Six bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms sleep up to 10 guests comfortably. The layout mixes king and queen beds across a primary suite, a junior suite, and four additional bedrooms, so couples get privacy and everyone else still has their own room. A shared living area gives the group a place to unwind together after a day at the beach, and the kitchen and outdoor dining space make it easy to cook and eat as a group rather than splitting up for every meal.



Sleeping arrangements



Primary suite — king bed

Junior suite — queen bed

Bedroom — king bed

Three additional bedrooms — queen beds each



Living spaces The main living area is set up for downtime — plenty of seating for the group, whether that's a movie night after the beach or just everyone catching up in one room.



Kitchen & dining The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking real meals for a full house. When the weather's good, take dinner outside — the patio has a BBQ set up for easy grilling and outdoor dining.



Outdoor living The covered back patio is built for evenings outside — a lounge and dining seating area centered around a fire pit, all sheltered under the home's second-floor deck. It's a comfortable spot to unwind after the beach, whether that's dinner outdoors or just gathering around the fire once the sun goes down. Upstairs, a second-floor deck strung with lights offers another spot to relax in the evening air.



Location Redington Beach puts you close to the water and close to everything else: casual and upscale dining nearby, and easy access to kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing right on the Gulf. It's about 30 minutes from St. Pete–Clearwater International Airport (PIE) and 40 minutes from Tampa International Airport (TPA), so getting in and out is straightforward.



Nearby attractions



Beach access: short walk to Redington Beach

Dining: casual to upscale options nearby

Outdoor activities: kayaking, paddleboarding, biking, fishing

Culture: local museums and galleries