Serendipity, Unit 332

This is one of those spots where you can just settle in and watch the whole day unfold. It’s a quiet top-floor corner unit with a wraparound deck that looks straight out over the City Park and the Gulf. You are literally steps from the beach - the sand is right on the other side of the park - so it’s easy to wander over whenever you feel like it. We also provide beach chairs.

Our Unit has been newly renovated with new appliances, so everything feels fresh. There’s a queen bed in the loft and a comfortable queen pull-out sofa downstairs. The Unit sleeps four comfortably. The kitchen is fully set up with granite counters, a full-size oven/range, fridge, and dishwasher. We also include oils and spices making it handy if you want to cook some of the local seafood. The kitchen is fully stocked with cooking necessities and a table that seats four. Free Wi-Fi, AC, TV, and parking are included, plus a shared washer and dryer available on the second floor.

The deck is the real draw, with stunning views of the Gulf. Mornings bring beautiful sunrises, and evenings bring beautiful colors from the sunset from both the main deck and the rear one. From the back you can also see the osprey nest pole—Cedar Key has a ton of them, so birders tend to love it. Clam boats (bird dogs) get towed right past our deck daily with their oysters and clams. It is truly an experience that you do not find anywhere else. .

Because you’re looking right down on the Park, you also get a front-row seat of the big events: the Seafood Festival, the Pirate Invasion, art shows, and the monthly Saturday morning Farmer’s Market. You also have a front row seat for the City’s parades. It’s fun just sitting out there with a coffee or a drink and taking it all in.

Everything else is an easy walk. Dock Street is a couple minutes away on foot. Just steps down 2nd Street are places like Steamers, Island Hotel, 1842 Daily Grind, Cedar Key Pizza, Bonish Studios and 2nd Street, all local favorites. Shops and museums are located here too. The bakery is across the street where you can indulge your sweet tooth.

You can rent a kayak or paddleboard and head out toward Atsena Otie Key, poke around the shops and galleries, or just cruise the island on a golf cart. It’s classic Old Florida: quiet, with no high-rises, and full of water and birds.

It’s a simple, comfortable base if you want the views, the beach access, and the feeling of being right in the middle of whatever’s happening in town.





Welcome to Serendipity!