2 bedroom historic cottage w front and back covered porches. 2 blocks to the beach/boat launch. Huge fenced yard. Dog friendly. Ample parking (trailers, boat, RV, etc). Outdoor shower & tub! Spacious rooms and plenty of outdoor dining and lounging areas. 5 min walk to the beach, restaurants, or across the street for a to-go daiquiri. We are on a dead-end street with zero car traffic, but! we do have the train, it runs right in front of the house. We love the location and hope you will too. This 1930 beach cottage has huge rooms, high ceilings and tons of charm. But! also a few oddities come with age (small bathroom, sloping floors in spots, a wonky door or drawer...) There is plenty of closet and storage space. A fully stocked kitchen...Eat, Drink, and Be Merry! We have tried to give our guests tons of cozy and comfy options for enjoying their time here, from chillin on the porch swing or soaking under the stars in an old clawfoot tub, to kicking back in any number of ideal lounging spaces. Its a vibe and we hope you like it as much as we do! As our guest you have the full house and half acre the home is located on. the storage sheds and a large closet remain locked so you are not responsible for the tools/maintenance equipment that is stored there. I live in Mobile (1hr away). If you need something, I am available by phone and will answer promptly. If it requires in-person attention, it may take just a wee bit longer to remedy... but we have local support so... no worries! 2 blocks/5 minute walk from the beach and Ken Combs boat launch. Cross the railroad tracks, and you'll see the beach at the end of the block...Dead end street w no car traffic. EASILY walk to many restaurants and bars. Lynn Meadow's discovery center is one block away... Mississippi City... but feels rural. Park anything and everything. House sits on a half acre. AMPLE parking. Dead end street. Walking to the beach takes 5 minutes. 26 miles of Mississippi Coast are two blocks from the front door. Bike all the worlds longest man made beach or just a few minutes to any of Gulfport's awesome attractions. It’s a small bathroom!!! Please note if you require a lot of legroom/space on the toilet, it's going to be challenging and/or uncomfortable for you. The train is loud. There are disposable earplugs in the copper drawers in the bathroom. If you are sensitive to noise and/or require uninterrupted hours of silence or have trouble falling asleep, this is probably not the house for you. The trains run at night and during the day. They are never very long, but there are multiple everyday, but we think it’s a pretty good trade-off for no cars and proximity to the beach…