1675 Bay Shore Drive

Waterfront Latitude + Beach Walks, All from One Remarkable Address

A Strong First Impression, Designed to Live Well
A foyer that feels purposeful, not perfunctory, sets the tone from the start. The front doors open wide with a built-in screen feature, inviting coastal breezes to move naturally through the home during those perfect Florida days. From the entry, the layout unfolds with intention: the living room, dining room, and office each occupy distinct space while still reading as part of a cohesive, open plan. Twelve-foot ceilings in the main living area create architectural lift and a sense of volume that makes the home feel expansive without ever feeling cavernous. The front living room is anchored by a gas fireplace, giving the space both presence and warmth, while the dining room sits comfortably within the flow, positioned to serve gatherings without interrupting the everyday rhythm of the house. The office is more than a bonus room. With its size and placement, it easily functions as a true flex space, including the option of an additional bedroom, and a full bathroom located just across the hall supports that versatility with ease.

Where the Home Works Hardest: Kitchen, Nook, and Family Room
The kitchen has the kind of practical intelligence that matters, built for both daily use and effortless entertaining. Cork flooring adds a subtle layer of comfort and softness underfoot, a thoughtful upgrade that makes long cooking days feel easier. Under-cabinet lighting brings both ambiance and function, while a warming drawer supports the way people actually host, keeping meals paced and polished without extra effort. A gas line is available for a stove, allowing for a future upgrade that aligns with serious cooking. Storage is equally well-considered, with a large pantry that keeps the kitchen visually clean and operationally efficient. The breakfast nook creates a natural transition between kitchen and family room, offering casual space that stays connected to the action without competing with it. The family room becomes the true center of gravity, oriented toward the water and designed around light. New impact sliders and expansive glass amplify the view, creating an environment that feels constantly in dialogue with the outdoors. This is a home that understands its setting, and the interior layout leans into it with clarity.

Outdoor Living with Real Infrastructure
The outdoor experience here goes far beyond “nice backyard.” It is built around a waterfront lifestyle with serious capability. A screened patio functions as an extension of the interior living spaces and includes a gas line for a future outdoor kitchen or grill setup, while Sonos speakers elevate the space into something designed for long afternoons, entertaining, or quiet evenings with the water as the backdrop. The paver-lined pool and spa sit comfortably within the outdoor footprint, creating a true resort-style environment without excess. An outdoor shower adds practical utility for beach days and boat days alike, and the yard is supported by ongoing care through Bluebell, maintaining a manicured look without demanding your weekends. The dock is where the property becomes exceptional. Two boat lifts create real flexibility: a 9,000 lb lift ideal for a boat and jet ski arrangement, and a 16,000 lb lift with large-boat capacity. A 55’ Sea Ray was previously kept here, offering an excellent indicator of the dock’s capability and the depth of the waterway access. Underwater fish lights add both ambiance and function after dark, while 30 AMP shore power supports extended use and serious boating setups. Wide-open water behind the home makes maneuvering easy, giving the waterfront a rare sense of space rather than tight canal constraint. Additional details like the double gate on the left side of the home add useful access for storage, water gear, and recreational equipment, while a clothesline on the side of the home adds a simple, practical touch that suits the lifestyle.

A Primary Suite That Understands Scale
The primary suite is oversized in the best sense of the word, with proportions that allow the room to feel calm, expansive, and quietly private. The layout supports a true retreat experience, with enough space for a sitting area and everyday functionality without compromising openness. Two large walk-in closets bring serious storage, adding to the suite’s sense of ease and long-term livability. The primary en-suite follows the same clean, bright tone carried throughout the home, offering a generous and functional layout that supports daily routines without feeling cramped or overly compartmentalized. This suite is designed with comfort in mind, but it also carries a sense of intention. It feels like a place meant to reset.

Guest Quarters + Purpose-Built Bathrooms (Plus a Laundry Room That Actually Delivers)

Bedrooms 2 and 3 are generously sized and thoughtfully placed, creating a true guest wing that feels quietly separate from the primary suite while still being fully integrated into the home’s layout. Both rooms share a full guest bath designed for everyday ease, with a clean, classic finish and a layout that supports family, visitors, or extended stays without feeling tight or secondary. The standout bonus is the separate casita bathroom, a full bath positioned with direct pool access, making it the kind of feature that changes the way the home functions during entertaining. No wet footprints through the main living spaces, no scrambling for towels, no disruption, just a seamless indoor-outdoor rhythm that fits waterfront living. The laundry room continues the theme of smart utility with impressive length and built-in cabinetry, a dedicated workspace counter, and a built-in ironing board that makes this space feel intentionally designed rather than tucked away. Washer and dryer convey, and the overall setup offers the type of daily convenience that becomes invaluable over time.

Cocoa Beach: Walkable, Waterfront, and Wonderfully Uncomplicated
This location supports a lifestyle that feels both active and effortlessly coastal. Beach access is within walking distance, allowing morning shoreline walks and spontaneous sunset evenings without the logistics of driving and parking. The neighborhood itself is described as wonderful for good reason. It carries a lived-in ease and a sense of community that fits Cocoa Beach at its best. What makes this property rare is its ability to offer both beach proximity and true boating infrastructure, allowing the day to move seamlessly from sand to water to pool to patio without ever leaving home. The waterway behind the property is expansive, giving the setting a wide-open feel that is difficult to replicate and deeply valuable for boaters and waterfront enthusiasts.

Highlights

• Expansive waterway with wide-open space for boating and easy maneuvering

• Two boat lifts: 9,000 lb lift (jet ski + boat) and 16,000 lb lift (large boat capacity)

• 55’ Sea Ray previously kept at dock, strong indicator of dock capability

• Underwater fish lights at docks + 30 AMP shore power

• Screened patio with Sonos speakers + gas line for future outdoor kitchen/grill

• Outdoor shower + clothesline + double gate on left side for storage/access

• 12 ft ceilings in main living area + 8 ft interior doors throughout

• New impact sliders + windows are impact glass or protected with shutters

• Office can function as a bedroom with full bathroom across the hall

• Kitchen features cork flooring, large pantry, under-cabinet lighting, warming drawer, gas line available for stove

• Hardy board concrete siding on main portion with cedar trim corners

• 22’ deep garage (excellent for storage, workshop space, or oversized vehicles)

• Security includes 5 cameras + alarm system with heat sensors

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