Treasure Island Beach House

Old World Florida charm maintained with this recently completed restoration - one bedroom with sleeping den, 55" TV, surround sound, wireless internet and full office with printer. Spacious, fully renovated bathroom with large tile shower, kitchen fully equipped for a chef - breadmaker, ice cream maker, food processor, Henkel cutlery, french press...). Great for entertaining inside and out - large brick patio - gas grill with rotissere and sear burner, swivel rocker chairs and umbrella table seats 6, outdoor speakers, fire pit, driveway for 2 cars.

We have a wagon full of gear for your day on the beach. It's 120 steps to the beach, Caddys and KaTiki with live music thoughout the day. Caddys has a great menu and is a very popular spot to see and be seen.

Property listing number 47831 is next door to accomodate additional guests.

Robert and Scott ChiTown Beach, LLC

Approximately 200 steps from your doorstep is the Gulf of Mexico beach. Caddys and KaTiki offer food and beverage along with live music throughout the day.
On Sundays grab the drums and shakers from the porch and attend the drum circle at the Sunset party just behind Sloppy Joe's, mid-island. Check out John's Pass too with it's quaint shops and waterfront dining (Bubba Gumps, Hooters...).

We have essentially three beach areas, all fronted by the Gulf of Mexico.

The first area is mid-island. It is a very wide beach and it is here that you will find most of our gulf-front motels, hotels and, the newest breed of vacation lodging, the condo-hotel. It is a commercial area with many restaurants, shops and conveniences all within a short walking distance.

At either end of the island, with John's Pass to the north and Blind Pass to the south, the beaches are narrower yet no less beautiful. These beaches, known as Sunshine Beach and Sunset Beach respectively, are more residential than commercial, and home to everything from quaint beach cottages to Key West-styled three-story homes. Here you will find dunes of sea oats lining the beach with walkovers providing access.

At the southern tip of Treasure Island, in Sunset Beach, is a 5/10 mile boardwalk which encirles the tip of the island. This is where Blind Pass and the Gulf of Mexico meet. It's popular for fishing and just strolling.