Ponce Davis Homes For Sale

I live in Ponce Davis, and I’ve been selling homes here for more than 20 years.  Ponce Davis is a small, unincorporated enclave of one-acre estates in Miami (ZIP 33143), tucked between Coral Gables, South Miami and Pinecrest. Below you’ll find every Ponce Davis home for sale, updated daily from the MLS, currently ranging from about $4.8 million to $25 million. What you won’t find here: the estates that never hit the market. Many of the best homes on my street and the streets around it sell quietly, between neighbors. If you’re serious about Ponce Davis, talk to me before you make an offer.

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David Siddons, Ponce Davis resident

Ponce Davis: Miami’s Hidden Luxury Enclave

Ponce Davis is one of Miami’s best-kept secrets—and for buyers looking for privacy, land, and an exceptional family lifestyle, that is precisely the appeal.

Located between Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, and Pinecrest, Ponce Davis is a small residential enclave of predominantly large-lot estates. It is quiet, heavily landscaped, and almost entirely residential, with no commercial corridors or through traffic. You can drive through the neighborhood in less than a minute and easily miss it. Once you know it, however, the combination of location, privacy, and scale is difficult to replicate elsewhere in Miami.

The Land Is the Difference

For many buyers, the biggest attraction is the land. Most Ponce Davis properties sit on approximately one acre, with some estates occupying half-acre or larger parcels. In a city where large, private lots are increasingly difficult to find, this gives homeowners something that luxury condominiums and smaller-lot neighborhoods simply cannot: space.

The neighborhood offers room for substantial homes, expansive gardens, pools, outdoor entertaining areas, and the kind of indoor-outdoor lifestyle Miami buyers increasingly prioritize. Land values have been reaching as high as approximately $8 million per acre, reflecting the scarcity of large parcels in such a strategically located part of Miami.

A Quiet Neighborhood Without Being Far Away

Ponce Davis feels removed from the city, but it is not remote. Coconut Grove and Coral Gables are only minutes away, South Miami is approximately five minutes away, and Miami International Airport is roughly 20 minutes from the neighborhood.

For families, the location is particularly compelling. Ransom Everglades, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, Saint Thomas Episcopal Parish School, and Gulliver Preparatory School are all within a short drive. That means buyers can have a private estate and a peaceful residential environment without sacrificing access to Miami’s schools, restaurants, business centers, and airport.

Privacy, Safety and a Real Neighborhood Feel

Ponce Davis is not a traditional gated community, although there are gated enclaves within the neighborhood. What creates the feeling of privacy is the combination of large lots, mature trees, limited traffic, and streets that are primarily used by residents.

It is also a neighborhood where families actually live—not simply a collection of luxury properties. Children ride bikes, neighbors walk their dogs, and the streets have a genuine community feel. For buyers relocating from New York, California, or other major cities, that sense of space and normal family life can be one of the biggest surprises.

Build or Buy

Buyers can choose between established estates and new construction. Architecture is diverse, ranging from classic and Mediterranean homes to transitional properties and contemporary tropical-modern estates. There is no uniform architectural style, allowing buyers to find something individual or purchase land and create a completely custom residence.

For those planning to build, Ponce Davis also has an important advantage: its unincorporated Miami-Dade County status can make the permitting and construction process more straightforward than in some incorporated neighboring municipalities.

Why Buyers Choose Ponce Davis

Ultimately, Ponce Davis is about having what is increasingly difficult to find in Miami: a large private estate, substantial land, excellent schools, a quiet residential setting, and proximity to the best of the city—all in one location.

It may not have the name recognition of Coral Gables or Coconut Grove, and that is part of its appeal. Buyers who discover Ponce Davis often realize that they can have more land, more privacy, and a stronger sense of neighborhood without moving far from the city.

For families who want to live in Miami rather than simply own a property here, Ponce Davis deserves to be on the shortlist.