




Experience the perfect blend of historic charm and modern luxury at Red Bird Place Cottage, a beautifully renovated 1935 gem on St. Simons Island. Originally crafted by Aunt Birdy, the Jekyll Island Club's educator during its golden era, this expanded residence invites you to enjoy a piece of the island's rich history, thoughtfully updated for contemporary living.
This expansive retreat is designed for groups and families, featuring 6 bedrooms and 6 beds across 5 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 12 guests. The main level boasts a newly added primary bedroom suite, a second bedroom and bath, and a spacious kitchen distinguished by brick floors. The dining room serves as a welcoming foyer, enhanced by a cozy fireplace, while the living room connects to a full bathroom that conveniently doubles as a pool bath. Upstairs, you will find an additional bedroom and bath. For added privacy, a separate garage guest house includes two bedrooms, a full bathroom, a sitting area, and a sleeper sofa, making it an ideal space for visitors or extended family.
Step outside to your private oasis, featuring a pool accompanied by a poolside cabana that includes an outdoor kitchen with a grill and a TV. The property is nestled among majestic oaks and situated across from the marsh, providing serene views and refreshing breezes. An outdoor shower is also available for guest convenience.
Located mid-beach, the cottage is perfectly positioned halfway between the St. Simons Pier Village and East Beach. This stretch of beach is not tide dependent and offers plenty of walking distance in both directions. Guests are within walking distance of local restaurant favorites, including Crab Daddy's, Barrier Island Brewing, Fiddlers, and Porch.
Practical Information:
Discover a serene escape where historic elegance meets modern comfort in the heart of St. Simons.
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