




Discover beachfront bliss at Atlantic Sunrise Home, a stunning oceanfront escape in Daytona Beach, Florida, where the Atlantic is literally your backyard. This rare retreat invites large families or friend groups to soak up breathtaking sunrises, splash in the private pool, and stroll down a private sandy path directly to the shore. Wake to the sound of waves, gather on the balcony for morning coffee, and enjoy unforgettable sunsets from the massive deck.
This spacious property is thoughtfully split between a main house and a charming detached cottage, offering ample privacy and flexible sleeping arrangements for your group. The home features 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, accommodating up to 16 guests. In the main house, the primary suite offers a King bed, while guest rooms include various configurations of Double XL beds and a mix of Queen, Double, Twin, and Trundle beds. The cottage adds further versatility with Queen beds and a convenient Queen Murphy bed in the living area.
Key Features & Amenities:
Set right on the sand in Daytona Beach Shores, the property provides the ultimate in convenience and coastal charm. Guests can walk out the back gate directly onto the beach without crossing streets or dealing with crowds. The location is ideal for exploring, situated under 5 miles from the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Marine Science Center, and approximately 7 miles from the iconic Daytona Beach Boardwalk and Pier. It also serves as a great base for easy drives to Orlando attractions and the Kennedy Space Center.
Practical Info & Rules:
Whether you are seeking a peaceful sanctuary for grandparents and grandkids or a lively gathering spot for friends, this home is built for making memories. Experience a private paradise where the beauty of the coast is just steps away.
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