Lazy Lagoon sits on the bayside of Key Largo near mile marker 100, a little closer to the Overseas Highway than its neighbors. It is the easy-living side of the Keys: quick trips for groceries and dinner, then home to a quiet street a few minutes from the bay.
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Homes in Lazy Lagoon are non-waterfront. That is the smart part. You skip the cost and upkeep of a seawall and dock, and you still live a short walk from Buttonwood Sound and some of the best sunsets in Key Largo.
The Upper Keys Sailing Club is a short walk from Lazy Lagoon. With your sailboat in a club slip or dry storage, when space is available, you can be on the water every weekend without paying waterfront prices for your home. I explain how that works in Buying a Home Near the Upper Keys Sailing Club.
Lazy Lagoon borders Point Pleasant and Buttonwood Shores, both with bayfront and non-waterfront homes. Prefer a condo nearby? The Sanctuary is close by, or browse all Key Largo real estate.
Selling in Lazy Lagoon? A home near the bay without waterfront upkeep has real appeal. My certified home program helps buyers feel sure about it, with a pre-listing inspection, issues fixed before listing, and a home warranty. Find out how it works.
Curious what Lazy Lagoon homes have sold for lately? The Lazy Lagoon market report covers current listings, pending sales, and the last two years of closings. Active homes are listed below.
Lazy Lagoon is on the bayside of Key Largo near mile marker 100, close to the Overseas Highway. It sits next to Point Pleasant and Buttonwood Shores.
No. Lazy Lagoon homes are non-waterfront, but Buttonwood Sound and the Upper Keys Sailing Club are a short walk away.
Yes. Many sailors keep their sailboats in Upper Keys Sailing Club slips or dry storage instead of at home. Club dockage is set aside for sailboats, and availability depends on the club, so confirm it with the club before buying.
Have a question about Lazy Lagoon? Contact Jim Signor or call 305-394-4449.

Jim Signor: 305-394-4449