Key Haven Originally named Raccoon Key, Key Haven is an island in the lower Florida Keys about a mile east of the island of Key West. It is an unincorporated suburb of greater Key West, and houses approximately one thousand residents. The city limits of Key West on northern Stock Island are separated from Key Haven by a channel about a quarter mile wide. It is just off of the northeast side of Stock Island, and connected by fill to U.S. Route 1 (the Overseas Highway) via Key Haven Road, its primary road, is east of mile marker 5. Like most of the developed keys, the island's expansion was created with fill from the digging of boating canals. Many of Key West's business owners and professional workers reside in Key Haven. In late 2005, it was chosen as the location for the filming of The Real World-Key West, which appeared in 2006. The Real World home is located at the end of Driftwood Drive in Key Haven. If you don't mind a little boasting, we listed and sold the property to the present owner and were responsible for the selection of that property by the Real World producers.