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South Hutchinson Island is a 22-mile barrier island in the center of Florida’s Gold Coast. Here, just one hour north of the Palm Beaches, you’ll find old-Florida charm and natural beauty intact.

Driving over the causeway bridges, you realize you are taking a trip back in time to Florida the way it used to be. Mangrove islands dot the horizon. An occasional fishing boat can be seen floating over the Indian River’s grass flats and shell bars.

Trillium’s prime location is surrounded by over a dozen dedicated public beach parks and hundreds of acres of mangrove preserves. These natural wetlands are rookeries for graceful herons, ibis and wood storks. Miles of pristine, white sand beach stretch to the north and south of Trillium’s private access. The ocean surf is warmed by the famous Gulf Stream current and averages 76 degrees.

Imagine a tropical Florida coastline where you can actually ride a horse on the beach or walk for miles without seeing another footprint. Imagine inland waters over a mile-wide, fringed with protected mangroves, and islands of mollusks where you can fish for sea trout, snook and redfish. Step out over the Intracoastal waterway to view the sunset from Trillium’s private observation dock. Tie your boat up during the day and launch a trip into some of Florida’s finest wide waters for fishing and exploring. Two world famous inlets to the Atlantic ocean are within 10 miles north and south.

Trillium is an oasis of natural beauty in the center of the glamorous Gold Coast of Florida. Trillium’s British West Indies architecture blends effortlessly with its South Hutchinson Island locale.