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Condo w/computer plus WiFi (#41631)

St Simons Island, Georgia

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Description of the St Simons Island vacation condo rental

Fantastic newer condo with three large bedrooms, two full baths and garden tub in master.
Bedroom off living room is used as den with very comfortable sofa bed.
Living room has gas fireplace and a 32" flat panel TV with DVD player.
Den has computer with color printer and a WiFi modem for use with your laptop.
All rooms have large windows and are bright and airy in a very quiet neighborhood.
There is a screened porch off of the kitchen to enjoy the fresh air and warm days.
Unit is on second floor with elevator just outside, also has one car garage.
Complex has outdoor swimming pool.
Walking distance to many stores, fast food and fine restaurants.
Easy biking all over island and to the village and beaches.
All utilities are included in the rental price. (electric, cable TV, internet access, and local phone)
No smoking and No pets.
FLETC welcome for easy access on and off island to avoid rush hour traffic on island
Rates vary by season and length of stay. Monthly rental prefered, weekly rental considered

Area Description

St. Simons Island is nestled between Sea Island, Jekyll Island, and Little St. Simons Island, just off the Georgia Coast. The Island’s rich historic past dates back to the 1700’s, when under the leadership of General James Edward Oglethorpe, English and German colonist defended Georgia’s Southern frontier against the Spaniards. The site where the battle between Spain and England climaxed, Bloody Marsh, and the ruins of General Oglethorpe’s colony, Fort Frederica, are visible today. Also of historical significance, St. Simons Island is home to Christ Church, founded by John and Charles Wesley in the early 1700’s. Many notable St. Simons Island residents, including Eugenia Price, are buried in the adjoining historic cemetery. A fully operational and tourable lighthouse, rebuilt in 1872 after confederate forces destroyed the original structure, still lights the way for ships in the sound. The Island's invitingly mild weather is ideal for beachcombing, golfing, boating, fishing, shopping, or exploring. After an eventful day of sightseeing, unwind in one of the many delectable Island eateries. From casual to gourmet, from Italian to Continental, the options are mouth-watering! Savor fresh seafood, including genuine Georgia wild white shrimp, hand-cut steaks, unique pastas, southern cuisine, and more.