Beach Haus - Ocean Views, Sleeps 22 & Bunk Room

Salt air drifts across the deck while Adirondack chairs face the ocean and a boardwalk path through the dunes leads to the sand. This elevated beach house sleeps 22 across 6 bedrooms and 4 baths, with ocean views from multiple balconies, an open kitchen with a stone peninsula, and a farmhouse table for the whole crew. Kids claim the bunk room, grown-ups claim the soaking tub, and everyone gathers on the covered patio below.

Morning starts with coffee on the wraparound deck, the ocean bright on the horizon and the boardwalk path through the dunes just below. Raised high on white pilings, this light blue beach house layers 2,800 square feet of coastal living across multiple levels, with white-railed balconies, light pine floors, and soft blues throughout. Days drift between the sand, the deck, and the shaded patio under the house, and evenings end with the sunset spilling yellow, orange, and pink over the water.

Key Features
• Sleeps 22 guests
• 6 bedrooms | 4 bathrooms
• Ocean views from multiple balconies and a wraparound deck
• Boardwalk path through the dunes to the beach
• Open-concept living, dining, and kitchen
• Stone-topped kitchen peninsula with seating for five
• Long farmhouse dining table for 10 or more
• Primary suite with French doors to a balcony and an ensuite with soaking tub and walk-in shower
• Built-in bunk room for kids and teens
• Covered patio with picnic table, lounge chairs, and swivel chairs
• Fenced grassy yard with palm trees
• Central air conditioning and wireless internet
• Private washer and dryer
• Driveway parking for 5 vehicles
• Beachfront home on Galveston Island

Sleeping Arrangements
Total occupancy: 22 guests
Total beds: 3 king, 2 queen, 3 double, 4 twin, 1 sofa
With six bedrooms spread across multiple levels, families and groups can give the adults their own retreats while the kids pile into the bunk room together.

Bedroom 1 is the primary retreat, with a king bed under a gray panel headboard, glass and brass lamps on wicker nightstands, and French doors that open to a balcony. A walk-in closet and an ensuite bathroom with a soaking tub make it the natural choice for the hosts of the trip.

Bedroom 2 offers a king bed in a calm coastal setting, a restful spot for a couple.

Bedroom 3 pairs a queen bed with two twin beds, a flexible setup for a family that wants to stay together.

Bedroom 4 features a queen bed, a quiet space for a couple or a pair of friends.

Bedroom 5 is the bunk room the kids will race to claim, with three double beds and two twin beds in a built-in bunk setup with blue X-pattern railings, built-in steps, reading sconces, and storage drawers under the lower bunks.

Bedroom 6 rounds out the home with a king bed, giving another couple a private place to unwind after a day in the sun.

The sofa in the living room adds one more spot to rest.

Bathrooms
Four full bathrooms keep beach mornings moving. The primary ensuite feels like a spa escape, with a soaking tub, a double vanity, a frameless glass walk-in shower in marble-look tile with a pebble floor, and a stacked washer and dryer tucked beside a window that looks out to palm trees.

The other baths each have their own coastal personality: a teal tile tub and shower combo with brass hardware and a hexagon tile floor, a walk-in glass shower in deep navy tile with a fluted blue vanity, and a tub and shower combo wrapped in blue and white striped tile with floating wood shelves.

Living Areas
The main living space is bright and open, with a cream sectional piled with blue pillows, wicker armchairs, blue ottomans, swivel recliners, and a gallery wall of framed prints. A wall-mounted TV sets up movie nights, a tray ceiling and ceiling fan keep the room airy, and French doors open straight onto the balcony and the ocean breeze.

Kitchen & Dining
The kitchen is made for feeding a crowd, with white shaker cabinets, gray subway tile, open wood shelving, a farmhouse sink, and stainless appliances including a French door refrigerator, range with oven, microwave, and dishwasher. Woven pendant lights hang over a stone peninsula with seating for five, and a single-serve coffee maker, toaster, air fryer, blender, and ice maker keep breakfast and happy hour easy.

Just steps away, a long farmhouse table under a brass chandelier seats 10 or more, so the whole group can gather for dinner with the living room in view.

Decks, Balconies & Beach
Multiple levels of white-railed balconies look out over the dunes to the sand and the ocean. The wide wraparound deck is set with white Adirondack chairs and a side table, the perfect perch for morning coffee or watching the sunset. When it's time to swim, the boardwalk path through the dunes makes for a short walk to the water.

Covered Patio & Yard
Underneath the house, a shaded concrete patio stays cool on hot afternoons, with a wooden picnic table, lounge chairs, and a round table with four cushioned swivel chairs facing the lawn. The fenced grassy yard and palm trees give kids room to play between beach sessions.

Surrounding Areas
• Galveston Island State Park
• Magic Carpet Golf
• Moody Gardens
• Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier
• The Grand 1894 Opera House

• Check-in begins at 4:00 PM, and check-out is by 10:00 AM
• No pets allowed
• Maximum occupancy is 22 guests
• Every reservation includes accidental damage protection for added peace of mind.
• No smoking, parties, or events
• Quiet hours are 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM
• Minimum stay is 2 nights
• Primary guest must be at least 25 years old to book
• Additional fees and taxes may apply

Property License: GVR13987