This four-bedroom South Walton vacation home has a great location only two blocks away from the beach in the beautiful picture-perfect coastal village of Watercolor. It can sleep up to 10 fortunate beach-going guests with one king-sized bed, three queen-sized beds, and the use of a sleeper sofa. The stately stature of this property personifies gracious hospitality with a wraparound veranda with outdoor furniture that spans two sides and a tall tower-like covered deck up above.

The interior of Alabaster has a breathtaking ceiling that soars above with lots of tall windows for light, gorgeous vibrant art along with an open concept design that comfortably accommodates family members and friends for entertainment. This entire home was professionally decorated with stylish furnishings completed using a chic, fashionable Mid Century Vintage Modern Design - pairing well with the overall design of the home. A light dove gray contemporarily styled wraparound couch is festooned with colorful pillows and sits on a vast ash toned rug with black modern abstract pattern inserts. This rug extends over to a long rectangular rich hardwood topped dining table with simple black legging and six white vintage modern chairs. The open kitchen features blonde Maple wood cabinetry with black granite tops, a long island with a sink to layout drinks and food as well as gleaming stainless steel appliances.

A second living area upstairs (accessible by an exterior entrance) includes another open kitchen. All of the well-appointed bedrooms have queen-sized beds placed on unique raised platforms, while the master bedroom includes a large king-sized bed. The master bedroom, along with one queen bedroom, both include a full en suite bath. The other two bedrooms share a full hall bath while a bathroom off the downstairs living area serves as a powder room. A look on tower on the third floor has a dining table with seating.

Watercolor was distinctively designed to have a golden Americana style that was inspired by charming, idyllic summer beach towns from well over 100 years ago. Intimate village planning features lovely homes like this one that includes wide front porches and enchantingly detailed architectural styles. Watercolor borders the forested shores of the expansive 220-acre Western Lake and the open waters of the glistening gulf. This rare precious coastal dune lake has an abundance of wildlife due to a magical composition of both salt and freshwater. A narrow isthmus over Western Lake connects to Grayton Beach State Park, which received acclaim recently in Forbes Magazine for being among the top five most beautiful shoreline parks in America.

Watercolor gets its name from the spectacular panoramic views that include the glittering gulf adorned by sugary white dunes and the serene waters of Western Lake, which mirrors the vivid colors of the sky, especially during sunsets. The village center includes shops, a café, a fountain waterfall, and a recently renovated restaurant known as “Fish out of Water.” The village is centered by a long, lush lawn bordered by a park and a flowing spillway that splashes down along the side. Five swimming pools are scattered throughout the lovely neighborhoods for guest use. There is a Tennis Center and an outdoor amphitheater for concerts. An amazing Lake Boat House has two complimentary canoes and kayaks available for guests with paddleboards provided at discount rates for lake exploration. Seasonal festivals include weekly concerts during the summer, and Watercolor participates in the famed outdoor Telluride MountainAir Film Festival every year.

First Floor: Living Room with Patio Access, Dining, Kitchen, Queen Bedroom, Hall Bath with Walk-In Shower, Covered Carport with Laundry Room, Outdoor Stairwell.

Second Floor: Den with Queen Sleeper Sofa, Kitchenette, King Master Bedroom with Walk-In Shower, Queen Bedroom, Hall Bath with Tub/Shower Combo, Queen Bedroom, Outdoor Stairwell.

Third Floor: Covered Sitting Area, Outdoor Stairwell.

Based on the daily temperature and at the HOA's discretion, a community pool is seasonally heated.