The porch
Four rockers, a ceiling fan, and a view that changes every hour.
The art of slowing down
Stay a little.
Feel a lot.
A three-bedroom cottage on the quiet end of the peninsula, where the boardwalk ends in the Gulf and the days stretch out to meet it.
From $225 / nightSleeps 6 · 2-night minimum · 140 steps to the sand
Come as you are
Less on the calendar.
More on the horizon.
That first breath of salt air. Coffee on the porch. A whole afternoon with nowhere to be. The Dune House was built for the kind of days you wish would last a little longer, and then it gives you a few more of them.
See every roomThe house
Three places to land.
Natural textures, soft light, and windows open to the breeze. Every room has a reason to linger.
By the numbers
Small house. Big days.
Sample figures for this concept.
0SleepsThree bedrooms, two baths, one very long sofa.
0Steps to the sandDown the boardwalk, past the sea oats. The kids counted.
0.0Guest ratingSample rating from sample guests. We like them anyway.
0Sunsets a yearThe rest are cloudy, and honestly still pretty good.
Guest notes
Said on the way out.
Left in the guestbook on the kitchen counter.
★★★★★
We planned to go out every night and ended up on the porch every night instead. No regrets.
★★★★★
The walk to the beach is exactly as short as they say. The kids counted.
★★★★★
Quiet, clean, and the kitchen actually has sharp knives. We'll be back in the off-season.
Sample reviews written for this concept. Not from real guests.
Plan a stay
Pick your days.
We'll do the math.
Choose dates on the calendar, add a few extras, and watch the quote build itself. No account, no surprises, no reservation until you say so.
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Getting here
The quiet end of the peninsula.
Fort Morgan Road runs west until the road, and the hurry, run out. We're near the end of it.
Pensacola1 h 15PNS airport, via the Lillian bridge
Mobile1 h 45MOB airport, down through Foley
New Orleans3 h 30I-10 east, then slow down
Your out-of-office state of mind