Sounds of Summer in South Walton

We love Sounds of Summer in South Walton. While the first thing that may come to mind is children’s laughter, sizzling burgers on the grill, and Jimmy Buffet on the radio, we’re thinking of our newest South Walton vacation rental, Sounds of Summer.

Located along Hwy 30A in Dune Allen, the beautifully renovated four bedroom home sleeps eight. Guests enjoy relaxing on the porch and listening to the hypnotic tones of waves cascading onto the shore, dune grasses rustling in the breeze and seagulls in the distance. This 30A vacation rental features all new stainless steel appliances, granite counters, unique walnut-plank tile floors and a private boardwalk bordering the dunes.With soothing shades and textures that characterize the Gulf Coast, the beach chic interior features sand colored walls and reclaimed wood tables. The kitchen provides spectacular views of Allen Lake and the beach, which makes cooking a joy.

Guests staying in the northern rooms are treated to views of the shimmering coastal dune lake while vistas of the aquamarine Gulf of Mexico delight guests in the southern chambers.  Staying in a South Walton vacation rental has its perks including the fully-stocked kitchen, a full washer and dryer; a colorful bunk room equipped with games and books; and a waterfront deck with outdoor dining.

Nestled along Hwy 30A, Sounds of Summer is within walking distance to the famed Stinky’s Fish Camp, which has been voted “Grand Champion” among the Perfect in South Walton awards. In addition, just to the east is the Santa Rosa Golf Club and Vue on 30A Restaurant, and voted the Best Waterfront Dining by Florida Travel + Life magazine and the "Best Place to Watch a Sunset" by the readers of Destin Magazine.

Reserve your week at Sounds of Summer today by calling one of our friendly vacation specialists at 1-800-2254-7652 or explore our vast array of premier South Walton vacation rentals online.

A symphony of summer sounds await you at Sounds of Summer.  See you @ the beach!
 

Published by Tracy Louthain
Wednesday, May 6, 2015