Bottlenose Pointe · Waterfront Condo · Screened Lanai · Dolphin Views - Marco Island

Welcome to Bottlenose Pointe
Pour your coffee on the screened lanai and soak up dolphin views as the sunrise turns the bay gold. This fully renovated waterfront condo in Olde Marco gives you a bay view from the sofa, the table and the lanai. Spend the afternoon by the heated pool or in the hot tub, then walk to restaurants like Snook Inn and end the night in the king bed. A true couples getaway. You came for the view. You'll stay for the quiet.

Slide the glass doors open and the bay comes inside: palms past the railing, sailboats drifting by and the marina's boat docks just below your third-floor condo. It's a single-level home with no inside stairs and an elevator in the building.

The screened lanai
Past guests say they spent most of their stay out here. The full-width screened lanai has a wicker sectional for reading and napping, a bistro table for four and a ceiling fan to keep the Gulf breeze moving. Mornings are for coffee and dolphins; evenings are for a glass of wine while the water changes color.

Living room
The open floor plan flows from the kitchen to the living room and straight out to the lanai. Sink into the sectional with the smart TV in front of you and the bay beside you.

The renovated kitchen
Cook a real meal here. Quartz counters, a crystal chandelier over the peninsula and stainless appliances: French door fridge with ice maker, electric range and oven, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, blender and kettle. Pull up a bar stool for happy hour or set the drop-leaf table for two. The coffee bar has drip and single-serve brewers plus stocked pods, so mornings start easy.

The king bedroom
Sleep in on the king bed with hotel-quality linens, room-darkening shades, a palm-leaf ceiling fan and its own TV for a lazy movie night. Guests keep mentioning how well they sleep.

The bathroom
Take your time in the walk-in shower with rain and handheld showerheads and a glass-block window that lets in soft Florida light. The double vanity means two people can get ready at once.

Everything you need
- Beach gear in the closet: two chairs, an umbrella, a cooler with ice packs, a beach bag and beach towels
- In-unit washer and dryer, so you can pack light and stay longer
- 900 Mbps WiFi, fast enough for video calls from the lanai
- Starter supplies: shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap, coffee pods, paper towels and toilet paper

GUEST ACCESS
The whole condo is yours: the screened lanai, the kitchen and coffee bar, the in-unit laundry and the beach gear closet. Self check-in uses a smart lock, and your personal code arrives before you do, so there are no keys to pick up. Riverside Club is a gated community, and its resort amenities are shared with other residents: the large heated pool, the hot tub, tennis and pickleball courts, and the tiki hut, where you can fire up a BBQ grill for an easy dinner. The marina and boat docks wrap around the property.

PARKING
One free parking space is included in the open surface lot on site. Please register your vehicle with the Riverside Club office on the first business day of your stay. From December 15 through April 15, guest vehicles park in the designated outer lot, so plan on a slightly longer walk in peak season. An optional RFID sticker is available for $30.

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LOCATION & WHAT'S NEARBY
Olde Marco is the island's historic, residential corner, where locals eat and boats head out, with beaches minutes away.
- Snook Inn (0.3 miles): Marco's beloved spot for dockside dining, live music and fresh grouper
- Olde Marco Village (5-minute stroll): waterfront shops, galleries and cafes
- Tigertail Beach (about 10 minutes by car): tidal lagoons, great shelling and kayak rentals. Public beach parking runs about $10 to $35 per day, so go early
- South Marco Beach (about 12 minutes): calm Gulf water and broad white sand
- Ten Thousand Islands eco-tours (about 5 minutes): boat and kayak tours to see dolphins, manatees and roseate spoonbills
- Fishing charters (minutes away): snook, redfish, tarpon and grouper
- Marco Island Historical Museum (about 8 minutes): home of the famous Key Marco Cat
- Naples (about 30 minutes): Fifth Avenue dining, Naples Pier and more beaches
- Everglades City and Everglades National Park (about 45 minutes)

The island is very easy to navigate. Most guests come with their vehicle or a car rental, but if you don't have a car it is very easy to get around the island via Uber. For a fun experience try to get a ride on an island golf cart.

WHO THIS HOME IS BEST FOR
- Couples: a true couples getaway. Coffee with the dolphins, the heated pool and hot tub by afternoon, dinner at Snook Inn and a quiet night in the king bed.
- Anniversaries: several guests have celebrated anniversaries here, including a 25th. The sunrise from the lanai is the moment you'll talk about for years.
- Remote workers: 900 Mbps WiFi and a lanai that turns every video call into a postcard. Work done by noon, Tigertail Beach by two.
- Snowbirds and long term stays: settle in for the season with the washer and dryer, a stocked kitchen and a quiet gated community.
- Solo travelers: a calm building, a stack of books, beach gear ready to go and a lanai where the only decision is whether to read or watch the water.