In this stretch of the peninsula, you've got the Gulf right outside your back door and the Bay across the street from the front of the house, with views of both visible from most rooms inside. Three of the five bedrooms are gulf front, and all five have their own full baths. The main living area has an open layout with living room, dining, and kitchen, plus a separate den on the first floor, a helpful extra space to spread out when you've got a big crowd. Decks span each level, some covered for shade and others open for sunbathing, with decks on both sides of the house so you can take in the beach and the bay along with sunrise and sunset. Cape San Blas is ideal for taking a step back from the hurried pace of everyday life, and Five on the Beach is a great place for your large group to rest and unwind together. The Bed Set Up:

Ground Level: Covered paved parking and gulf-front private pool
First Level:
Bedroom 1: 2 Duo Bunk Beds with Full Bath (Shower/Tub Combo)
Bedroom 2: Queen Bed, Gulf Front, with Full Bath (Shower Only)
Second Level:
Bedroom 3: King Bed, Gulf Front, with Full Bath (Shower Only)
Third Level:
Bedroom 4: Queen Bed, Bay View, with Full Bath (Shower Only)
Bedroom 5: King Bed, Gulf Front, with Full Bath (Jetted Tub and Separate Shower), Large Walk-In Closet

Area Attractions:
T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park sits at the far end of the Cape and is one of Florida's true gems, often ranked among the best beaches in the country for its unspoiled, dune-backed shoreline. Visitors can explore several hiking trails through native coastal scrub, launch a kayak or paddleboard into St. Joseph Bay, or simply spend the day shelling and birdwatching along miles of quiet, uncrowded sand. A modest daily entrance fee grants access to the park's trails, boat ramp, and beach facilities. Just south of the Rock Wall, the Stump Hole area is a local favorite for shore fishing, shelling, and exploring the driftwood-strewn beach that gives the spot its name. At low tide, small tide pools reveal ghost crabs, coquina clams, and other marine life, making it a fun stop for curious kids and casual beachcombers alike. It's also a popular access point for those looking to walk south toward the old shipwreck site of the Donna Kay. For a bite to eat, Cone Heads is a short drive away near the entrance to the state park and serves up seafood, burgers, pizza, and ice cream in a relaxed, beach-friendly setting. If you're craving something heartier, The Smokehouse on Cape San Blas is known for slow-smoked meats and classic Southern sides, while Skully's Low Country Boil offers a fun, casual spot for shrimp, corn, and gumbo with an outdoor seating area perfect for unwinding after a day on the beach. CHECK IN IS AT 4PM.

**NOTICE: There will be a beach renourishment project ongoing near or around this property starting in December 2025 and estimated to conclude by mid-August 2026. During the time of active work at or near the property, access to the beach will be limited and/or not allowed, heavy machinery will be in use, and bright lights on the beach. Please contact our office for specific questions**