From the back yard set amid centuries-old live oaks draped in Spanish Moss to its central location to boat ramps, beaches, and other activities, this bungalow can serve as the ultimate home base for your next adventure. Whether you are looking to ride bikes along the miles of paved paths in the area, take advantage of our world-class inshore fishing, or head off to our other nearby barrier islands and wildlife sanctuaries, this the perfect listing for you. Bikes are included in the rental, and I have provided plenty of “outdoor friendly” amenities like trailer parking, outdoor furniture, a grill, an outdoor shower, and a fish-cleaning station. So grab your friends (and your pets) and head on down for your next adventure. I also have extensive knowledge of the outdoor opportunities in the area that I am happy to share with you.

The house is located just a few miles from both of St. Simons’ public boat ramps (less than 5 miles), and is less than three miles from the beaches. There are also plenty of parks, Wildlife Management Areas, and refuges within a short drive, if you’d like to explore our wild and scenic coast.

Address is on Stewart Avenue, St. Simons Island, Georgia 31522. 2 miles to the beach. There is a nice back roads route to the beach if you want to walk, bike or rent a golf cart. or drive, sidewalk all the way, There’s a beautiful pavilion built 2008 with rest rooms at the Old Coast Guard Station, and about 300 parking spaces, all free.

You get a numerical code to enter house, and you are in fast. No paperwork to sign or chasing realtors begging for keys.

There are three areas to stay on St. Simons Island, all are within two miles of each other: Redfern Village, East Beach, or the Village. This house is in the Redfern Village area, directly in between the island’s biggest shopping center (Harris Teeter Grocery and movie theater) and the Winn Dixie Shopping center. When on vacation, you’ll probably go to the beach only once a day but to a store or restaurant at least twice a day. So overall but especially for stores or restaurants, this Redfern Village is the best location. The second area is near the Village (not Redfern Village), but there is no actual beach at the village, only huge rocks on the beach. It is a pretty area to walk or dine, but if you stay there you will absolutely have to drive to the Redfern Village area for stores groceries and restaurants. The third area you can stay is East Beach, near the King and Prince resort. You’re near the beach, but you will be driving to The Village to walk around and to the Redfern Village area for shops, stores, and restaurants. There are over 300 free public parking, spaces at East Beach, so there is no particular need to stay near the beach since everything is so close.
Guest access

Guest have access to the whole house and property except for 1/4 of the back yard that is separated by a 8′ privacy fence. There is a “In-Law suite” that the owner stays in on the back of the property.