Madeira Beach

Date: 2013-06-19

Location:
Madeira Beach, Florida

Accommodation:
3 Bedrooms 2 Full Bathrooms Condo Sleeps up to 10

Madeira Beach Rental Description:
Our luxury Gulf front penthouse is located on the most southern end of Madeira Beach, Florida which is directly on John's Pass. Our three bedroom, two bath, luxury penthouse condo features walk-in closets, a fully equipped kitchen, breakfast bar, dining room and a large balcony overlooking the fabulous Gulf of Mexico. Our condo is the top left corner of the building on the right in the photo on the right.

Our 1500+ square foot unit also has cable TV in all the rooms, a washer and dryer in the unit and maid service available. With five queen-size beds, it comfortably sleeps up to 10 people.

World famous, John's Pass Fishing Village is located directly across Gulf Boulevard. This is where the movie "Summer Rental" with John Candy, Rip Torn and Richard Crena was filmed! Fishing (charter or shore), boating (rental or launch your own), jet skiing, two gambling ships that sail 5 times daily, restaurants, night clubs, shopping, grocery stores and John's Pass Boardwalk are located onsite.

Tampa International Airport is just 30 minutes away. Clearwater, St. Petersburg Airport is just 15 minutes away. Both have shuttle, taxi and limo service available. The new Suncoast Trolley runs up and down Gulf Boulevard from St. Pete Beach to Clearwater Beach all day with a ride all day for a $3.00 price! More photos are available.

Madeira Beach Rental Amenities:
Sleeping Accommodations, Jan's Beach Dream Penthouse Condo
We welcome up to 10 Guests at our condominium, with:

* 3 Bedrooms (3BR)
* 2 Bathrooms (2BA)
* 5 Queen Beds

Onsite Amenities (Included or Available from Owner)
Special: Florida's Best Beach,Swimming,Balcony,Laundry Facility

* Local-Activities-Guide
* Parking-Off-Street
* Fish-Cleaning-Table
* Pedal-Boat
* Inflatable-Boat
* Sunsets-Exceptional
* Views-Exceptional
* Central-Air-Conditioning
* Heating
* Balcony
* Outdoor-Grill-Charcoal
* Dishwasher
* Microwave
* Refrigerator-Full-Size
* Ice-Maker
* Oven
* Stove-Top-Burners
* Toaster
* Coffee-Maker
* Blender
* Soaps-Basic
* Paper-Towels
* Toilet-Paper
* Iron
* Ironing-Board
* Washer
* Dryer
* Laundry-Soap
* Bath-Linens
* Bed-Linens
* TV+Antenna
* TV+Cable
* VCR
* Alarm-Clock
* Radio
* Stereo
* Phone
* Modem-Jack
* Walkway-to-Water
* Swimming-Pool-Shared
* Outdoor-Shower
* Local-Maps
* Restaurant-Dining-Guide

Madeira Beach Rental Activities (on site or nearby):
* Groceries
* Restaurants
* Outlet-Shopping
* Craft-Shopping
* Antiquing
* Laundromat
* Marina
* Beaches
* Beachcombing
* Surfing
* Swimming
* Reefs
* Snorkeling
* Scuba-Diving
* Boating
* Pedal-Boating
* Paddle-Boating
* Sailing
* Yachting
* Water-Skiing
* Wind-Surfing
* ParaSailing
* Water-Tubing
* Rafting
* Canoeing
* Kayaking
* Jet-Skiing
* DeepSea-Fishing
* Surf-Fishing
* Sound/Bay-Fishing
* Pier-Fishing
* Freshwater-Fishing
* Fly-Fishing
* Gambling-Casinos
* Golfing
* Tennis
* Bicycling/Biking
* Bird-Watching
* Hiking
* Fitness-Center
* Gym
* Massage-Therapist
* Whirlpool
* Horseback-Riding
* Equestrian-Events
* Scenic-Drives
* Eco-Tourism
* Botanical-Garden
* Caves
* Forests
* Ocean
* Lake
* Bay/Sound
* River
* Pond
* Creek/Stream
* Public-Library
* Museums
* Live-Theater
* Cinemas
* Churches
* Synagogues
* ATM/Bank
* Medical-Services
* Hospital
* Amusement-Parks
* Theme-Parks
* Water-Parks
* Playground
* Zoo
* Ruins
* Arboretum
* Winery-Tours
* Sight-Seeing


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Local Tourism Info LOCAL TOURISM &
VISITORS' INFO
ABOUT THE BEACHES OF TAMPA BAY

The Beaches of Tampa Bay: So Many Choices, So Little Time

Just off the Pinellas peninsula lies a string of barrier islands referred to as "The Gulf Beaches" (or "The Beaches of Tampa Bay," depending on who you ask). Three barrier islands, separated by "passes," make up this unique landscape. The longest island, Sand Key (sometimes referred to as Madeira Island), is home to Belleair Beach, Belleair Shores, Indian Rocks Beach, Redington Shores, North Redington Beach, Redington Beach, and Madeira Beach. Cross John's Pass and you reach Treasure Island. From there, head south across Blind Pass and you enter St. Pete Beach or Long Key (the two names are interchangeable for the area. Long Key is entirely made up of St. Pete Beach).

All of these island towns offer a wide variety of outdoor activities. Golf, fishing, parasailing, windsurfing, sailing, bicycling, snorkeling, and scuba diving can be found throughout the area. Of course, with roughly twenty miles of beautiful coastline, the Gulf Beach area is also a sun worshiper's paradise. And though these towns share some of the same recreational attributes, each community has its own distinctive flavor, making the choice of which to visit that much more difficult.

Belleair Beach and Belleair Shore are two entirely residential communities that, like all of the Gulf Beaches, border the Gulf of Mexico and the Intracoastal Waterway. Beautiful Gulf side homes line the beaches, and like other areas of the Gulf Beaches, visitors are more than welcome. The Belleair Causeway, a popular place to windsurf and kayak, connects Belleair Beach to the St. Petersburg/Clearwater area mainland.

Belleair Bluffs is located just over the Belleair Causeway, and is an antique lover's delight with small boutiques and untold treasures waiting to be found. Belleair Bluffs is also home to some of the area's best restaurants.

Indian Rocks Beach is a three mile stretch of beach the locals refer to as "Our Little Piece of Heaven." Temporarily leave the sunshine and the many outdoor activities being offered, and visit theIndian Rocks Historical Society, a museum covering the history of the area, from Native American inhabitants, to Spanish explorers, to modern land speculators.

In addition to the beautiful beaches and excellent restaurants, Indian Shores is home to the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary. The Sanctuary is dedicated to the rescue, repair, recuperation, and release of sick and injured wild birds. World renowned for its captive breeding program of The Eastern Brown Pelican, tours are available Monday through Saturday for a visit to this fascinating wildlife refuge.

Redington Shores, North Redington Beach, and Redington Beach are three primarily residential communities named after Charles Redington, a wealthy land owner that established the towns back in the 1930's. Whether you are an experienced angler, or you just want to watch the sun disappear into the Gulf, you will discover the best of both worlds at the Redington Fishing Pier.

Madeira Beach is a quiet alternative to the more boisterous St. Pete Beach. Madeira is family oriented, and within walking distance of the beaches and shopping areas. The main attraction in Madeira Beach is John's Pass Village & Boardwalk. This cozy fishing village has tempting restaurants and eclectic boutiques that will excite any curious vacationer.

Treasure Island is a lively community made up of beautiful beaches, a rich nightlife, gorgeous residential communities, and retro architecture reminiscent of the 1950's.

St. Pete Beach is a combination of a laid back atmosphere and the exciting chaos that is a popular resort town. St. Pete Beach has the largest population of any of the towns on this stretch of barrier islands. If you need a brief respite from all of the outdoor activities St. Pete Beach has to offer, check out the Don CeSar Resort, a hotel that has reached the status of a National Historic Landmark, and known around the world.

If you are in need of activities other than can be found on these barrier islands, you are only 90 minutes or so from Walt Disney World, Epcot, Sea World, and all the Orlando attractions and theme parks.

Whether you want to disappear, or be in the thick of things, the Beaches of Tampa Bay offer all the possibilities you will require.

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Madeira Beach Rental Pricing (in USA Dollars): Rate Range (Weekly):1050 - 1600
Detail:
* 4-14-2007 thru 8-31-2007: $1260/Weekly (6 Guests) , Per extra guest: $60
* 9-1-2007 thru 12-15-2007: $1050/Weekly (6 Guests) , Per extra guest: $60
* 12-16-2007 thru 2-1-2008: $1260/Holiday (6 Guests) , Per extra guest: $60
* 2-2-2008 thru 5-1-2008: $1600/Weekly (6 Guests) , Per extra guest: $60
* 5-2-2008 thru 9-5-2008: $1260/Weekly (6 Guests) , Per extra guest: $60
Special Rates: Ask about last minute booking specials! Payment Methods - Personal Check, Cashiers Check, Money Order, PayPal, Visa, Visa Debit, MasterCard, MasterCard Debit, AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, JCB.

Note: Please add these extra charges to our rates:
*Spring Break & Easter Weeks add $200 per week to rate!
* All other Holiday Weeks add 10% to Weekly Rate.
* $200 Security Deposit due upon booking.
* Local Taxes: 12.00%
* Gratuity/Tip: Included or Not Applicable
* Cleaning Fee: $110.00
Note: Until confrmed rates subject to chage without notice!!

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Madeira Beach Rental Contact Information:

Before contacting the property owner,
check their availability calendar (see below) for your requested dates.
    Email Madeira Beach owner

    By Phone:315-345-9832

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Additional Resources:

Availability calendar is provided by the property owner.

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