Unit 24a - 240 9th Street: 3 BR, 3 BA Duplex in Key Colony Beach, Sleeps 8

Another boring day in the view from this newer stilt half-duplex. This unit has two interior levels. The master bedroom is on the top level and offers a king size bed. The ensuite has a large walk-in shower, a jetted tub, and double sinks. The main level has the living room, kitchen, dining room, and two other bedrooms and baths. One guest bedroom has a queen with ensuite and the other has twins. There is a sleeper sofa in the living room. There is a total of 37 feet of dockage at the wooden dock which offers electric, water, lights and a fish cleaning table for your use. There is a TV in the living room and the master bedroom. WIFI is provided. The weekly rate is $1,800.00 for 6. The maximum occupancy is 8 for an additional charge. This unit can be rented as a two bedroom by locking off the master bedroom on the top floor. (excluding mini-dive, opening weeks of lobster, Christmas/New Year). Call and ask about rates. | | | | **Military Discount offered for active duty (excludes Christmas, New Years, Mini-Dive and Opening Lobster weeks)** The other half of this property is also available for rent.
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Key Colony Beach is located at MM 53.5 at the northern end of Marathon. The Islands of Marathon span about 15 miles in the Middle Keys, halfway between Key West and Key Largo. The historic Island of Pigeon Key is located at the north end of the 7-mile bridge with its 65-foot high span. The bridge offers easy access to the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic Ocean. | | The Islands of Marathon are a bird watcher's paradise - spot roseate spoonbills, bald eagles, great blue herons and much more native to the region. The Marathon Wild Bird Center is located at Crane Point Hammock, a hardwood hammock and natural history museum. | | Kayak and explore the miles of tunnels under the mangroves. Snorkel and dive beautiful natural reefs. We have both shallow and deeper reefs and wrecks for more advanced divers. Every type of saltwater angling is available here! See dolphin and sea turtles in the wild or stop by the Dolphin Research Center or Turtle Hospital for a tour. | | | | Or just relax on the beach and enjoy doing nothing!