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Seagrove by the Sea IIE
Seagrove by the Sea IIE – 4192 E. Co. Hwy 30A, #2E – Seagrove Beach, FL
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Seagrove by the Sea IIE is a spacious gulf-front penthouse designed with comfort and hospitality in mind. This welcoming 2400 sq. ft. four bedroom, three bath beach retreat occupies the entire third floor of a three-story building and has an elevator to whisk you the unit.
Four rocking chairs and 2 padded loungers line the expansive porch, so you can relax and enjoy the breezes, sounds of the surf, and sensational sunset views. Spacious living and dining areas feature antique, wide-plank pine flooring, giving it a uniqueness all its own. Living room is outfitted with 2 sofas, 2 plush side chairs, ottoman, coffee table, 2 lamps, built-in shelving stocked with books, LCD TV, DVD, HD Cable Receiver with all the Movie Channels and Bose stereo with CD player. Farm style dining table 8 plus card/game table that seats four.
The adjacent kitchen and central island bar which seats 4 allows for lots of room for everyone to gather. The fully equipped custom gourmet kitchen has granite counter tops, pantry for food storage, frig with icemaker, separate ice maker, dishwasher, microwave, and glass-top range. Other features include wireless hi-speed internet access and free long-distance telephone service, which makes this the perfect home for people who need to stay in touch.
Gulf-front Master bedroom features a king bed, 2 bedside tables, 2 lamps, dresser with mirror, armoire with large LCD TV and blue ray DVD player, side chair with ottoman, French doors to the balcony and closet. Private master bath includes double vanity sinks, jetted spa tub and walk-in shower.
Three bedrooms and two full baths complete the sleeping arrangements. One bedroom has a king bed, 2 bedside tables, 2 lamps, chest of drawers, side chair, closet, armoire with TV and PS2 game system and door to shared bath. Twin bedroom has 2 twin beds, chest of drawers, lamp, closet, LCD TV, side chair with table and door to shared bath. Shared bath has double vanity sinks and tub/shower. Queen bedroom has nook with bunk beds (2 twin), 2 bedside tables, 2 lamps, armoire with LCD TV, DVD, VCR, closet and private bath with vanity sink and tub/shower. Washer and dryer in a hall closet.
Just steps away is a glistening 15 x 30 community pool, which is shared by only four other units. Pool is surrounded by multiple loungers, tables and chairs for your comfort. Dedicated parking for 1 car plus two more can park under the building. The spots under the building are shared by all building occupants and are for compact cars only. Private walkway leads directly from building to our beautiful white sands beach. Gas grill for the building is kept in the area underneath close to the gulf side.
Seagrove by the Sea is one of 5 units in Seagrove by the Sea, a small, exclusive and gated Gulf front community in the eastern part of Seagrove Beach. Sunburst Beach Vacations manages 2 other units in this neighborhood. See our listings for Seagrove by the Sea IIC and Aria.
Sunburst Beach Vacations offers accommodations that include Gulf front beach homes, condominiums and Gulf view villas with private pools. We specialize within several unique beach communities along Scenic 30A like Seaside, Seagrove Beach, Grayton Beach, WaterColor, WaterSound and Rosemary Beach. We are a small, locally-owned company with intimate knowledge of our area, and we can provide professional, friendly advice to create the perfect beach vacation to fit your needs. We look forward to working with you…please give us a call today!
IMPORTANT NOTE: Regarding pricing, a cleaning and processing fee, a $69 Vacation Rental Damage Plan Fee and tax will be added to ALL rates. Travel Insurance and pool heating (where available) are optional and can be added at Guest's choosing.
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- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
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10 + 2: El Gran Secreto10 + 2: El Gran Secreto (2001) Feature Length Theatrical Animated Film
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Oakland at the Los Angeles Angels (10:05 p.m). Justin Duchscherer, 1-1 with a 2.70 ERA, leads the Athletics against Dustin Moseley, 1-2 with a 6.75 ERA, in a matchup between the top two teams in the AL West.
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Animal lovers, don't miss your chance to discover the grizzly bear! Leaving Banff behind, you'll take a ride in a gondola for a great view of grizzly country, then visit the grizzly refuge where you can observe an orphaned grizzly bear as it romps and plays in a natural bear habitat.
Visit the orphaned grizzly bear Boo, as he romps and plays in his natural habitat. Your guided sightseeing tour to the Grizzly Bear Refuge also includes stops at Lake Louise, Takakkaw Falls and Kicking Horse Canyon.
Ride the gondola at Kicking Horse Mountain for an eagle's eye view of grizzly country, walk the summit trails and dine on a gourmet lunch at Canada's highest restaurant. Experience an up-close visit with Boo, the resident bear of the refuge.
This tour is seasonal and only operates from June through to October.
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Hotel pickup is available from Banff hotels.
Hotel pickups commence prior to this time, you must contact the local service provider to verify your exact pickup time.
Returns to the original departure point at approximately 6:30pm
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- Light refreshments
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- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Infant rates apply provided they do not occupy a seat
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Reviewed by: stuart f, August 2014
excellent tour, full value for money. guide was excellent; knowledgeable, patient and did everything possible to make the trip memorable. Lake Louise was fantastic, the gondola ride to the mountain top restaurant was terrific and the food and service were excellent, as were the views. Piece de resistance was getting up close to the grizzly bear, "Boo". Absolutely loved the complete day! Would heartily recommend.
Reviewed by: fleurette g, August 2013
FABULOUS DAY- Great introduction to BANFF AREA by the guide and from there on the day just got better.
The visit to the ski park in GOLDEN was an eye opener followed by a great lunch at the restaurant.
We were "' BLESSED '" as we obtained great photos of the bear and a very informative talk from the staff
working at the refuge. Finally a visit to the waterfall in the national park capped what was a GREAT TIME.
I'm sure everyone who was on the tour feel the same about the high standard set by the guide who made
all of us fell VERY WELCOME.