Panoramic view of St. Andrews Bay, Private dock,

This is a uniquely beautiful beach house on 2 private acres with an oyster shell drive. It was built in 1961 and totally renovated in 2005. The property has dozens of huge trees, an 800 foot private bay front and bayou shoreline. The large and fully equipped kitchen has a copper-topped bar open to the water view and to the large central living space which comfortably accommodates all sorts of activities: dining, reading, conversation, TV, fireplace, projects and games. It faces a 180-degree panoramic view of St. Andrews Bay, providing a constantly changing scene of wildlife and boating activities. The house is beautifully decorated with antiques and fine art and is extremely comfortable.
The long dock allows for boating although the water is quite shallow at low tide. Fishing in the bay and bayou is good and there is another small dock on the bayou useful for personal watercraft. Bird-watching, especially in winter, is always interesting.
There are three bedrooms each with its own bath. Two have queen-sized beds and bay windows with gorgeous views. The third has extra-long twin beds which can be combined for a king. The master bath offers two separate sinks, enclosed toilet room with bidet feature, clawfoot tub, separate shower, and walk-in closet, There is a separate laundry room and an office off the kitchen with his and her desks.

The house sits amidst pines, magnolias, and oak trees hung with Spanish moss. St. Andrews Bay is about a mile wide at this point and naval vessels and commercial shipping are commonly seen going in and out of the bay, providing an enjoyable spectacle. The wildlife is similarly interesting, with the bay attracting many birds including egrets, herons, pelicans and the like. Dolphins occasionally swim up under the dock.
A long thin spit of uninhabited land provides a nice morning beach walk and divides the bay from the bayou; it is home to a species of small deer. The bayou is usually inhabited by an alligator who keeps the fish jumping. (Fishermen are especially fond of this area!) Morning sunrises are spectacular across the bay and in the evening the twinkling lights of St. Andrews create a fairyland view.