After checking out Alys Beach last week, next up is Seaside. This community is known for its tin roofs, pastel paint and picket fences. The cottages are strung along 80 acres on the Gulf of Mexico, located between Panama City and Destin. Seaside is a pedestrian-scaled beach town with 423 residences, 42 specialty retail shops and 12 restaurants and eateries. Established in 1981 by Robert and Daryl Davis. Most of the homes are rentals listed below, the homes for sale start at around $1.5 million, so start saving for your little slice of paradise. Check out the links attached below to book your next vacation at the beautiful town of Seaside.
via www.cottagerentalagency.com This is a balcony shot, notice the lovely pastels and the lookout balconies on many of the homes.
via www.flickr.com/photos/slicesof30a/5198593151/in/photostream A sky view of the town center and shops. On Fridays in the summer through late September they have movies under the stars on the Amphitheater Lawn. So bring your blanket and lawn chairs out to enjoy these great films.
via www.flickr.com/photos/bbordelonphotography/3001778510/lightbox/ The Coleman Pavilion. Robert, the co-founder, envisioned the pavilions as open gateways to the ocean shared by everyone living and staying in Seaside. The beach pavilions mark the end of every street, beckoning beachgoers to play in the waves, build castles in the sand or relax in the sun. And after a long spell at the beach they stand ready to welcome them back in again.
via www.vrbo.com/277572 Imagine watching the sunset from this porch with your closest friends or family.
via www.cottagerentalagency.com This one is perfection, love everything about it!
via rentals.cottagerentalagency.com Southern charm around every corner.
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via www.vrbo.com/362199 This home is equally beautiful on the inside, click the picture to view the interior.
via www.ciaonewportbeach.blogspot.com The homes range from small one bedroom cottages to houses that sleep multiple families. This one is adorable.
via http://rentals.cottagerentalagency.com/rentals/SeasideRentalsResults.aspx?UnitID=82&Page=0&bedrooms=3
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via http://rentals.cottagerentalagency.com Most of the homes have a screened-in porch on the lower level and open air porches or balconies on the upper levels.
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via http://rentals.cottagerentalagency.com/rentals/SeasideRentalsResults This is a simple, traditional kitchen that is completely opposite the kitchen above it. There are all style types to suit you and your family’s needs.
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via www.vrbo.com/583373 Adorable bunks for the kiddos, I’m partial to the patriotic gingham.
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via www.outsidetheboxseasidefl.com This ultra-modern kitchen looks amazing.
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via www.vrbo.com/422939 Imagine this at sunset, not too shabby.
via www.vrbo.com/422939 Every detail gorgeous!
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via www.seasidefl.com/real-estate/#top This picture is from a one bedroom home that’s for sale, check out the genius space planning. It’s Beach Front Cottage 12 , 1BR/1BA , 784 sq. ft. priced at $1,595,000.
via www.vrbo.com/259633 This would be a nice little getaway after a long day at the beach.
via www.vrbo.com/259633 Such a sweet room for a group of little girls to feel like princesses.
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via www.vrbo.com/422939 Check out this private residence with a nice little heated lap pool. Click the picture to view the interior and all this home has to offer, it’s amazing.
Hope you enjoyed this post and taking a peak into these beautiful beach homes. Next time you’re in the area, take a ride down highway 30A and soak up the sites or better yet, rent one of these beauties.
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The first day of fifth grade!
And Sixth Grade!
Day one we hit Sydney’s famous Bondi Beach and walked the cliff-top trail to Bronte Beach, about a 30 minute walk. Known for its dangerous rips and amazing surf, it was beautiful.
Bondi Beach
Watching the surfers.
Bondi Seafood Market
Beautiful fresh fruits.
Gelato
I couldn’t resist snapping a picture of these lovelies.
Meat market in the center court of the mall.
This was our first trip to McDonald’s in over a year, this cool gadget sure beats standing in the long lines.
Amazing mosaics on the benches at Bondi Beach.
St.Mary’s Cathedral
A close up of the Opera House tiles.
Bamboo trees in the botanical gardens.
The family on a sidewalk between the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. This was our camping spot for six hours with thousands of others, waiting patiently for the fireworks to begin.
There were seven barges in the harbor and along with the Sydney Harbour Bridge all loaded with fireworks, it was magical and the kids loved it.
Featherdale Wildlife Park
A mother and her little one.
Fun times feeding the wallabies.
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