4000 Gulf Terrace Dr #ID1285901P, Destin, FL 32541

Discover the charm of Destin and feel at home in this inviting 1-bedroom condo, nestled in a gated community on the first floor with no stairs. It's ideal for families and offers easy access to the beach, dining, and entertainment. Catching Rays is designed with thoughtful touches to make you feel at home. The living room boasts a comfortable queen sleeper sofa and two accent chairs. The open-concept kitchen is fully stocked with appliances, dishes, bakeware, pots, pans, silverware, utensils, a crockpot, a blender, a traditional coffee maker, and a Keurig. The bedroom features a king-size bed with memory foam and two twin trundle beds. The bathroom offers a shower and tub. A full washer and dryer are available for use during your stay. Charcoal grills are available throughout the community. Electric vehicle (EV) charging stations are available near the laundry facility and tennis courts. All stays with house-trained pets must be disclosed at booking, as a $50 pet fee applies. A maximum of 2 dogs are allowed. For families, an easy-to-use high chair, pack and play, kids cutlery, cups, and plastic dishes are available. Gulf Terrace Condominiums are centrally located in the heart of Destin, just minutes away from a variety of dining, shopping, and local hotspots. You'll be less than a mile from June White Decker public beach access, Big Kahuna's Water Park, and The Track Family Fun Parks. The complex offers the convenience of two entrances: the main entrance takes you directly onto Destin's main highway, while the side entrance lets you exit onto a side street with a stoplight. This is a first-floor unit, so you may hear noise from neighboring units. As this is a residential complex, a 10 pm noise ordinance is in effect. Excessive noise, parties, illegal activity, or disturbances are not permitted at any time. Pets must be crated when unattended, and owners are responsible for cleaning up after them indoors and outdoors. Pets are not allowed on furniture. Providing false information about a service animal is against state law.