308 Shipwatch is more than your average beach condo. This newly renovated 2-bedroom, 2-bath, top-floor vacation condo offers updated coastal décor, soothing ocean breezes and is perfectly located within steps of the pool and white-sand beach. This condo is ideal for families and friends seeking a fun-filled, worry-free beach vacation!

This building is located directly on the beach, with a partial beach view from the unit's balcony. Enjoy a full ocean view from the floor's main deck.

Begin each day on your private deck with a partial beach view, sipping your coffee and embracing the serenity of morning at the beach; blue herons, the sounds of waves and sea gulls with an occasional pelican greet the day. The tropical foliage surrounding the deck will make you feel as if you’re in your own private oasis.

If you feel like taking a refreshing dip in the water, you have the community pool and the foot path to the ocean, both within steps of the condo. With beautiful beaches, miles of bicycle paths, fertile fishing waters, the greens of golf courses, being outdoors is a way of life on St. Simons Island.

Key Residence Features:
- Amenities include a fully-equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances, coffee maker, 2 flat-screen TVs, Bluetooth soundbar, free WiFi, central heating and air conditioning, linens, in-unit washer/dryer, deck, community pool, free parking, gated community, and more!

- Unbeatable St Simons Island Location - Steps from the beach and minutes from several restaurants, golf courses, and nature areas!
- Nearest airport: St Simons Island Airport -Demere Road, (~5.5 miles away)

Policies:
- No smoking
- No pets allowed
- No events, parties or large gatherings
- Must be at least 25 years old to book
- Additional fees and taxes may apply
- Photo ID may be required upon check-in

Community amenities include private boardwalk access to the beach, swimming pool, large grass lawn, outdoor grill and complimentary in-room high speed internet service.

Common Elevator
Common Area Grills Charcoal
Covered Parking
Gated Community
Ocean Front Community
Shipwatch
Wireless Internet
Sleeps: 4
2 Bedroom Residence


About St. Simons
St. Simons Island is ranked second in USA Today’s, ‘America’s Best Coastal Small Towns 2016’ for great reason! Explore the area and see for yourself the beauty and charm it boasts. With a full calendar of outdoor activities, to festivals and traditional art shows, there is something for everyone to love about St. Simons Island. From the oldest church in Georgia, to a working lighthouse built in the 1800’s, St. Simons Island is rich with history. Brunswick dates back to the early 1700’s and was one of the five original ports of entry for the American colonies. On Sea Island, you can learn about the historic and commemorative oaks that distinguished guests plant on the grounds, starting in 1928 with President Calvin Coolidge. Visit the Golden Isles and Explore all the historical sites and attractions!

With so many local attractions close to the property, you'll never want to leave! The pristine white sand shores that extend into the Atlantic are just over the dunes, making it effortless to grab the beach chairs, towels, and umbrella and set out for a day of waterfront endeavors.

St. Simons is dappled with abundant walking and biking paths, so you can easily explore all that the island has to offer. Rent a cruiser or kayak from St. Simons Outfitters & Bike Renters to roam through stunning sub-tropical scenery filled with moss-draped Oaks and blossoming flowers.

If you're in the mood for some golf, schedule a tee time at one of the several surrounding courses in the area, or just rent a golf cart and cruise down to the Pier for our unique shops and eclectic restaurants that celebrate every aspect of Island Life. Historical sites are everywhere you look on the Island. From Christ Church to Fort Frederica, the St. Simons Lighthouse and the Battle of Bloody Marsh…Coastal Georgia Historical Society (located near the Lighthouse) is a first stop for those curious about the well-preserved history of one of early America's treasured islands.