826 Parkplace Unidad ID1246934P

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Welcome to Gone Coastal, a custom-built oceanfront home featuring two large decks with stunning ocean views. This beautifully decorated home offers a large open kitchen and living area, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a second living area upstairs. Enjoy lounging on the outdoor sofas on one of the two decks, or take in the spectacular views from the third deck. The home is conveniently located with a community boardwalk leading to the beach and a sidewalk to Beach Access Road 1A. The home boasts a fully equipped kitchen with basic essentials, a dining table with seating for eight, and a breakfast bar with seating for four. The second living area includes a mini refrigerator, and the kitchen is equipped with a standard coffee pot, Keurig coffee maker, tea kettle, toaster, blender, and crock pot. Relax in the living area with flat-screen TVs, or enjoy the convenience of an in-unit washer and dryer. Add a 6-seater golf cart to your booking for $175 per day for easy access to the beach. As a gift, the home offers beach gear credit for selecting top-quality beach gear for your stay, including bikes, kayaks, paddle-boards, and boogie boards. A small delivery fee may apply for the beach gear. Located in a prime area, the home offers easy access to the beach via a community boardwalk. Enjoy the island life with fun and easy access to the beach, and explore the nearby attractions with a 6-seater golf cart available for rent. The home is not pet-friendly and features external cameras on the property. Parking is available for five standard vehicles. A two-night minimum stay is required, and check-in time is approximately 4pm, though not guaranteed. Construction may be ongoing in Port Aransas, and there may be outages of cable Wi-Fi. The property is treated for pests monthly, but mosquitoes and pests can be plentiful at times. The maximum occupancy is 12, regulated by city ordinance. Wi-Fi is provided as a convenience, but it is not compatible for guests working remotely due to spotty internet on the island.