In Inlet Beach, Florida, this $22,500,000 beachfront home spans 6,259 square feet and was built in 2020. The property sits on 0.17 acres and includes 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, with a separate suite above the garage and numerous pet-friendly touches. From a private elevator and Crestron automation to a gulf-front pool, spa, and direct beach access, every inch of this home is built for modern coastal living.
Where is Inlet Beach, FL?
Inlet Beach, Florida, is a coastal community at the eastern edge of South Walton County, next to the eastern end of Scenic Highway 30A. It offers direct access to the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Powell, one of the largest coastal dune lakes in the state. The area includes a mix of modern beach homes and preserved natural spaces. It borders Camp Helen State Park and is near the city of Panama City Beach.
Driveway Entrance
Cobbled stone pavers lead through a tree-lined driveway to the front of the house, flanked by white stucco columns and lanterns. In the center sits the coastal-style main structure with shingle siding, shuttered windows, and a double garage. Setback placement of the home allows for privacy with a surrounding landscape of palm trees and brush.
Front Exterior
Ocean-facing views frame the back of the house, where cedar shingles and large window groupings highlight the exterior architecture. Along the elevated pathway sits the main entrance, just above the garage area that stretches the width of the base. With the sea as a backdrop, the rear of the home reveals vertical scale and symmetry.
Front Porch
Blue shutters frame a single glass door in the porch area leading to the entry, positioned beside a tall grid of windows. Wooden shingles wrap around the walls while the tile flooring defines the transition zone. A rustic bench is placed to the left, adding seating along this entry alcove.
Entry Hall
In the foyer, dark wood wall panels with vertical grain patterns frame mirrors and built-in shelving. A chandelier hangs overhead beside the tall glass door that opens to the porch. The light-colored rug on the wooden floor softens the contrast of the entry space.
Living Area
In the living room, large windows and French doors bring in ocean views from multiple sides. A fireplace anchors the space, surrounded by neutral-toned seating and a sculptural wall piece above the mantle. Two armchairs, a coffee table, and a mix of textures complete the arrangement.
Dining Area
Centered within the main gathering space, the dining room holds a long rectangular table with high-back chairs beneath a hanging light fixture. Placement of the area connects the living room to the surrounding views of the water. Floor-to-ceiling curtains and windows extend the full length of the back wall.
Family Lounge
Along the length of the open-concept layout, a family lounge area includes low chairs, a wide sofa, and sculptural décor. From this part of the living room, several glass doors open directly to the outdoor terrace. Layout flows smoothly between lounging, dining, and kitchen zones.
Kitchen
In the kitchen, a central island features a sink and seating for three on barstools. Cooking appliances, framed art, and modern lighting fixtures create symmetry along the back wall. Lower cabinets and open counter space support an efficient layout for prep and dining.
Kitchen
From the sink side of the kitchen, the space opens directly to the adjacent oceanfront dining room. Dual pendant lights hang above the countertop while a large range and backsplash are visible to the left. Visual lines from beams and ceiling planks lead toward the water views ahead.
Indoor Grill and Breakfast Nook
Outdoor dining space includes a round wood table, full grill station, and expansive views through tall windows. Overhead, a modern chandelier hangs from the slatted ceiling above the sitting area. To the left, built-in cabinetry provides support for cooking and entertaining near the pool deck.
Enclosed Sunroom
Surrounded by full-height windows on three sides, the sunroom offers panoramic views of the ocean. Cushioned wooden sofas and chairs are arranged around a central coffee table under a slatted ceiling with a fan. Light curtains hang between the windows, softening the natural light as it pours into the corner space.
Office
Located along the side of the house, the home office features a mirrored desk positioned near double French doors that lead to a balcony. Natural light fills the room through sheer drapes, highlighting the chandelier and framed artwork on the walls. A mounted television and neutral palette complete the compact workspace.
Upstairs Lounge
Positioned near the upper-level bedrooms, the lounge features a large sofa, armchair, and central coffee table arranged across a striped rug. A wall-mounted television sits above a low media console, with access to a balcony through double glass doors. Ceiling beams and a chandelier add structure and visual interest to the room.
Bedroom
Located along the upper rear of the house, the primary bedroom includes a canopy bed positioned to face full ocean views. French doors on either side lead to an outdoor balcony while tall ceilings and an arched window bring in daylight from above. Dark feature walls and layered curtains frame the room’s edges.
Bedroom Balcony
Extending directly off the main bedroom, the balcony provides a beachfront overlook with a wide view of the coastline. Woven lounge chairs and a cushioned round daybed face the horizon beneath a slatted overhang. Light-toned decking boards stretch across the outdoor retreat.
Bathroom
Running the full length of the suite, the primary bathroom features double vanities with large mirrors and brushed gold hardware. Towel bars, lighting fixtures, and entryways are aligned along both sides of a central walkway. Cabinetry and light tile flooring give the room a uniform appearance.
Bathroom
Set below a wide window, the soaking tub is framed in stone with brass plumbing fixtures. A beaded chandelier hangs overhead while a textured curtain diffuses the natural light. Frosted glass panels separate this area from the adjacent shower space.
Bathroom
Encased in glass and stone, the shower includes wall-mounted fixtures and a built-in shelf along the back. Brass hardware contrasts against the light-toned tiles, and the entry features black-trimmed frosted doors. Placement allows direct access to the rest of the bathroom layout.
Bedroom
Tucked into a corner of the home, the guest bedroom is wrapped in blue-patterned wallpaper from floor to ceiling. A central bed with coastal-inspired pillows is framed by two side tables and matching lamps. Framed artwork and a white chandelier add detail to the space.
Bathroom
Glass-enclosed shower features bold horizontal stripes in alternating navy and white tile. Across from the shower, a single-sink vanity in dark blue includes a marble countertop and large wall mirror. Twin sconces on either side of the mirror provide lighting near the entry door.
Bedroom
Placed at the corner of the house, this guest bedroom includes a dramatic four-poster bed in a dark finish with bright accent pillows. Large windows wrap around the space with views of palms and neighboring rooftops. A zebra-print chair and minimal artwork add contrast to the otherwise soft-toned room.
Bathroom
Set up with a double vanity along the window wall, this guest bathroom pairs a black-and-white tile floor with a striped walk-in shower. Two mirrors and sconce lights frame the sinks under a marble countertop. The glass enclosure opens to a shower with a rainhead and handheld fixture.
Bedroom
Centered under a canopy-style frame, the second guest bedroom faces out toward the ocean through tall glass doors. A pair of nightstands and a cushioned armchair complete the room layout, along with a media dresser and mounted TV. Patterned wallpaper and layered curtains enhance the backdrop.
Bedroom
Located on the uppermost level, this bedroom combines angled ceilings, wall-to-wall carpeting, and views through a front-facing window. The bed faces a mounted TV, while a seating area and dual lounge chairs sit near the window. Off to the side, a private bunk nook is accessed through a large open doorway.
Bunk Room
Tucked behind the third-floor bedroom, the bunk room includes two sets of dark wood built-ins along either side. A chest of drawers and window above provide symmetry, while poufs on the floor create a flexible seating spot. Framed by rich tones and minimal lighting, the space feels secluded and compact.
Media Lounge
Positioned in the basement level, the media room includes a wide sectional, two armchairs, and a central ottoman facing a wall-mounted screen. Framed film reels and vintage cinema artwork line the walls, with light wood flooring beneath. Cabinets and a large mirror are placed below the screen for added storage.
Game Room
Converted into a private gaming area, the arcade room includes pinball machines, racing simulators, and lighted game cabinets. Machines line the walls while open floor space allows for movement between stations. Overhead recessed lighting keeps the space bright despite its enclosed layout.
Game Room
At the far end of the basement entertainment area, the game room includes a small kitchen with dark wood cabinetry and a full fridge. A ping-pong table is placed at the center, backed by a gallery wall of movie posters. The open floorplan allows for easy transitions between games, viewing, and snacks.
Upper Balcony
Spanning the length of the upper level, the balcony is lined with cushioned lounge chairs and sectionals facing out to the ocean. Ceiling fans hang above each seating zone, offering comfort along the shaded corridor. Wooden plank flooring and slatted privacy panels define the structure without obstructing the view.
Upper Balcony
Framed by white columns and railings, the corner section of the upper balcony provides a more private space with two cushioned loungers and a small side table. The area sits just outside the upstairs doors and is partially screened by vertical slats. Clean lines and wide openings keep the focus on the water beyond.
Pool Terrace
Positioned along the rear ground level, the pool terrace includes a row of lounge seating under a ceiling with fans and recessed lights. Large columns mark the transition to the adjacent pool, while glass doors connect the terrace directly to the indoor living spaces. Overhead shelter allows for outdoor enjoyment in any weather.
Poolside Deck
On the water-facing side, the pool deck extends outward with two loungers partially submerged in the shallow end of the pool. Perimeter walls and coastal shrubbery offer a level of privacy while preserving panoramic ocean views. Soft lighting and a clear evening sky enhance the reflective surface of the water.
Beachfront View
Facing inland from the water, the property stands among a row of neighboring beachfront homes along white sand and turquoise sea. A private stairway descends from the backyard to the shore, blending into the surrounding dunes. From this perspective, the home’s scale and symmetrical layout stand out along the coastline.
Listing agent: Blankenship Watkins Advisory Group @ Christies International Real Estate Emerald Coast via Coldwell Banker Realty
