Salt + Light is a home inspired by rest, slowing down, and living a simple life. This home has panoramic, unobstructed views of the Gulf of Mexico and the beach is steps away via the private dune walkover. It is a cozy retreat for couples, friends, and families to come enjoy the comfort and beauty that the ocean brings.
We invite you to build memories together in this house. You are welcome here.
The space
This home is created with your people in mind. The light and comfortable interior removes the "noise" of the world outside and lets you enjoy the simple things—the things that matter the most.
You and your tribe can gather around the large dining table and bar, that can comfortably seat 13, to share meals, stories, and laughter. The kitchen has granite countertops, is equipped with stainless steel appliances, and full of all the necessities to make your favorite meals and drinks (lattes, cappuccinos, and margaritas!).
Ample windows throughout the house let the light pour in. Five bedrooms have enough space for each one of you. 3 king beds, 2 full bunk beds, and 4 twin beds—all equipped with the comfiest memory foam mattresses and bedding.
Walk out on the 2nd and 3rd story decks to enjoy the beautiful views of the ocean. It's the perfect place to enjoy your morning coffee on the lounge chairs or have a meal on the teak wood table. A beautiful place to breathe in the clean salt air.
This home is family friendly and is equipped with a pack-n-play and children's toys/books. Included with your rental, there are plenty of fun in the sun toys including two kayaks, numerous beach toys, boogie boards and so much more.
After your day at the beach, wash the sand away in the private shower, equipped with hot water. Enjoy time spent in the sun or watching the sunset on the wood decks, playing basketball on the full size goal, or grilling on the heavy duty charcoal grill.
The design, textiles, and materials are all designed for your rest, your retreat, and your experience of the salt + light. We can't wait for you to be here.
