Maison entiĂšre
Cozy Family Haven with Fireplace & Man Cave
Maison de vacances de Port Bolivar, avec des cuisines et des balcons
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3 chambres2Â salles de bain8 personnes
Ăquipements populaires
DĂ©couvrir la zone
Bolivar Peninsula, TX
- Place, Plages de Crystal BeachâȘ5 min Ă piedâŹ
- Place, Terminal de croisiĂšre du port de CharlestonâȘ50 min en voitureâŹ
- Place, Digue de GalvestonâȘ51 min en voitureâŹ
Chambres et lits
3 chambres (8Â personnes)
Chambre 1
2 lits superposés (1 place)
Chambre 2
1 grand lit
Chambre 3
1 trĂšs grand lit
2Â salles de bain
Salle de bain 1
Salle de bain 2
Espaces
Cuisine
Balcon
Jardin
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Cozy Family Haven with Fireplace & Man Cave
The Gulf is close here. You hear it before you see it. The wind comes off the water and moves through the pilings and the decks, and for a little while the rest of the world feels far away.
This three-bed, two-bath beach house sits in the heart of Crystal Beach, on the Bolivar Peninsula where the sand runs wide and flat and the days are simple: beach, sun, good food, and sleep. Families come here for long, easy days on the shore, fishing trips, and lazy drives on the sand.
Inside, the home is built for people to be together. The living room is open and bright. There is an electric fireplace that throws a soft glow on cool nights, with a big sofa where kids sprawl after the sun and salt have worn them out. The kitchen opens to the room, so whoever is cooking is still part of the talk.
Sleeping arrangements
- Bedroom 1: King bed
- Bedroom 2: Queen bed
- Bedroom 3 (bunk room): Two twin-over-twin bunks
Two full baths make mornings and after-beach clean-up simple, even with a full crew.
Outside, there is space to sit, eat, and watch the light change. A partially covered deck works for morning coffee when the air is still cool or for a last drink when the stars come out. Below, youâll find outdoor seating, a dining area, and a grill, so suppers can be cooked and eaten in the open air.
Down in the garage hangout, the day runs a little later. There is a propane fire pit, chairs pulled around it, and room for a cooler with a few outdoor games. It is a good spot for a guysâ trip after a day of fishing, or a girlsâ weekend with music low and the fire burning while the wind comes in off the Gulf.
Guests have the run of the place. They step into the house and it is theirsâthe wide living room, the three bedrooms with their good beds, the two baths where the sand is washed away, and the kitchen where coffee is made early and supper is cooked late. They walk out to the upper deck and sit in the shade or the sun, eating and talking while the wind comes in off the water. Below, they have the ground level with its tables and chairs and the grill where the dayâs work is done over open flame. In the garage there is a place to sit by the propane fire, to talk quietly and watch the night. The laundry is there when it is needed, save for one locked renterâs locker that is kept for the owner. The attic stays closed and forgotten. Everything else is open to them, simple and clear, with no one to bother how they use it so long as they treat it well.
I am not local to the area, but I am close by when you need me. The best way to reach me is through the platformâs messaging system, where I answer quickly. If something is urgent, you can also call or text, and Iâll help you sort it out as soon as I can.
The house sits in a quiet pocket near the center of Crystal Beach. The streets are simple and low, with houses on pilings and the Gulf out in front of it all. You hear the surf on still nights. In the morning, you can be on the sand in a short walk or a quick golf cart ride, driving along the wide, open beach the peninsula is known for.
Around you is an easy-going beach town. People move slow here. Families set up canopies on the shore and stay all day. Golf carts roll along the back roads and on most stretches of beach where theyâre allowed, and there are simple places to eat, pick up bait, or grab ice and groceries just a short drive away.
At night the neighborhood is mostly quiet. You sit on the deck and see porch lights, a few carts heading home, and the dark line of the Gulf beyond. It feels like a place made for small things done wellâcoffee on the porch, a walk to the water, children with sand on their legs and salt in their hair, and the kind of sleep that comes easy after a day outside.
People get around Crystal Beach in simple ways. The roads are flat and easy, and most days you see as many golf carts as trucks. Many guests rent a cart for the stay and use it to ride down to the sand, move between beach access points, or roll over to the store and the restaurants along Highway 87, always keeping to the slower roads and local rules.
You can drive your own car or truck right onto most stretches of the beach with a Bolivar Beach parking sticker, then park by the water and set up for the day.
Some people never leave the peninsula once they arriveâthey come in on the ferry or down the highway, stock up at the Big Store, and then spend the days moving between house, beach, and a handful of local spots. However you travelâcart, car, or on footâyou move at a slower pace here. The distances are short, the sky is wide, and it is easy to get where you are going without much fuss.
A hold on $200 is placed on your card before you arrive. After you book, youâll get a secure link to enter your card details. The hold is set 3 days before check-out and released 4 days after check-out, as long as there is no damage to the house.
Please take a little time at the start of your stay to read and understand these rules. They keep the house in good order and make the place fair for everyone who comes after you.
The house sleeps 8 people. Any extra guests must be cleared with me before booking. Only registered guests may stay. Visitors need my approval first.
Do not park under the house. Use the driveway only and take care not to hit the pilings.
There is no smoking anywhere on the property.
If a key is lost, or you are locked out after we have tried all normal access options, you will be responsible for any locksmith or re-key fees (call-out, labor, parts, after-hours charges). If the problem is caused by a bad lock or by our mistake, we pay it.
No parties. No events.
No illegal activity on the property.
Do not leave food sitting out. It brings pests.
Keep the house reasonably clean as you go. It makes check-out simpler for everyone.
If something is damaged by accident, tell me as soon as you can. I will look at it and we will handle it in a fair way.
Keep noise down at night so neighbors can rest.
Do not move the furniture, inside or out. That includes chairs, picnic tables, and anything set in place.
Grill only downstairs on the patio, never on the deck. That is a county rule. Please clean the grill after you use it.
Rinse sand off with the shower downstairs and leave sandy shoes at the door or on the deck by the entrance.
Do not flush feminine products or anything that could harm the septic system.
Do not pour grease down any drain.
If something breaks, let me know. I understand that accidents happen. If the damage comes from careless behavior, the cost may fall to you.
Lock all doors when you leave the house.
If guests are asked to leave because of rule-breaking or reckless behavior, there will be no refunds.
In a mandatory hurricane evacuation, you will receive a full refund or a credit for any unused nights.
We are not responsible for accidents, injuries, or lost or stolen items during your stay.
By booking, you accept responsibility for your own safety and for the safety of any guests you bring.
There are no lifeguards on Crystal Beach. You swim at your own risk.
Treat the house with respect, as you would want someone to treat your own home.
Most of all, come to enjoy the place. The house, the beach, and this stretch of coast are meant for simple, good days. We hope you rest well here and leave with the kind of memories that last.
A hold on $200 is placed on your card before you arrive. After you book, youâll get a secure link to enter your card details. The hold is set 3 days before check-out and released 4 days after check-out, as long as there is no damage to the house.
Please take a little time at the start of your stay to read and understand these rules. They keep the house in good order and make the place fair for everyone who comes after you.
The house sleeps 8 people. Any extra guests must be cleared with me before booking. Only registered guests may stay. Visitors need my approval first.
Do not park under the house. Use the driveway only and take care not to hit the pilings.
There is no smoking anywhere on the property.
If a key is lost, or you are locked out after we have tried all normal access options, you will be responsible for any locksmith or re-key fees (call-out, labor, parts, after-hours charges). If the problem is caused by a bad lock or by our mistake, we pay it.
No parties. No events.
No illegal activity on the property.
Do not leave food sitting out. It brings pests.
Keep the house reasonably clean as you go. It makes check-out simpler for everyone.
If something is damaged by accident, tell me as soon as you can. I will look at it and we will handle it in a fair way.
Keep noise down at night so neighbors can rest.
Do not move the furniture, inside or out. That includes chairs, picnic tables, and anything set in place.
Grill only downstairs on the patio, never on the deck. That is a county rule. Please clean the grill after you use it.
Rinse sand off with the shower downstairs and leave sandy shoes at the door or on the deck by the entrance.
Do not flush feminine products or anything that could harm the septic system.
Do not pour grease down any drain.
If something breaks, let me know. I understand that accidents happen. If the damage comes from careless behavior, the cost may fall to you.
Lock all doors when you leave the house.
If guests are asked to leave because of rule-breaking or reckless behavior, there will be no refunds.
In a mandatory hurricane evacuation, you will receive a full refund or a credit for any unused nights.
We are not responsible for accidents, injuries, or lost or stolen items during your stay.
By booking, you accept responsibility for your own safety and for the safety of any guests you bring.
There are no lifeguards on Crystal Beach. You swim at your own risk.
Treat the house with respect, as you would want someone to treat your own home.
Most of all, come to enjoy the place.
This three-bed, two-bath beach house sits in the heart of Crystal Beach, on the Bolivar Peninsula where the sand runs wide and flat and the days are simple: beach, sun, good food, and sleep. Families come here for long, easy days on the shore, fishing trips, and lazy drives on the sand.
Inside, the home is built for people to be together. The living room is open and bright. There is an electric fireplace that throws a soft glow on cool nights, with a big sofa where kids sprawl after the sun and salt have worn them out. The kitchen opens to the room, so whoever is cooking is still part of the talk.
Sleeping arrangements
- Bedroom 1: King bed
- Bedroom 2: Queen bed
- Bedroom 3 (bunk room): Two twin-over-twin bunks
Two full baths make mornings and after-beach clean-up simple, even with a full crew.
Outside, there is space to sit, eat, and watch the light change. A partially covered deck works for morning coffee when the air is still cool or for a last drink when the stars come out. Below, youâll find outdoor seating, a dining area, and a grill, so suppers can be cooked and eaten in the open air.
Down in the garage hangout, the day runs a little later. There is a propane fire pit, chairs pulled around it, and room for a cooler with a few outdoor games. It is a good spot for a guysâ trip after a day of fishing, or a girlsâ weekend with music low and the fire burning while the wind comes in off the Gulf.
Guests have the run of the place. They step into the house and it is theirsâthe wide living room, the three bedrooms with their good beds, the two baths where the sand is washed away, and the kitchen where coffee is made early and supper is cooked late. They walk out to the upper deck and sit in the shade or the sun, eating and talking while the wind comes in off the water. Below, they have the ground level with its tables and chairs and the grill where the dayâs work is done over open flame. In the garage there is a place to sit by the propane fire, to talk quietly and watch the night. The laundry is there when it is needed, save for one locked renterâs locker that is kept for the owner. The attic stays closed and forgotten. Everything else is open to them, simple and clear, with no one to bother how they use it so long as they treat it well.
I am not local to the area, but I am close by when you need me. The best way to reach me is through the platformâs messaging system, where I answer quickly. If something is urgent, you can also call or text, and Iâll help you sort it out as soon as I can.
The house sits in a quiet pocket near the center of Crystal Beach. The streets are simple and low, with houses on pilings and the Gulf out in front of it all. You hear the surf on still nights. In the morning, you can be on the sand in a short walk or a quick golf cart ride, driving along the wide, open beach the peninsula is known for.
Around you is an easy-going beach town. People move slow here. Families set up canopies on the shore and stay all day. Golf carts roll along the back roads and on most stretches of beach where theyâre allowed, and there are simple places to eat, pick up bait, or grab ice and groceries just a short drive away.
At night the neighborhood is mostly quiet. You sit on the deck and see porch lights, a few carts heading home, and the dark line of the Gulf beyond. It feels like a place made for small things done wellâcoffee on the porch, a walk to the water, children with sand on their legs and salt in their hair, and the kind of sleep that comes easy after a day outside.
People get around Crystal Beach in simple ways. The roads are flat and easy, and most days you see as many golf carts as trucks. Many guests rent a cart for the stay and use it to ride down to the sand, move between beach access points, or roll over to the store and the restaurants along Highway 87, always keeping to the slower roads and local rules.
You can drive your own car or truck right onto most stretches of the beach with a Bolivar Beach parking sticker, then park by the water and set up for the day.
Some people never leave the peninsula once they arriveâthey come in on the ferry or down the highway, stock up at the Big Store, and then spend the days moving between house, beach, and a handful of local spots. However you travelâcart, car, or on footâyou move at a slower pace here. The distances are short, the sky is wide, and it is easy to get where you are going without much fuss.
A hold on $200 is placed on your card before you arrive. After you book, youâll get a secure link to enter your card details. The hold is set 3 days before check-out and released 4 days after check-out, as long as there is no damage to the house.
Please take a little time at the start of your stay to read and understand these rules. They keep the house in good order and make the place fair for everyone who comes after you.
The house sleeps 8 people. Any extra guests must be cleared with me before booking. Only registered guests may stay. Visitors need my approval first.
Do not park under the house. Use the driveway only and take care not to hit the pilings.
There is no smoking anywhere on the property.
If a key is lost, or you are locked out after we have tried all normal access options, you will be responsible for any locksmith or re-key fees (call-out, labor, parts, after-hours charges). If the problem is caused by a bad lock or by our mistake, we pay it.
No parties. No events.
No illegal activity on the property.
Do not leave food sitting out. It brings pests.
Keep the house reasonably clean as you go. It makes check-out simpler for everyone.
If something is damaged by accident, tell me as soon as you can. I will look at it and we will handle it in a fair way.
Keep noise down at night so neighbors can rest.
Do not move the furniture, inside or out. That includes chairs, picnic tables, and anything set in place.
Grill only downstairs on the patio, never on the deck. That is a county rule. Please clean the grill after you use it.
Rinse sand off with the shower downstairs and leave sandy shoes at the door or on the deck by the entrance.
Do not flush feminine products or anything that could harm the septic system.
Do not pour grease down any drain.
If something breaks, let me know. I understand that accidents happen. If the damage comes from careless behavior, the cost may fall to you.
Lock all doors when you leave the house.
If guests are asked to leave because of rule-breaking or reckless behavior, there will be no refunds.
In a mandatory hurricane evacuation, you will receive a full refund or a credit for any unused nights.
We are not responsible for accidents, injuries, or lost or stolen items during your stay.
By booking, you accept responsibility for your own safety and for the safety of any guests you bring.
There are no lifeguards on Crystal Beach. You swim at your own risk.
Treat the house with respect, as you would want someone to treat your own home.
Most of all, come to enjoy the place. The house, the beach, and this stretch of coast are meant for simple, good days. We hope you rest well here and leave with the kind of memories that last.
A hold on $200 is placed on your card before you arrive. After you book, youâll get a secure link to enter your card details. The hold is set 3 days before check-out and released 4 days after check-out, as long as there is no damage to the house.
Please take a little time at the start of your stay to read and understand these rules. They keep the house in good order and make the place fair for everyone who comes after you.
The house sleeps 8 people. Any extra guests must be cleared with me before booking. Only registered guests may stay. Visitors need my approval first.
Do not park under the house. Use the driveway only and take care not to hit the pilings.
There is no smoking anywhere on the property.
If a key is lost, or you are locked out after we have tried all normal access options, you will be responsible for any locksmith or re-key fees (call-out, labor, parts, after-hours charges). If the problem is caused by a bad lock or by our mistake, we pay it.
No parties. No events.
No illegal activity on the property.
Do not leave food sitting out. It brings pests.
Keep the house reasonably clean as you go. It makes check-out simpler for everyone.
If something is damaged by accident, tell me as soon as you can. I will look at it and we will handle it in a fair way.
Keep noise down at night so neighbors can rest.
Do not move the furniture, inside or out. That includes chairs, picnic tables, and anything set in place.
Grill only downstairs on the patio, never on the deck. That is a county rule. Please clean the grill after you use it.
Rinse sand off with the shower downstairs and leave sandy shoes at the door or on the deck by the entrance.
Do not flush feminine products or anything that could harm the septic system.
Do not pour grease down any drain.
If something breaks, let me know. I understand that accidents happen. If the damage comes from careless behavior, the cost may fall to you.
Lock all doors when you leave the house.
If guests are asked to leave because of rule-breaking or reckless behavior, there will be no refunds.
In a mandatory hurricane evacuation, you will receive a full refund or a credit for any unused nights.
We are not responsible for accidents, injuries, or lost or stolen items during your stay.
By booking, you accept responsibility for your own safety and for the safety of any guests you bring.
There are no lifeguards on Crystal Beach. You swim at your own risk.
Treat the house with respect, as you would want someone to treat your own home.
Most of all, come to enjoy the place.
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Services et Ă©quipements
Cuisine
Lave-linge
SĂšche-linge
Climatisation
Espace extérieur
Parking disponible
RÚglement intérieur
Arrivée aprÚs 16 h 00
Ăge minimum pour la location : 25 ans
Départ avant 11 h 00
Enfants
Adultes uniquement
ĂvĂ©nements
ĂvĂ©nements non autorisĂ©s
Animaux domestiques
Animaux de compagnie non autorisés
Fumeurs/non-fumeurs
HĂ©bergement non-fumeurs
Informations importantes
Ă savoir absolument
Des frais pour toute personne supplĂ©mentaire peuvent ĂȘtre facturĂ©s et dĂ©pendent de la politique de l'hĂ©bergement
Une piĂšce d'identitĂ© officielle avec photo et un dĂ©pĂŽt de garantie en espĂšces, par carte de crĂ©dit ou par carte de dĂ©bit, peuvent ĂȘtre demandĂ©s Ă l'arrivĂ©e pour couvrir tous frais imprĂ©vus
Les demandes spĂ©ciales, qui ne peuvent pas ĂȘtre garanties, sont soumises Ă disponibilitĂ© Ă l'arrivĂ©e et peuvent entraĂźner des frais supplĂ©mentaires
Les fĂȘtes et les Ă©vĂ©nements de groupe sont interdits
L'hÎte a indiqué que l'hébergement était équipé d'un détecteur de monoxyde de carbone
L'hÎte a indiqué que l'hébergement était équipé d'un détecteur de fumée
Cet hébergement comporte des espaces extérieurs comme des balcons, des patios ou des terrasses potentiellement non adaptés aux enfants. Si vous avez des questions, nous vous recommandons de contacter l'hébergement avant votre arrivée afin de savoir s'il peut vous accueillir dans une chambre adéquate.
Ă propos du quartier
Port Bolivar
cette maison de vacances vous donne rendez-vous Ă Port Bolivar prĂšs de la plage, dans le quartier Crystal Beach. Vous aimez vous plonger dans la nature ? Les indispensables Plages de Crystal Beach et Gilchrist Beach se doivent de figurer sur votre parcours. Vous n'ĂȘtes pas non plus contre un petit bain de culture ? Les pragmatiques CinĂ©ma Pier 21 Theater et Texas Seaport Museum (vieux port) sauront vous ravir ! Les agrĂ©ables Refuge animalier Smith Oaks Bird Sanctuary et Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier mĂ©ritent aussi une visite.
Bolivar Peninsula, TX
à proximité
- Plages de Crystal Beach - 5Â min Ă pied - 0.5Â km
- Terminal de croisiĂšre du port de Charleston - 50Â min en voiture - 39.2Â km
- Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier - 50Â min en voiture - 40.3Â km
- Digue de Galveston - 51Â min en voiture - 40.7Â km
- Galveston Wharves (Port de Galveston) - 51Â min en voiture - 39.6Â km
Comment se déplacer
Restaurants
- âȘCamp Margaritaville RV Resort - âŹ8 min en voiture
- âȘNauti Beaver Hut - âŹ5 min en voiture
- âȘTia Juanitaâs Fish Camp - âŹ4 min en voiture
- âȘHardHeads Icehouse & Grill - âŹ7 min en voiture
- âȘStingaree Restaurant & Bar - âŹ4 min en voiture
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