Navarre: Biscayne Pointe Drive House

The entrance to the home is accessible over a quaint wooden bridge with a key code at the gate.

The wooden bridge is built across a wetland area. which forms a development buffer between the shoreline homes and a subdivision to the north.

Santa Rosa Sound is visible in the background.

The driveway is built with concrete blocks to form a pervious drainage surface adjacent to the wetland area on the right of the frame. A southwest view of the house can be seen in the distance.

This is a southeast view of the home taken from the wetland area.

An east view of the home shows the stand of young pines in the wetlands to the north.

The facade of the home faces the wetland. The front door is on the second floor landing.

The walls, ceiling and floors of the entire home are clad in pine and juniper. This is a view of the second level. The four interior poles around which the home is supported are visible on all levels.

The main living area of the home is located on the third level. The kitchen is located in the left rear of the frame with the bedroom on the right.

The driveway and bridge across the wetland area is visible in this eastern view from the second floor balcony of the house.

From the second level deck, an northeasterly view reveals a shoreline with white crystal beaches. This area is known for sugar sand dune formations that have been called the whitest beaches in the world.

This is a southerly view of the sound shot from the third level deck.

This view from the second level deck faces southeast on Santa Rosa Sound.

The third level of the home with a top level cupola is visible at the roof line. The development to the north can be seen across the wetland area.

The east view of Santa Rosa Sound can be seen from the third story deck outside the living area.

This southwest view from the second level shows the sound and western shoreline.

The south view from the second level deck shows the path to the 165 foot pier with Santa Rosa Sound and military preserve on Santa Rosa Island with the Gulf of Mexico beyond.

The owner's dog Ginger, meanders along the dock with the southern facade of the home and beach visible in the background.

The pier extends into Santa Rosa Sound Sound.

The pier extending from the home is set on an angle from the shoreline.