2 min to Dunes Dr. Beach Access + Bay Access + NEW - Port Saint Joe

Brand-New Beach & Bay Retreat!
New construction, short walk (or 2-min drive) to public gulf beach access. Private bay access for kayaking/paddleboarding. 1/4 mile to St. Joseph Peninsula State Park - beaches, hiking, boat launch. Boat trailers are OK in neighborhood. Modern kitchen, Wi-Fi, AC, parking. A short walk to both Cone Heads 8020 and Longbill's on Cape San Blas restaurants. Perfect spot for coastal adventures!

The space
Tucked away at the tranquil north end of Cape San Blas, this 5-bedroom beach house is your ultimate haven for family gatherings, friend getaways, or multi-generational escapes along Florida’s unspoiled Forgotten Coast. Sleeps up to 10 guests comfortably with a king bed in the master suite located on the first floor, four bedrooms upstairs with three queen beds, and a bunk bed (two full-size beds) with a twin-size trundle bed - perfect for kids, teens, or extra guests. When not at the beach, for entertainment, all bedrooms have 55" TVs and the living room, which is open to the kitchen and dining area has a 75" TV. The kitchen is well-furnished for preparing and enjoying meals when not out to eat at nearby restaurants.

The back deck overlooks wetlands and is a perfect spot for enjoying a morning coffee. Prime location with effortless water access in every direction:

A short walk to deeded bay access, bring your kayaks and paddleboards! Public Gulf beach access is just a 2-minute drive - white sand and turquoise waves.

Guest access
You have access to the entire home, other than a locked owner's closet in the master bathroom and a locked attic.

Other things to note
Cape San Blas Beaches are ranked among the nation’s top beaches for its family-friendly uncrowded shore, perfect for sandcastles, splashing, and campfires on the beach.

For a deeper dive into nature, the nearby (~0.24 miles) T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park has nearly 2,000 acres of dunes, marshes, and forests. The park also has a boat launch, making it simple to trailer in and head out for fishing, scalloping, or island-hopping. No boat parking restrictions—park your trailer in the spacious driveway overnight or between adventures.

Fishing enthusiasts can cast from the shore, charter a half-day trip for redfish and trout, or head to the bay’s piers for tarpon in season. Families can enjoy stand-up paddleboarding lessons or a dolphin cruise from Port St. Joe, while history buffs climb the nearby Cape San Blas Lighthouse for 360-degree panoramas of the curving coastline.

When it’s time to refuel, the Cape's North End dining keeps it casual. Start with breakfast at Scallop Cove’s grab-and-go counter—fluffy yeast donuts (baked fresh daily in glazed or cinnamon sugar) with steaming coffee and bay views or grab a po’boy for beach nibbles. For lunch, Cone Heads 8020 delivers beach-bum bliss: fish tacos, raw oysters, or steamed crab legs on the patio, followed by house-made ice cream sundaes.
Sweet tooths and caffeine seekers will find what they are looking for at Cape San Blas Coffee & Ice Cream, which is a short drive away.

In Port St. Joe’s walkable downtown, browse Reid Avenue’s boutiques for beachwear and souvenirs, or visit the Forgotten Coast Sea Turtle Center for interactive exhibits on local wildlife. Or enjoy the Uptown Raw Bar offering small plates like ceviche and craft cocktails with bay views, or Joe Mama’s Woodfired Pizza & Tap House fires up Neapolitan pies with local toppings in a buzzing, family-friendly spot.

Unwind at Salinas Park’s bayside gazebo with picnic tables and pickleball courts or rent kayaks from Bluewater Outriggers for a self-guided bay tour. As evening falls, claim a dune-top perch for stargazing—the low light pollution reveals the Milky Way like few places can.