide, Vero is conveniently located between two major airports, Orlando International and Palm Beach International. Vero's fine municipal airport and marina serve the needs of private pilots and boaters alike.

 

Vero Beach has long been known as a hidden gem of the Treasure Coast for Florida residents and visitors alike, providing a quiet and friendly community environment for who all enjoy elegant seaside living.
Vero Beach offers a true luxury Florida lifestyle with a diverse amount of cultural activities, amazing architecture, fine sandy beaches, lush tropical landscapes, giant ancient oaks, championship golfing, and community-exclusive polo grounds. It is the perfect place for those looking to retire in a relaxing community atmosphere; for those who wish to raise their children in a safe, clean, culturally rich environment; or for those just looking for a getaway. Vero Beach has been called "Miamis version of the Hamptons" on CNBC and ranked #2 best place to live by CNN Money. 

 

Culture

 

In Vero Beach, culture abounds with world class shows, celebrity entertainment, and diverse exhibitions.

 

The Vero Beach Museum of Art features tours, lectures, film studies series, special events and art classes. The Vero Beach Art Club, located at the museum, sponsors art shows and exhibitions throughout the year. Riverside Theatre hosts a variety of shows and events for music and theatre lovers alike. From the celebrity special events and distinguished lecture series to the local events and programs, there is something for everyone. The Riverside Children's Theatre hosts children's productions throughout the year. The Vero Beach Theatre Guild presents a season long series of stage productions.

 

From open air concerts to the Vero Beach Opera, music lovers will enjoy the choices offered year round. The Vero Beach Choral Society, Atlantic Classical Orchestra, Indian River Symphonic Association and Treasure Coast Jazz Society, among others perform locally throughout the year. A variety of open air performances are held in area parks as well as on Vero's Ocean Drive during the Sunset Saturday Night Concert Series, occurring the 2nd Saturday of each month.

 

History buffs will want to visit the Indian River Citrus Museum. On display are photographs and memorabilia from early pioneers who established the area's citrus industry. The Indian River County Historical Society Museum also features memorabilia of the area's history. Treasure hunters will enjoy a visit to the McLarty and Mel Fisher Treasure Museums where artifacts from the Atocha and the 1715 Fleet are showcased.

 

Indian River LagoonThe Environmental Learning Center helps visitors get back in touch with their natural surroundings. Children and adults can enjoy canoe excursions, hiking trails and butterfly gardens as well as numerous other activities. For an educational experience, hands on labs are offered.

 

Harbor Branch at Florida Atlantic University, just south of Vero Beach, is one of the world's leading non-profit oceanographic organizations dedicated to the exploration of the earth's oceans, estuaries and coastal areas. Public programs and lectures are offered as well as wildlife and lagoon boat tours and tours of the campus.

 

McKee Botanical Garden, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is an 18 acre sub topical garden. Self guided and pre-arranged tours are available.

 

Recreation

 

With an average balmy 74 degree temperature, recreational activities in Vero Beach and the surrounding areas abound. Days can be comfortably spent enjoying the great outdoors. By land, river or sea, outdoor activities in Vero Beach run the gamut.
 

Dolphins in the Indian River

The Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway provide a playground to every water sport imaginable. Vero offers boating, fishing, dolphin watching, kayaking, jet skiing, diving and snorkeling along its 26 miles of unspoiled beaches. Some of the best surfing and kite boarding on the East Coast and miles of sandy beaches provide hours of fun in the sun.

 

Sea Turtles in the Indian RiverGolf and tennis facilities are readily accessible with numerous private and public clubs to choose from. Hiking, walking and cycling can be enjoyed at many locations throughout the area including several wildlife preserves and parks. Residents who are environmentally-minded will enjoy a variety of nature preserves, wildlife refuges and educational centers that the Vero Beach area has to offer. The Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge offers sea turtle watch programs by reservation in June and July.

 

Village Shops in Indian River ShoresWith fine dining and ample shopping in unique boutiques, our little community has it all.

 

Vero Beach has earned its reputation as the "Gem of The Treasure Coast". Come visit Vero Beach and the chances are very good that you will want to stay forever.

Vero Beach

About the area

General Information

Business and Commerce

Culture

Education

Government

Media, Publications, News & Weather

The TCPalm Web Site of media services (newspapers and broadcast) on the Treasure Coast
Vero Beach Magazine
Weather Underground Report for Vero Beach area
WQCS Radio, the local NPR radio station

Recreation

Social and Services

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