Key Lime Kottage- Waterfront Home on Gulf of Mexico w/ Private Pool, Dock & More

Imagine paradise in a completely secluded location where there are no neighbors on either side of you. The backyard at Key Lime Kottage is the Gulf of Mexico! This is just the home for you! Beautifully appointed Keys home with a fully equipped kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Our pool and hot tub are completely enclosed inside of a 56' x 24' pool enclosure. We have an outdoor dining table for 6 in the pool enclosure and also have 6 lounge chairs with small tables for your lounging pleasure.

BEFORE BOOKING PLEASE NOTE:
*Rentals are only allowed Saturday to Saturday
*You can not dock a boat at this property. The water is too shallow so it is only allowed to be used as a swim/fish platform.
*We have many renters with allergies therefore we do not allow any animals of any kind in or on the property.
*This is a no smoking property

Key Lime Kottage is situated just south of mile marker 59 off of US 1. We are 2 1/2 hours south of Miami and 1 hour north of Key West (depending on traffic). We are located in Grassy Key between Duck Key and Marathon in the pristine waters of the Florida Keys. Key Lime Kottage is completely secluded with no neighbors on either side. Your only neighbors are thick Mangroves and Egrets.

Key Lime Kottage offers:
*3 bedrooms
* 2 full bathrooms
*King sized bed in the Owner's Suite along with a full bathroom
*Queen sized bed in the 2nd Guest room
*2 Twin beds in the 3rd Guest room
*There is also a front load washer and dryer for your convenience in the garage
*In-ground heated gunite pool with 6 deck chairs in a beautiful screened enclosure.
*6 person hot tub is incorporated into the pool.
*Comfortable furniture throughout the entire house
*Pillowtop mattresses
*Egyptian cotton towels
*Fully equipped kitchen with all BOSCH & Whirpool Stainless Steel Appliances including a microwave, dishwasher, stove and refrigerator
*40" LED TV's in every bedroom and a 70" LED 240 Hz TV in the living room
*Smart TV poolside
*Wireless internet
*Gas grill
*3 Kayaks (2- one person kayaks and 1- two person kayak) & life jackets in assorted sizes
*4 bicycles
*Fishing poles
*Beach Towels
*Linens
*Lovely Landscaping
*120 foot raised walkway and 160 square foot Swim/Fish platform with bench, ladder
*Fish cleaning table
*Outdoor shower and flood lights in the back yard
*Long private driveway for your cars and to park your boat trailers

A few places to check out while you're in town:
*SS Wreck has the BEST Key Lime pie in the FL Keys and is located only a few doors down from the house. We LOVE their food.
*Curry Hammock State Park, MM 56.2, ocean side, Little Crawl Key. Fishing, swimming and picnicking are available at this waterfront park.
*Key Colony Beach Golf & Tennis, 8th Street at MM 53.5, Key Colony Beach. A nine-hole, par-3 public course is open seven days a week, along with two lighted hard courts.
*Boot Key Harbor, MM 49, ocean side, Marathon. One of the United States' rare protected harbors with nearby docks, launching ramp, fuel, boat rentals and restaurants. *Crane Point, MM 50.5 bay side, Marathon. A 63.5-acre tract that is one of the most important historical and archaeological sites in the Keys. Crane Point contains evidence of pre-Columbian and prehistoric Bahamian artifacts and was once the site of an entire Indian village. The Museums of Crane Point include the Museum of Natural History of the Florida Keys and the Florida Keys Children's Museum.
*Sombrero Beach, Sombrero Boulevard at MM 50, ocean side, Marathon. A public beach with picnic facilities and children's playground.
*Marathon Community Theatre, MM 49, ocean side, Marathon. Comedies, musicals, dramatic presentations and readings are offered at the theater. Call or visit online at Marathon Community Theatre.
*The Old Seven-Mile Bridge, MM 47, bay side, Marathon. A historic and scenic spot for fishing, cycling, rollerblading and sunset viewing.
*Pigeon Key, MM 47, bay side, Marathon. Dotted with quaint cottages, the historic Pigeon Key formerly served as a camp for laborers erecting the Seven Mile Bridge. This island now showcases a museum and offers opportunities to picnic and snorkel.