Islamorada is the perfect family vacation destination and offers something to do in, under, above or near the water 24 hours a day. The aqua blue waters surrounding the village of islands provide fantastic views from almost anywhere. Stay in this beautiful single family home and enjoy all the amenities that the Florida Keys has to offer.

Features Description

Tucked away at the end of Venetian Way, this delightful residence hosts five wonderful beach-themed bedrooms with three spacious bathrooms. The living room, dining area and full kitchen area is spacious, comfortable and has a tiled floor throughout. A wet bar, exercise equipment and two laundries are available. A boat slip in the marina is included. Deep-water dockage and convenient boating access to both the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf are hallmark attributes associated with this premier neighborhood. Enjoy the pleasure of a furnished screened patio with beautiful tropical views. Conveniently located on the canal with ample storage and a garage.

Surrounding Description

Spend your days at the beach, lounging around in the sun or playing in the water. With the onsite BBQ, food, family and fun are at your fingertips. Boating, water skiing and much more are available right around the corner at the marina.

Nearby Attractions Description

With a fleet of highly-skilled recreational fishing captains, Islamorada's reputation as "The Sport Fishing Capital of the World" is well earned. Divers and snorkelers are fascinated by the History of Diving Museum that opened in 2006 to rave reviews. Music lovers enjoy warm, tropical evenings on the lawn of the TIB Amphitheater at Founder's Park. Theater lovers routinely take in first-class productions at the Coral Shores Performing Arts Center. The Theater of the Sea aquarium offers opportunities to swim with dolphin and other creatures in controlled settings. At Long Key State Park, visitors kick back or meander along lush, tropical nature trails. At Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park, they view an old quarry dug by the late Henry Flagler's railroad workers. A trip to Islamorada would not be complete without sampling some of the local island cuisine headlined by succulent fresh seafood served everywhere from island tiki bars and dockside fish houses to gourmet beachfront cafes and secluded island bistros. Shoppers will enjoy our many area boutiques and galleries filled with one-of-a-kind gifts, apparel and art.