Holmes Beach Half Duplex With Shared Heated Pool

Set in Holmes Beach on Anna Maria Island, this ground-level half duplex is a relaxed coastal retreat for up to six guests. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, pet-friendly accommodations, a shared heated pool, and a short walk to the beach, it is well suited for families or friends planning an easy island stay.

The living area gives guests a comfortable place to gather between beach outings, pool time, and island adventures. A living room, television, smart TV, cable TV, books, games, and toys support simple downtime after a day in the sun.

The kitchen is equipped for convenient meals at home, with a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, oven, stove, dishwasher, blender, icemaker, toaster, kettle, and utensils. The dining setup gives the group an easy place to share breakfast before heading out or unwind over dinner after exploring Holmes Beach.

The primary bedroom includes a king bed and is supported by an en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower. This layout gives one sleeping space added privacy while keeping the rest of the home practical for a group stay.

The second and third bedrooms each include a queen bed. Together, the three-bedroom layout accommodates up to six guests without relying on non-bedroom sleeping spaces.

Two full bathrooms add convenience for families and groups.

Outside, guests can enjoy a shared heated pool, grill, and outdoor shower. The home is also listed as pet friendly, making it a practical choice for travelers bringing a pet.

Holmes Beach places guests near the sandy Gulf shoreline, island shops, casual dining, golf, tennis, pickleball, boating, paddle boarding, kayaking, fishing, snorkeling, sailing, and other coastal recreation. A nearby Gulf shoreline access point for beach walks, swimming, and sunset views.

Manatee Public Beach - Approximately 1.6 miles. A popular public beach with sand, Gulf water, and casual amenities.

Anna Maria Island Historical Society Museum - Approximately 2.1 miles. A small local museum sharing the island's history and heritage.

Anna Maria City Pier - Approximately 2.6 miles. A classic island pier with bay views and a relaxed waterfront setting.

Bayfront Park - Approximately 2.8 miles. A bayside park with picnic areas, beach frontage, and views toward Tampa Bay.

Rod and Reel Pier - Approximately 3.1 miles. A historic pier known for fishing, water views, and old Florida character.

Bean Point - Approximately 3.3 miles. A scenic northern beach area where the Gulf meets Tampa Bay.

Bridge Street Pier - Approximately 4.8 miles. A Bradenton Beach landmark near shops, waterfront views, and island activity.

Robinson Preserve - Approximately 5.4 miles. A coastal preserve with trails, boardwalks, paddling routes, and nature viewing.

Coquina Beach - Approximately 6.2 miles. A broad Gulf beach with picnic areas, walking paths, and shaded spots.

Nearby Restaurants

Beach Bistro - Fine dining, Approximately 0.2 miles

Isola Bella Italian Eatery - Italian, Approximately 1.0 miles

The Ugly Grouper - Seafood and American, Approximately 1.1 miles

Duffy's Tavern - Burgers and pub fare, Approximately 1.2 miles

Hurricane Hanks - American and seafood, Approximately 1.2 miles

Island Grill - American and Mediterranean, Approximately 1.3 miles

Scott's Deli - Deli and sandwiches, Approximately 1.3 miles

Ginny's and Jane E's Cafe - Cafe and bakery, Approximately 1.6 miles

Poppo's Taqueria - Mexican, Approximately 2.1 miles

Nearby Attractions

Anna Maria Island Beach Access - Approximately 0.2 miles. A nearby Gulf shoreline access point for beach walks, swimming, and sunset views

Manatee Public Beach - Approximately 1.6 miles. A popular public beach with sand, Gulf water, and casual amenities

Anna Maria Island Historical Society Museum - Approximately 2.1 miles. A small local museum sharing the island's history and heritage

Anna Maria City Pier - Approximately 2.6 miles. A classic island pier with bay views and a relaxed waterfront setting

Bayfront Park - Approximately 2.8 miles. A bayside park with picnic areas, beach frontage, and views toward Tampa Bay

Rod and Reel Pier - Approximately 3.1 miles. A historic pier known for fishing, water views, and old Florida character

Bean Point - Approximately 3.3 miles. A scenic northern beach area where the Gulf meets Tampa Bay

Bridge Street Pier - Approximately 4.8 miles. A Bradenton Beach landmark near shops, waterfront views, and island activity

Robinson Preserve - Approximately 5.4 miles. A coastal preserve with trails, boardwalks, paddling routes, and nature viewing

Coquina Beach - Approximately 6.2 miles. A broad Gulf beach with picnic areas, walking paths, and shaded spots