Grayton Beach
DISCOVER GRAYTON BEACH
Where Timeless Design Meets Coastal Living
I like to think of Grayton Beach as a little bit eclectic. Known for the famous Red Bar restaurant, this little slice of paradise offers dining and a few select shops while focusing on preserving the nature around it. Grayton Beach properties are highly sought after; once you see the charm, you will understand why.
Nestled along the famous 30A corridor, you can ride your bike or take a tram to the expansive beach access. For those locals with a jeep or 4-wheel drive, try your luck at applying for a beach permit — you won't regret the experience.
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THE GRAYTON BEACH LIFESTYLE
Why Live in Grayton Beach?
BEACHES & NATURE
Enjoy easy access to the Gulf and Western Lake, one of Florida’s rare coastal dune lakes, plus the Point Washington State Forest and miles of nature trails just steps from home.
DINING & SHOPPING
Grab dinner at the legendary Red Bar, known for live music and fresh seafood, and browse the eclectic art galleries and boutique shops scattered through this laid-back beach town.
COASTAL LIFESTYLE
Experience a true bohemian beach-town feel — bike or catch the tram to the beach, apply for a coveted local beach permit, and settle into a slower, more authentic pace of coastal living.