Joe Santoro/Realtor

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I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	The Keyes Company/Realtors
Location:	Stuart
Web sites:	My Listings
Phone:	(772) 834-9206

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How would you describe the public and private education options in Stuart?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by J.P. - Stuart - Schools - 1 answer

Joe Santoro/Realtor answered:

Martin County Public Schools, including Martin County High, Jensen Beach High, South Fork High and most of the middle and elementary schools, have been givien a 'A' rating three years in a row and have an extremely high graduation rate. Indian River Community College is also in Stuart and many colleges and universities are with driving distance. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

Are there any major traffic problems in Stuart?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by Stephan - Stuart - Traffic & Public Transportation - 1 answer

Joe Santoro/Realtor answered:

Stuart is situated perfectly for commuting either north or south as Federal Highway (US Rt.1)runs directly through the city and Interstate 95 and the Florida Turnpike both have exits convieniently located here. The culture and night life of Palm Beach and Palm Beach International Airport is only 30 minutes south and the fun and adventure of the Orlando area and Cape Canaveral is 2 hours north. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

How would you describe the social scene in Stuart?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by J.P. - Stuart - Entertainment & Nightlife - 1 answer

Joe Santoro/Realtor answered:

Historic Downtown Stuart is the heart of the cultural scene and night life. Gourmet restaurants and funky bars coexist with the the famous Lyric Theater where the shows range from rock to opera, comedians to dramas. Also available is the Barn Theater for wonderful Local theater. The Eliott Museum on Hutchinson Island displays antique cars and inventions and the Oceanographic Learning Center across the street gives us the chance to pet stingrays and learn about the environment of this beautiful area. Also on Hutchinson Island is the House of Refuge Museum showcasing the history of the Treasure Coast and how it got its name from all the treasure bearing ships that sank off our coast. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

How are the parks and recreational areas in Stuart?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by J.P. - Stuart - Parks & Recreation - 1 answer

Joe Santoro/Realtor answered:

Stuart and Martin County offer many parks and recreational areas for all different activities. There are Boat launching ramps and picnic areas at the Jensen Beach and Stuart Causeways and Sandsprit Park, right where the St.lucie River, Indian River and the Intracoastal Waterway meet at the St. Lucie Inlet. Many public Beaches on Hutchinson Island offer guarded swimming, restrooms, and concession stands. Indian Riverside Park offers history and recreation in a beautiful riverside location and Halpatiokie Park offers skating, soccer fields and baseball fields in a natural unspoiled preserve area along the 'South Fork'. Many smaller parks and skate parks can be found throughout the area. And a dog park is in the planning stages for your four legged friends. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

How are the shopping and local amenities in Stuart?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by Stephan - Stuart - Shopping & Local Amenities - 1 answer

Joe Santoro/Realtor answered:

Stuart offers every retail amenity anyone could want from national department stores at the Treasure Coast Square Mall to mom and pop shops and consignment stores; from chic boutiques and art galleries in Historic downtown Stuart to the 'Big Box' stores on Federal highway; from large regional supermarkets to a weekly green market in the park. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

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