Gulf-front retreat near Weeki Wachee
A calm waterfront beach house that sits on the farthest point of Pine Island, with sunset views, private deck space, and its own private beach area beside Pine Island's public beach.
Why it stands out
Weeki Wachee / Spring Hill near Pine Island Park
A rare Gulf-facing perch at the farthest point of Pine Island, with a private beach area next to the public beach at Pine Island Park.
The private Gulf-facing deck is set up for sunset dinners and slow evenings over the water.
The primary room leans into the water views, especially late in the day.
Sleeps
Up to 6 guests
Bedrooms
2 bedrooms
Baths
2 bathrooms
Check-in
3 PM keyless entry
Parking
Room for 6+ cars
Nearby
1 minute to Pine Island Park
Why guests choose this house
The strongest part of the stay is the setting itself: Gulf views, direct shoreline access, and a calm feel that is closer to old Florida than to a standard beach rental.
This Gulf-facing stilt house sits at the farthest point of the island, giving the setting a tucked-away feel with clear views, generous deck space, and a private beach area next to Pine Island Park.
The best moments here are simple: high tide moving in, evening light on the deck, and the water softening after dark.
Direct beach access, Pine Island Park, and the surrounding waters make this a strong base for kayaking, boating, fishing, and wildlife watching.
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These images show where the property really shines: sunset deck time, broad Gulf views, and the warm interior light.
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The shoreline setting keeps the Gulf in view from the moment you arrive.
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The private Gulf-facing deck is set up for sunset dinners and slow evenings over the water.
Exterior
The stilt-house profile gives the home an unmistakable waterfront arrival.
Outdoor Spaces
The shaded lower level opens straight toward the private beach area beside the public beach.
Kitchen
The kitchen and dining space stays bright, practical, and close to the main living area.
Amenities
WiFi, A/C, laundry, kitchen basics, parking, beach access, and the outdoor spaces that make the stay easy.
Clear-bottom kayaks are available upon request; guests should confirm timing and details before relying on them for a specific outing.
Inside the stay
This is a house for guests who want windows, light, deck access, and a layout that stays easy after a day outside.
Come Sail Away is designed around the waterfront first. Windows, deck access, and the shifting light off the Gulf keep the home calm and scenic.
Inside, the living area balances practical comforts with the setting: couches, a large TV, WiFi, an electric fireplace, and an easy flow into the kitchen and dining area. It feels lived-in and relaxed rather than staged.
The home is currently planned for up to 6 guests. The layout includes 1 queen bed, 1 fold-out twin futon, and 2 couches.
If sleep setup matters for your group, confirm the layout before booking.
Current materials list the home as having 2 bathrooms, including one full indoor bathroom and a downstairs cabana-style shower setup. There is also an outdoor beach shower for rinsing off after shoreline time.
Guests who need a very specific bathroom layout should confirm the final setup before booking.
What guests love
Adventure and local nature
This stretch of coast suits guests who want water, wildlife, and a slower Old Florida rhythm rather than a packed resort schedule.
Bring the trip into fishing, boating, or kayaking territory without needing a long drive.
Keep an eye out for dolphins and other aquatic wildlife as the tide and light change through the day.
Use the house as a quiet base for R&R, short nature outings, or easy half-day exploring around Weeki Wachee and Spring Hill.
Location and nearby highlights
Use the house as a quiet base for Pine Island Park, fishing and boating days, Weeki Wachee outings, and easy drives around Spring Hill and the broader Gulf Coast.
About 1 minute away
A quick stop for shoreline access, a small boat ramp, and the local waterfront vibe.
Roughly 10 minutes away
Useful for sunrise casts, relaxed fishing, or a quiet hour near the water.
About 10 minutes away
Helpful for boating plans and a broader jump-off point for this stretch of the Gulf Coast.
Useful for theme-park add-ons
ZooTampa is roughly 35-45 minutes away, Busch Gardens is about 1-1.25 hours away, and Disney is about 2 hours away depending on traffic.
FAQ preview
Quick answers on stairs, parking, sleeping setup, kayaks, bathrooms, and nearby places.
The home is currently planned for up to 6 guests. The layout includes 1 queen bed, 1 fold-out twin futon, and 2 couches, so it works best for guests who are comfortable with a flexible layout.
No. Pets are not allowed based on the current house rules.
Yes. There is room for 6 or more cars, which makes arrivals easier for families or guests bringing fishing and beach gear.
Yes. The property is only accessible by stairs, so guests should plan around that before booking.
Pine Island Park is about 1 minute away, making it easy to reach the shoreline and nearby small boat ramp quickly.
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