In South Florida, farmers market season lasts all year. From tropical fruit and locally grown produce to fresh flowers, artisan goods and plenty to eat on the spot, some of the area’s best markets have become weekend destinations in their own right.
Six Brown Harris Stevens listings put some of South Florida’s favorite farmers markets within easy reach, making it easy to turn a Saturday or Sunday morning into a neighborhood ritual.
This contemporary waterfront residence pairs striking modern design with expansive Biscayne Bay views in Miami’s Upper East Side.
Just minutes from Legion Park Farmers Market, the home puts one of Miami’s favorite Saturday markets close by. Set along Biscayne Bay at Legion Park, the year-round market brings together local produce, prepared foods, specialty goods and small local makers each Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Come early for the best produce selection, then stay for a walk through the waterfront park.
Explore Legion Park Farmers Market
Set on a quiet cul-de-sac, this four-bedroom residence features bright living spaces and a private backyard with a newly resurfaced pool, new pool deck and refreshed landscaping.
Every Sunday, The Shops at Merrick Park Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market brings together local vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal foods, baked goods, flowers and handcrafted finds. Set within the open-air Coral Gables shopping destination, the year-round market makes for an easy Sunday outing, whether stocking up on fresh ingredients or browsing local makers.
Explore The Shops at Merrick Park Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market
3540 N Moorings Way, Coconut Grove
Set in Coconut Grove’s gated Moorings community, this waterfront estate offers private dockage and an exceptional indoor-outdoor lifestyle.
A Saturday tradition in Coconut Grove, the Coconut Grove Farmers Market is known for its distinctly Miami mix of organic produce, tropical and exotic fruits, fresh juices and plant-based prepared foods. Held year-round at 3300 Grand Avenue, the lively open-air market also features local artisans and specialty vendors, making it as much a weekend outing as a place to stock the kitchen.
6350 SW 107th Street, Pinecrest
This newly built Pinecrest residence brings contemporary architecture and expansive indoor-outdoor living to one of the area’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods.
Sunday mornings in Pinecrest often lead to Pinecrest Gardens Farmers Market, held beneath the trees at Pinecrest Gardens. The weekly market brings together more than 80 local vendors offering fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, specialty foods, coffee and ready-to-eat favorites. Open Sundays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., the market pairs shopping with the lush surroundings of one of the neighborhood’s best-known destinations.
Explore Pinecrest Gardens Farmers Market
Brickell Heights #4108, 45 SW 9th Street, Miami
This three-bedroom residence pairs elevated city living and expansive views with a prime location in the heart of Brickell.
Just a few blocks away, The Underline Market brings local vendors together beneath The Underline in Brickell. The Saturday market features fresh produce, prepared foods, artisan goods and more, offering a lively open-air destination for shopping local in the heart of the neighborhood.
This remodeled Emerald Hills home combines bright, contemporary interiors with a private pool and generous outdoor living space.
For a farmers market experience on a much larger scale, Yellow Green Farmers Market in Hollywood is a weekend destination unto itself. Open Saturdays and Sundays year-round, the sprawling market brings together fresh produce and specialty foods with an extensive mix of international cuisine, baked goods, artisan products and independent vendors. With plenty to eat while you browse, it’s the kind of market where a quick shopping trip can easily turn into an afternoon out.
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