Why you'd want to live in Seacrest

Seacrest Beach, FL is on the far east end of 30A less than a mile in. It is easily spotted by its red brick town center or its iconic chair on 30A at its entrance. The main section covers an area about half a mile wide and a quarter mile deep and is less than 100 acres. It has about 800 total properties between commercial, condos, and single family detached. About 450 of the properties are single family detached homes. Seacrest has a small town center with restaurants and shops. It has a large resort style pool in the center of the neighborhood. Another great feature is the tram that takes you to the beach access. It also has some walking trails, mainly around the perimeter of the neighborhood. Seacrest is a resort heavy neighborhood great for a rental property. It has a pretty high density with homes, condos, and a little commercial. It feels very coastal with much of the homes being a classic coastal cottage look with fiber cement siding and metal roofs. Some of the properties and condos are a little more mediterranean.