




Escape to Quarter Deck, a stunning vacation rental nestled on the white sand shores of Dauphin Island, Alabama. Named for its strong Navy ties, this brand-new beach house offers a lifestyle of comfort and luxury, inviting you to create lasting memories in an extraordinary coastal setting.
This magnificent home is designed for seamless togetherness and privacy, featuring 4 spacious bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Each bedroom is thoughtfully paired with its own attached bathroom, ensuring every guest enjoys a private retreat. The layout is anchored by 2,300 square feet of luxurious living space, where an open-concept design connects the primary areas and a large family dining table serves as the heart of the home for shared meals.
Inside, the atmosphere is both inviting and sophisticated, filled with top-of-the-line Pottery Barn furnishings. The property is thoughtfully equipped to provide a stress-free experience, including a fully stocked kitchen and provided linens and towels. For added convenience, a private elevator provides easy access to all floors, and concrete parking is available directly underneath the house.
Outdoor living is where Quarter Deck truly shines. You can soak in the coastal breeze from over 2,000 square feet of covered decking, perfect for watching sunsets, or bask in the sun on the additional 1,100 square feet of uncovered deck space. The property also features a completely fenced-off area containing a heated pool and an oversized deck, blending safety and fun for both adults and children.
Located in the tranquil beauty of Dauphin Island, this home allows you to embrace a serene pace of life while enjoying modern luxuries.
Practical Information:
Discover the ultimate beach getaway at Quarter Deck, where magnificent design and peaceful shores meet.
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