The front of these neat little X flood zone first tier duplexes that are just steps from the community beach walkway.
This closup view of the under-house parking areas shows the separate outside storage for each half of the duplex.
This is a shot toward the bay from the stairs of The Sand Trap. The community bay access and dock is just a few steps south of Reef Dr at Pilot Dr.
This photo is taken from the base of the community beach walkway just steps away from these two units.
This shot is from the porch of The 19th hole looking southwest over the undeveloped dunes next door.
Here we are looking due west through the gap between the beachfront homes from the porch of The Sand Trap.
Here is a shot of the kitchen of The Sand Trap.
The dining area of The Sand Trap.
A shot of the living room and dining area.
Another shot of the living room of The Sand Trap.
The main floor bedroom of The Sand Trap.
And this is the lower level master bedroom of The Sand Trap.
Here is a shot of the kitchen of The 19th Hole.
Here is a photo of the dining area of The 19th Hole, with the kitchen and upper bedroom in the background.
Turning around, we're now looking at the living room of The 19th Hole.
This is the main floor bedroom of The 19th Hole.
This is the lower level master bedroom of The 19th Hole.
The community beach walkway entrance is right across the street from The Sand Trap.
This view shows the community beach walkway over the dunes.
Let's start off looking south down the beach toward the Stump Hole.
And at sunset, we want to face more or less due west to catch the famous Cape San Blas sunsets.
And finally the view due north up the beach.
Puting it all together, this is what the beach looks like in panorama.
This plat map shows where the Silent Sands community bay access and dock are located.
From the top of Pilot Dr, the access and dock are just to the right of the little cottage in this photo.
Here we are looking out the long dock ramp over the marsh grass. The channel behind Pig Island is navigable during all but the lowet tides.
This shot is looking back toward shore from the shared dock. My truck can be seen parked beside the base of the dock.
This photo of the business end of the dock shows plenty of room to tie up your boat and a convenient bench seat to view sunrises and watch sea birds from.
These are a few shots of the navigable channel between the shoreline and Pig Island.
Another view looking directly across at Pig Island.
The channel looking south.
This shot is taken from the living room of The 19th Hole.
Sunset from the screend porch of The Sand Trap.
Here we are on the community walkway, headed for sunset on the beach.
A typically gorgeous Cape San Blas sunset. "Kick off the flip-flops, if you've got em!"
This map on the left locates Cape San Blas on the Forgotten Coast and the plat on the right shows the location of the bay access amenity in relation to Silent Sands.
The plat on the left shows the layout of these two units while the map on the right locates these homes on Cape San Blas.
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