76 E Harborview Rd Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

Rare 4-bedroom, 3-bath Florida Cottage in the heart of Mack Bayou -- no HOA, no restrictions, just a well-built two-story home with real bones and room to breathe. At 1,872 sq ft, the layout works: an open great room anchored by a fireplace flows into a fully renovated kitchen with quartz countertops, white shaker cabinets, a tile backsplash, stainless appliances, walk-in pantry, and a shiplap breakfast bar that seats the whole crew. LVP floors run through the main living areas, downstairs bedroom, and the upstairs master -- durable, good-looking, and built to handle beach life. The primary suite is where it belongs: private, upstairs, with French doors opening onto a covered second-floor balcony, a double vanity, garden tub, separate shower, and a walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms share the upper floor. A fourth bedroom sits on the main level -- ideal for guests, a home office, or flex use. Out back, a fully fenced yard shaded by a live oak canopy, with a raised wood deck, paver patio, and a custom-painted mural fence that gives the space real personality. A mudroom off the back door keeps beach life from taking over the house. Metal roof. HardiBoard siding. Fireplace in the great room. Mack Bayou a short walk away, the beach just minutes beyond that. Priced right for a buyer who recognizes a great floor plan, a great location, and the chance to finish making it their own. Welcome to 76 E Harborview Road. Pull up and you already know something is different. The white picket fence wraps the front yard. A two-story Florida Cottage sits back from the road -- white HardiBoard, black accents, double front porches stacked one on top of the other, ceiling fans turning overhead. Pink French doors on the covered front porch. Hanging baskets. A checkered painted floor. The kind of curb appeal that makes people slow down when they drive by. This is Mack Bayou. Not 30A proper -- better, in a lot of ways. No HOA. No short-term rental neighbors rotating in every weekend. Just a quiet residential pocket tucked off Mack Bayou Road, close enough to the beach to feel it, far enough from the chaos to actually live here. Step inside and the main floor opens up immediately. Great room, dining area, and kitchen all connected -- light, airy, and wider-feeling than 1,872 square feet suggests. LVP flooring runs throughout the main living areas, low maintenance and durable, exactly what you want at the coast. A fireplace anchors the living room. The windows let the trees in. It feels like a home. The kitchen is the heart of it. Quartz countertops. White shaker cabinets. Tile backsplash. Stainless appliances. A shiplap breakfast bar with barstool seating. A walk-in pantry and separate storage closet that actually solve the problem of where everything goes. The layout is open to the dining area and great room, so whoever is cooking is never cut off from the rest of the house. It works. Just off the kitchen, a mudroom connects the interior to the backyard -- a small detail that makes a big difference when you're coming in from the yard, the beach, or a day on the water. More houses need this. There's a full bedroom on the main floor -- 12x12, with a full bath nearby. Use it as a guest room, a home office, or a flex space. Having that option on the first floor is a genuine convenience that not every layout offers. Head upstairs and the house keeps delivering. Three more bedrooms, two full baths, a hallway that connects without feeling cramped. LVP continues through the upstairs hall and the master. The primary suite is private and removed from the activity of the main floor -- spacious enough for a king bed with room to move around it. A barn door opens to the en-suite bath: double vanity, garden tub, separate shower, tile throughout, walk-in closet. French doors lead out to the private second-floor balcony. Step outside and you're above the tree line, looking out over a quiet street shaded by mature oaks. It's a good place to start the morni