Bay Views in Broadkill Beach

Single family home is one of the best and most unique properties in all of Broadkill! Beachfront that is so close to the water, an ocean buoy washed up on the property during the 1962 Ash Wednesday Hurricane and owners have turned it into a custom-built observation platform, now a great place to store beach chairs solely for your use. This property takes advantage of numerous direct Delaware Bay and National Wildlife Refuge views with recently added beach facing, living room-wide, double French doors overlooking an elevated and expansive new deck for taking in the best views of the Bay, the stars, lighthouses, and morning dolphins. Sunrise out front and sunsets out back, where the National Wildlife Refuge makes for ever-changing sunsets! Soak in all nature has to offer, including breathtaking sunrise and sunset views from every bedroom.

The open floor plan on the second level includes the living, dining and kitchen spaces as well as one bedroom, a bonus room with a queen bed and two full bathrooms. There is an additional sleeping space off of the master bedroom with queen sofa bed in an all-season room, a great spot to take-in the evening reflections off the canal of the wildlife refuge and all its wildlife. The great blue heron typically takes breakfast off the property here in the canal each morning. The Osprey in the platform nest visible in the rear of the property is currently raising young. It’s truly a special environment – where the wide-open views are the priority, and you don’t see neighbors from the main living area while taking it all in.

The top floor (accessible by a spiral staircase) features two additional bedrooms and one full bathroom. The ground level has a newly renovated game room for your entertainment which includes a wet bar, wine fridge, stand-alone freezer, foosball table, Thomas the Train table, play kitchen and more, something for all ages.

This large property spans both sides of Bayshore Drive, creating a very private setting for larger gatherings, it is the Bayfront lot in front with exclusive private beach path and the canal front lot out back with direct canal access. The rear of the property overlooks the wildlife refuge with private and direct access to the canal via two docks for crabbing or fishing. Easily hand-launch a kayak, paddleboard, or hand launched small boat/watercraft (no more than a 9HP engine) from the private concrete launch-ramp (only one in Broadkill) for a day of fun up and down the tidal-canal, with access to Lewes and Broadkill river via water. Outdoor shower. Lots of parking on paved driveway/rear parking lot with a rare large outdoor yard, great for gatherings.
Nearby main street and historic towns of Milton, Lewes, Rehoboth and Dewey Beach offer quaint shops, diverse restaurants and breweries.

This property does not allow pets

All guests must supply their own paper products and toiletries, sheets, towels and beach towels or OPT in for our linen rental package.

Guests must choose to purchase a $70 Vacation Rental Damage Insurance policy covering $3,000.00 in accidental damage, or pay a refundable security deposit of $2,000.00. Policies of a lesser amount are not acceptable. This amount will not be reflected in the quote amount on VRBO.

The property must be occupied by the Guest signing the Lodging Agreement, and all occupants of the Property shall be supervised by the Guest for the entire rental period. The Guest signing the Lodging Agreement must be at least 25 years of age and must occupy the Property for the entire rental period. If the party is made up of unrelated individuals (a group rental), ALL guests occupying the property must be at least 25 years of age.

We accept Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Discover Credit Cards (subject to a 2.75% Convenience Fee). We also accept E-Checks with no fees, as well as personal checks. Final payments are due 30 days prior to your check-in date. NOTE: Any payments within 30-days of arrival required to be in certified funds or by credit card (subject to a 2.75% Convenience Fee).