Beach House

Set within the gated enclave of Camp Creek Lake in Inlet Beach, 211 Pelican Circle offers something increasingly rare along 30A; 76 feet of private Gulf frontage paired with a thoughtfully reimagined interior by acclaimed architect Geoff Chick. This three-story residence spans over 4,000 square feet across four bedrooms, a loft, and a media room, with the flexibility to restore a fifth bedroom should the next owner choose. The home was designed to dissolve the boundary between inside and out. A NanaWall glass system opens the main living area directly to a heated saltwater pool cradled within the dunes, surrounded by multiple outdoor lounging areas - including a dedicated sunset-watching terrace that earns its name every evening. The summer kitchen is outfitted for serious entertaining, with an Alfresco 42-inch rotisserie grill and a Coyote Asada Egg anchoring the space. Inside, the chef's kitchen delivers a Wolf gas cooktop, dual Thermador ovens, and a built-in coffee maker among its appointments. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the main living room, while the media room on the second level offers its own wet bar and fireplace for a more intimate retreat. The primary suite crowns the third floor with sweeping Gulf views and a private balcony; a second en suite bedroom on the middle level provides its own quiet remove. A loft adjacent to the primary serves equally well as a reading room, home office, or bunk space. The lower level rounds out the home with a flexible entertainment area and two additional bedrooms with adaptable sleeping arrangements. Practical luxury runs throughout: a whole-home generator, reverse osmosis water softener, and an elevator serving all three floors ensure comfort without compromise. Attached garage and enclosed golf cart storage complete the picture. All information and dimensions to be verified by the Buyer.

Set within the gated enclave of Camp Creek Lake in Inlet Beach, 211 Pelican Circle offers something increasingly rare along 30A; 76 feet of private Gulf frontage paired with a thoughtfully reimagined interior by acclaimed architect Geoff Chick. This three-story residence spans over 4,000 square feet across four bedrooms, a loft, and a media room, with the flexibility to restore a fifth bedroom should the next owner choose. The home was designed to dissolve the boundary between inside and out. A NanaWall glass system opens the main living area directly to a heated saltwater pool cradled within the dunes, surrounded by multiple outdoor lounging areas - including a dedicated sunset-watching terrace that earns its name every evening. The summer kitchen is outfitted for serious entertaining, with an Alfresco 42-inch rotisserie grill and a Coyote Asada Egg anchoring the space. Inside, the chef's kitchen delivers a Wolf gas cooktop, dual Thermador ovens, and a built-in coffee maker among its appointments. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the main living room, while the media room on the second level offers its own wet bar and fireplace for a more intimate retreat. The primary suite crowns the third floor with sweeping Gulf views and a private balcony; a second en suite bedroom on the middle level provides its own quiet remove. A loft adjacent to the primary serves equally well as a reading room, home office, or bunk space. The lower level rounds out the home with a flexible entertainment area and two additional bedrooms with adaptable sleeping arrangements. Practical luxury runs throughout: a whole-home generator, reverse osmosis water softener, and an elevator serving all three floors ensure comfort without compromise. Attached garage and enclosed golf cart storage complete the picture. All information and dimensions to be verified by the Buyer.