About

Owner Beth Ann Rardin started her career in real estate in the horse country of Kentucky near Lexington where she grew up. Working alongside her brother, Tom Biederman, Rardin learned the ropes and developed a knack for providing the highest level of service to her clients. In 2014 Beth Ann moved back to Vero Beach with the idea of starting her own firm. After some time working under another broker and re-familiarizing herself with the high-end properties of Vero's island community, she established herself as a licensed broker in her own right, and Rardin Real Estate was born.

Although we list, sell and rent properties from one end of Vero Beach to the other, Rardin Real Estate's specialty and focus are on barrier island properties. So whether you're interested in South Beach, Old Riomar, Central Beach, or gated communities north of Jaycee Beach, we have you covered.

And Rardin Real Estate can act as a property manager for you to ensure your property is well-maintained while you are away or on vacation. No detail is too small for our attention. Our list of approved contractors covers everything from construction to repair to lawn services.

From the moment you list your home with Rardin Real Estate to the day you close, you have our full attention. Unlike other real estate brokers that have thousands of clients, Rardin Real Estate is a boutique firm that puts you and your needs first.

And if you are looking to move to our seaside community, we can help you choose the social club and neighborhood that fits your needs and the needs of your family.

Life moves a little slower here, in Vero. We take time to enjoy coffee together at Cravings in the mornings. A stroll down Ocean Drive for mid-day shopping is always a good idea. No matter where you stand, you are just steps away from the blue ocean waves that always seem to whisper "welcome."

You'll find the locals here are welcoming, the restaurants are amazing, and every day the sun peaks its head up over the sea in an unbelievable sunrise and sparkles its way through your day before it sets over the Indian River Lagoon with a splash of color. .