Some photos are virtually staged. This updated Bayport home has just been reduced for a quick sale and is in a great location just two blocks from the Bayou with direct Gulf access. A boat dock was originally built by the previous owner, so it’s a great setup if you enjoy being on the water. As you pull up, you’ll notice the screened front porch—perfect spot to sit and catch the breeze. Inside, the living and dining areas are open to each other, giving the home a comfortable, easy layout that feels bigger than you’d expect. The kitchen sits just off the main space so you’re not cut off from everything while cooking. There are two bedrooms that share a full bathroom, and in the back of the home you’ll find a second screened-in porch. It’s a great extra space to relax, have people over, or just enjoy the quiet. Let’s talk about the deck—there’s a raised wooden deck where you can catch sunsets over the Gulf, and underneath you’ve got covered parking, which is a big plus for keeping your vehicle or boat out of the Florida sun. A lot of the big-ticket items have already been taken care of: new roof (2026), new HVAC (2026), water heater (2025), and the tub/shower has been redone (2026). Other updates include luxury vinyl flooring (2025), kitchen and bathroom cabinets and countertops (2025), updated wiring and drywall (2025), interior doors (2025), and new GFCI and electrical outlets (2026). Bayport is one of those places that still feels like old Florida—quiet, laid-back, and right on the water. You’re only about a mile from Bayport Park, where you’ll find a boat ramp, fishing pier, and Gulf access, and less than a 10 minute drive to Pine Island Park for a true beach day. Whether you’re fishing offshore, kayaking the river, or just watching the sunset, it’s a great area to be in.

Some photos are virtually staged. This updated Bayport home has just been reduced for a quick sale and is in a great location just two blocks from the Bayou with direct Gulf access. A boat dock was originally built by the previous owner, so it’s a great setup if you enjoy being on the water. As you pull up, you’ll notice the screened front porch—perfect spot to sit and catch the breeze. Inside, the living and dining areas are open to each other, giving the home a comfortable, easy layout that feels bigger than you’d expect. The kitchen sits just off the main space so you’re not cut off from everything while cooking. There are two bedrooms that share a full bathroom, and in the back of the home you’ll find a second screened-in porch. It’s a great extra space to relax, have people over, or just enjoy the quiet. Let’s talk about the deck—there’s a raised wooden deck where you can catch sunsets over the Gulf, and underneath you’ve got covered parking, which is a big plus for keeping your vehicle or boat out of the Florida sun. A lot of the big-ticket items have already been taken care of: new roof (2026), new HVAC (2026), water heater (2025), and the tub/shower has been redone (2026). Other updates include luxury vinyl flooring (2025), kitchen and bathroom cabinets and countertops (2025), updated wiring and drywall (2025), interior doors (2025), and new GFCI and electrical outlets (2026). Bayport is one of those places that still feels like old Florida—quiet, laid-back, and right on the water. You’re only about a mile from Bayport Park, where you’ll find a boat ramp, fishing pier, and Gulf access, and less than a 10 minute drive to Pine Island Park for a true beach day. Whether you’re fishing offshore, kayaking the river, or just watching the sunset, it’s a great area to be in.