A fully furnished, two-bedroom retreat on Florida's Treasure Coast — offered for seasonal rent today, with ownership on the table for the right buyer.
“We've watched the sun rise and set over this water for years, and some mornings it still stops us mid-step — like we're living inside a postcard.” — Scott Van Putten, owner
Some condos have a water view. This one has a water life — a screened porch set directly over the Intracoastal, close enough that you'll clock the tide by the dock lines and the dolphins by name. Building 9 sits at the quiet end of Hanson's Landing, angled toward the St. Lucie Inlet Preserve, where the shoreline stays wild and the sunrises get first crack at the sky.
Inside, the work is already done: granite counters, a wet bar, new stainless appliances, in-unit washer and dryer, and a flat screen wired for Bluestream cable and Apple TV. It shows like a model unit because the owners have kept it that way — turnkey, furnished, and ready for a season or a signature.
Whether you're weighing a seasonal rental in Stuart, FL while you get to know the Treasure Coast, or you're ready to buy on the Intracoastal outright, this one's set up to go either way — no renovation, no guesswork, no long commitment required to start.
Every photo here was taken from the unit or the community dock — nothing borrowed from a stock library.
Light, open, and move-in ready — bright new flooring throughout, vaulted ceilings, and water views from the main living space.
Furnished down to the dish towels. This is what you're actually renting or buying — no guesswork required.
1,135 square feet enclosed, plus a 123-square-foot screened porch — this is the actual recorded floor plan on file for the unit, not a rough sketch. A master bedroom that opens onto the porch, a second bedroom with its own bath, and a living room and dining room both built for real furniture, not just a couch pushed against a wall.
Hanson's Landing sits on a finger of land between the Intracoastal and the St. Lucie Inlet Preserve — close enough to downtown Stuart's restaurants and marinas to be convenient, far enough into the mangroves to feel like your own address, not a resort's.
The barrier island across the water absorbs the ocean swell before it ever reaches you, which is why the mornings here are so still: flat water, low light, and birds instead of traffic.
Stuart sits right in the middle of the Treasure Coast, with easy driving in every direction. Both of Stuart's hospitals — Cleveland Clinic Martin North and Cleveland Clinic Martin South — are just minutes away, Witham Field (Stuart's own general aviation airport) is a short hop from downtown, and it's about a 30-minute drive south to Jupiter, Jupiter Medical Center, and northern Palm Beach County. That makes this a genuinely convenient base for a seasonal stay, a house hunt, or a travel nurse contract anywhere along the Treasure Coast.
The owners are renting the unit seasonally right now, and will consider a sale to the right buyer. Ask about either — or both.
Availability changes seasonally — reach out for current open months.
Not actively listed — the owners will entertain serious offers.
Hanson's Landing is a deed-restricted community with its own rules and a formal leasing process. Read through these documents before reaching out — it'll save everyone a step.
Leasing terms, pool and dock policies, parking, pets, and everything else the Board enforces. 14 pages.
The full application packet required by the association's property manager, including the vehicle registration form. 6 pages.
See the actual lease terms upfront — rent, deposit, parking, and house rules — before you apply. 13 pages. Access is password-protected; contact Scott for the download password.
Every lease runs a minimum of three months, up to twice a year, and requires an Orientation Committee interview before move-in — applications take at least 14 business days to process, so plan ahead.
Whether you're thinking about a few months next winter or a longer-term move, I'm happy to walk you through the unit, the building, and the numbers — no pressure, just straight answers, owner to renter.
No narration, no music — just the actual sound of waves crashing on the other side of the barrier island, recorded from the dock in front of the condo. Turn your volume up and press play.