Mile Marker 65 · Near Islamorada, Florida Keys
Beach House in the Keys near Islamorada
A rare beachfront condo on 150 feet of white sandy beach — between Islamorada and Marathon. Heated pool, private fishing pier, kayaks, and resort-style amenities await.
A Rare Beachfront Condo on the Beach in the Florida Keys
Long Key Beach is a 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath beachfront condo sitting directly on the Atlantic Ocean near Islamorada — one of the few properties in the Florida Keys that offers genuine white sandy beach access. Most Keys properties are rocky shoreline; here, you step off the patio onto 150 feet of soft sand.
Located at Mile Marker 65 on US-1, the property places you perfectly between Islamorada to the north and Marathon to the south. Step outside and you're right next to the Long Key Bridge — the second longest bridge in the Keys — ideal for long walks with spectacular ocean views on both sides. Outdoor dining and a public boat ramp are directly across the street.
Resort-Style Amenities, Private Setting
Everything you need for the perfect Florida Keys beach rental — no extras, no surprises.
150' White Sandy Beach
Rare in the Keys — soft sand steps from your door
Heated Pool
Heated in cooler months (Oct–Apr); resort-style pool with beach and pool chairs
Private Fishing Pier
Fish cleaning station, boat mooring available
Kayaks & Paddleboards
Included — launch directly from the beach
BBQ Grill & Tiki Hut
Full outdoor cooking and dining setup
Covered Parking
Secure covered spot included with your stay
Washer & Dryer
In-unit laundry for longer stays
Ice Maker
In-unit ice maker — always ready for the cooler
Boat Mooring
Moor your boat off the beach
Fuel Dock Nearby
Within 0.2 miles — convenient for boaters
Beach & Pool Chairs
Fully equipped for sun-soaked days
Boat Rentals Across Street
Easy access to boat rentals right across US-1
Boat Ramp Across Street
Public boat ramp located directly across US-1 — launch your boat with ease
Long Key Bridge
Second longest bridge in the Keys — next door. Spectacular ocean views on both sides, perfect for long walks
See Every Corner of Long Key Beach
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Where Legends Once Cast Their Lines
Long Key has always drawn those who know where to look. In the early 1900s, Henry Flagler — the railroad magnate who stitched Florida together with his Florida East Coast Railway — established the Long Key Fishing Camp here, transforming this sliver of the Middle Keys into one of the most celebrated fishing destinations in the world.
Writers, industrialists, and adventurers arrived by rail to fish the same turquoise flats you see from this balcony today. The camp became famous for world-class tarpon and bonefish, drawing guests who understood that the real Florida was found not in the cities, but out here — where the water changes color and time slows down.
The 1935 Labor Day Hurricane — one of the most powerful storms ever to strike the United States — swept the camp away. But Long Key itself endured, and so did its reputation. What remains is the water, the fish, the light, and a stretch of white sand that has been welcoming those who seek something genuine ever since.
"The Keys remember what the rest of Florida forgot."
Between Islamorada and Marathon
Long Key Beach sits at Mile Marker 65 on the Overseas Highway — perfectly positioned near Islamorada, giving you easy access to the best of both Islamorada to the north and Marathon to the south.
Explore the Keys Near Islamorada
Northbound — Toward Islamorada
Long Key Bridge
The second longest bridge in the Florida Keys — right next door. Perfect for long scenic walks with spectacular 360° ocean views on both sides.
Lick IT — Edgewater Lodge
Casual outdoor dining directly across US-1 at the Edgewater Lodge. A local favorite for a quick bite with a relaxed Keys atmosphere.
Long Key State Park
Hiking trails, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and nature beach — a true Keys gem.
Fiesta Key
Marina and resort area — convenient stop for boating-focused travelers.
Channel 5 Bridge
A well-known local landmark for scenic views and fishing access.
Anne's Beach
Boardwalk, shallow warm water, and a beloved photo spot — ideal for families.
Southbound — Toward Marathon
The Lagoon — Activity Park
A popular outdoor activity park on Grassy Key offering water sports, family fun, and unique Keys experiences — a great day trip from the property.
Duck Key
Boating vibe, day trips, dining, and a charming resort community.
Dolphin Research Center
Family-friendly marine learning experience — swim with dolphins.
Curry Hammock State Park
Beach, kayaking, kiteboarding, and nature trails — a local favorite.
Three Perfect Days at Long Key Beach
Every day here has its own rhythm. Here are three ways to make the most of your stay.
Beach + Pool + Sunset BBQ
- 1Wake up to sunrise over the Atlantic from your balcony
- 2Morning coffee on the porch, then straight to the beach
- 3Afternoon in the heated pool with beach chairs and drinks
- 4Fire up the BBQ grill at the tiki hut as the sun sets
- 5Dinner under the palms — no reservations required
Kayak Morning + Pier Fishing + Tiki Lunch
- 1Early paddle on the calm Atlantic in the included kayaks
- 2Return for breakfast, then head to the private fishing pier
- 3Fish the pier with the included gear — tarpon and snapper await
- 4Clean your catch at the fish cleaning station on the dock
- 5Tiki hut lunch with fresh fish and cold drinks
Boat Day + Sandbar + Dockside Dinner
- 1Rent a boat from across the street — easy access, no hassle
- 2Fuel up at the dock within 0.2 miles and head out to the flats
- 3Find a sandbar, anchor up, and spend the afternoon in the shallows
- 4Return to moor your boat off the beach for the night
- 5Dockside dinner at one of the nearby restaurants in Duck Key or Islamorada
What Guests Are Saying
"We've stayed at many Keys properties over the years, but Long Key Beach is something different. The sandy beach is real — not rocks, actual sand — and waking up to that ocean view every morning was unforgettable. The pier fishing was a highlight for my husband. We'll be back."
"Perfect location between Islamorada and Marathon. We kayaked in the morning, fished off the pier in the afternoon, and grilled at the tiki hut every evening. The kitchen is gorgeous and the balcony view is worth the trip alone. Highly recommend for anyone who wants the real Keys experience."
"Took the kids here for spring break and it exceeded every expectation. The heated pool was perfect, the beach was safe and calm for the little ones, and we loved exploring Long Key State Park just up the road. The property is spotless and well-equipped. Already planning our return trip."
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