Sugar Sand Cottage A

Top Reasons to Book this Gorgeous Studio Cottage:

* Short Walk to Public Beach Access

* Open Sun Deck with Gorgeous Views

* Perfect for Couples Getaway or Small Family

* 2 Miles from Mexico Beach Boat Ramp

* Professionally Managed; 24/7 Service

*This property is not available to adults Under the age of 25

*This house allows a maximum of 1 vehicle to park in the driveway

Sugar Sand Cottage A is a charming studio townhouse accommodating up to four guests. Unit A is on a duplex's top floor via an interior stairwell. The cottage is conveniently located just a short walk from the beach, offering easy beach access and stunning ocean views. An outdoor shower, shared with the lower unit, can rinse off the sand before heading indoors. Inside, the living area is designed as an open space with a sleeping area. The only private room is a stylish bathroom featuring a shower/tub combo with water jets for ultimate relaxation. Sleeping arrangements include a queen bed and a double futon, making it comfortable for four guests. The space contains ample seating around a large TV, perfect for enjoying movies together. The full-size kitchen is well-equipped for preparing meals, enhancing your stay at the cottage.

Mexico Beach is known for its sugar-white sand and crystal blue water. The three mile stretch of beach in the panhandle of Florida is a boater’s paradise and a beachgoer’s dream. Located on the Gulf of Mexico, boats can reach deep water from the Mexico Beach canal with ease. It’s a place to get outdoors, gather with family, walk the beach, enjoy a sunset, catch a fish, or any other stress-relieving activity you may enjoy.

The Bed Set up:

Main Level:

Living Room: Queen and Double Futon

Area Attractions:

For those in the group who enjoy boating—or even for those who don’t—the Mexico Beach Marina & Outfitters is worth a visit. Mexico Beach is often described as a sleepy little fishing village, making the marina and ship store a popular spot. Whether you're heading out on the water for fishing, regardless of your vessel type, the marina has everything you need: ice, fuel, bait, tackle, and a little bit of everything else. If you prefer spending the day lounging on the shore, the ship store offers groceries, sunscreen, and other essentials to enhance your beach day. You might even run into Luke Bryan's mom as she picks up her fishing tackle, since we know she enjoys fishing too!

You can’t visit Mexico Beach without grabbing a bite to eat from one of the food trucks. The most well-known in the area is Killer Seafood, which is less than half a mile away. Once a sit-down restaurant before Hurricane Michael ripped it to shreds in 2018, it’s now an outdoor window-service food truck serving fresh seafood better than before. The most popular menu item would have to be their fish tacos with mouth-watering fresh tuna, or you can opt for grouper instead. No matter what, don’t leave without a slice of their key lime pie.

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