Pensacola Waterfront Home with Private Dock

Highlights:
• Private dock on the waterway

• Sunroom with waterfront views

• Firepit for coastal evenings

Set along the Intracoastal Waterway in Pensacola, this newly remodeled waterfront home offers a relaxed coastal retreat shaped by open views, easy gathering spaces, and time spent by the water. Spanning 2,600 square feet, the home blends fresh interiors with classic Gulf Coast ease, creating a comfortable setting for families or groups who want room to unwind, dine together, and enjoy the quiet rhythm of canal-side living.

Inside, the home is designed around connection and natural light. The open-plan layout includes a well-equipped kitchen, a comfortable living room with a fireplace, and inviting shared spaces for meals, conversation, and downtime. A large sunroom is one of the home’s defining features, with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the water and bring the coastal setting into the everyday flow of the stay.

The home features three bedrooms and accommodates up to 10 guests with additional sleeping in a separate living area. The Crab bedroom includes a king-size bed and ample closet space, while the White Elegant Chandelier bedroom offers a queen-size bed and a spacious walk-in closet. The Driftwood Seahorse bedroom includes a queen bed and water views. An additional living area includes two trundle beds, giving families or groups flexible sleeping arrangements beyond the main bedrooms.

Outdoor living centers on the waterfront setting. A private dock gives boating guests convenient access to the water, while the expansive yard offers space to relax between beach outings, meals, and quiet afternoons at home. At day’s end, the waterfront firepit creates a natural gathering place for evenings under the stars, with the waterway adding a calm backdrop to the experience. Photos also show a grassy yard, dock, and open water views from the property photo sheet.

From this Pensacola location, guests are within easy reach of Perdido Key, Big Lagoon State Park, local seafood restaurants, and Perdido Bay Golf Club. Big Lagoon State Park offers boating, canoeing, fishing, hiking, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and shoreline recreation, while Perdido Key is known for its barrier-island setting between Pensacola and Orange Beach. ([Wikipedia][2]) With its private dock, waterfront outlook, and easy access to Gulf Coast recreation, this home offers a peaceful Pensacola stay built around boating, beach days, and unhurried time together.