




Discover the ultimate coastal escape at Watercrest 1603, a freshly updated beach retreat in Panama City Beach, Florida. Perched on the 16th floor, this stunning residence offers extraordinary spaces to unwind against the breathtaking backdrop of the Emerald Coast, with a wall of windows providing amazing panoramic views of both the sunrise and sunset.
Designed for comfort and accessibility, the home features 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, accommodating up to 8 guests. The master bedroom is a sanctuary of its own, featuring a king bed, a private bathroom, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the beach, and direct balcony access. The second bedroom hosts 2 full beds and is situated adjacent to the second bathroom. For additional guests, the common area includes a queen sleeper sofa.
This property is thoughtfully designed to be handicap friendly, though not fully ADA compliant. Special features include a sloped entrance for easier navigation with wheelchairs or walkers, an oversized shower with expanded space in the guest bath, and a master mattress that raises and lowers at both the head and foot sections. To ensure easy movement, the owner has removed rugs from the den, bedrooms, and dining area, and reduced furniture in the master suite to allow better navigation.
Artistic touches define the interior, from the conversation-starting driftwood wall mirror in the dining area to the one-of-a-kind hand-carved porpoise statue.
Location & Neighborhood: Watercrest is situated on the quiet end of Panama City Beach, providing a peaceful atmosphere near the scenic St Andrew's State Park.
Practical Info & Rules:
Guests will find the unit stocked with initial supplies including bed linens, bath towels, kitchen essentials, and starter toiletries to ensure a smooth arrival. Please bring your own beach towels for use at the pool and shore.
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