House ∙ 3 bedrooms ∙ 8 guests | House in Palm Island with Balcony

Sensational 3-bedroom home on the beach! This gulf-front home with a screened lanai has been totally updated ! Upgrades include a new kitchen ( appliances, cabinets and counters) , a new roof, and new HVAC. Many touchless features have been incorporated into the kitchen including touchless facet, touchless soap dispenser and touchless paper towel dispenser! Large screened-in Lanai overlooking the Gulf of Mexico offers unobstructed sunsets every night! A propane grill is located on the deck level off the living room. Washer, dryer, and beach chairs are all included. This home has a private dock across the street on Bocilla Lagoon for your use. This property is set up as a ONE MONTH minimum. Shorter stays will be considered on an individual basis. FOR STAYS OF LESS THAN 28 NIGHTS, PLEASE FORWARD A REQUEST WITH INFORMATION ON YOUR PARTY.
Have you vacationed on the island before? Palm Island a.k.a. Don Pedro Island, is a barrier island 7 miles long between Sarasota and Ft. Myers on the Gulf coast with sugar-sand beaches, beautiful harbors and lagoons, great fishing and shelling only accessible by a short 10 minute car ferry or private boat. Our beaches are some of the most pristine and quiet in all of coastal Florida. There are no high rises blocking your Gulf views, unpaved sandy roads, and a relaxed "Old Florida" atmosphere. There is one restaurant called the Rum Bay that serves lunch and dinner. The car ferry runs continually from 6:30 am until 10:00 pm from Sunday through Thursday and until 11:00 pm Friday and 12:00 midnight Saturday. You drive your car onto the ferry and then directly to your vacation rental home. It's a very special place to vacation. We have kayak rentals and golf cart rentals for your use during your vacation.All of our properties on Palm Island require a ferry ride to get there. One round trip on the ferry for car and passengers costs $55. The alternative is to purchase a book of 10 round trips for $400, or $40 per round trip. For more information on the ferry, google Palm Island Transit.