2nd Tier on 30A - Charming Main and Carriage House - Semi-Private Beach

Jackson House by Royal Destinations

Location: Old Seagrove Beach (Fronting 30A)
Address: 22 Dogwood Street, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

This is the quintessential beach house, nestled along the Emerald Coast, right next to Seaside on 30A. This charming residence, once home to author Harvey "Hardy" Jackson III, has an enchanting history. The Jackson House has been meticulously renovated from the ground up, with everything new—from walls and flooring to paint, furnishings, and housewares. It boasts an irresistible charm, complete with a fully renovated bonus carriage house featuring a kitchen and bath. Additionally, a semi-private beach shared with the neighboring home is included, a rare luxury along 30A.

Every detail has been carefully considered to honor this vintage home and restore it to its former glory. Vintage beach homes are storytellers, and this one deserves a spot in a magazine. Fully remodeled by contractor and designer Jennifer James, this is a place you will want to return to year after year with family and friends.

Details:
Home Highlights:
-Distance to Beach Access: Across 30A
-Parking Spaces: 3
-Dining Accommodations:

Home Configuration + Sleeping Arrangements:
Sleeps: 10
5 Bedrooms / 3 Full Baths

One Floor:
- Guest Room 1: King Bed Semi-Private Bath with Twin Bunk Alcove in Family Suite
- Guest Room 2: Twin Bunk Alcove in Family Suite-Semi-Private Bath
- Guest Room 3: King Bed with Shared Bath
- Guest Room 4: Queen Bed with Shared Bath
- Kitchen / Living / Dining

Carriage House:
- Guest Bedroom 5: King Bed, Private Bath, 3/4 Kitchen

Amenities Include:
- 6 Adult Bikes
- Beach Towel Service
- Semi-Private Beach Shared with One Other Home

Hardy Jacksons book “The Rise and Decline of the Redneck Riviera: An Insiders History of the Florida-Alabama Coast.” can be found at Sundog Books in Seaside or online. This book focuses on the history of the lower South’s vacation villages stretching from Mobile Bay to Panama City Beach. His residence was along 30A at 22 Dogwood Street.