




Discover an unforgettable getaway at Summit 913, a charming beach-view retreat nestled on the 9th floor of the sought-after Tops’l Beach & Racquet Resort in Miramar Beach, Florida. This inviting condo blends coastal charm with modern updates, placing you just a short 0.2-mile walk through a private resort away from the emerald waters and pristine white sands of the Gulf.
The home is thoughtfully configured with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, accommodating up to 4 guests. The master bedroom is a serene sanctuary featuring a queen-size bed, a flat-screen TV, and ample closet space, along with a private bathroom. Guests can step directly from the master bedroom onto a private balcony to enjoy the gentle sounds of the waves. Located at the opposite end of the hallway for added privacy, the guest bedroom provides two twin beds and its own flat-screen TV, with a hall guest bathroom just steps away.
Inside, the open living area is perfect for relaxing after a day in the sun, offering peek-a-boo beach views, a comfortable couch, two chairs, and a flat-screen TV. The fully updated kitchen is equipped for any meal with sleek stainless-steel appliances, granite countertops, and a convenient laundry area.
While the structured amenities list is limited, the property provides several specialized features for your convenience:
Located beside a quiet nature preserve, the Summit building offers a peaceful setting. You are moments away from the vibrant dining and entertainment of The Village of Baytowne Wharf, the upscale boutiques of Grand Boulevard, and the designer brands at Silver Sands Outlet Mall.
Practical Information:
Experience the Gibson Difference and enjoy a budget-friendly vacation that doesn't compromise on stunning views or comfort in this beautiful Miramar Beach escape.
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