Submitted for your approval: a home at the edge of land and water, where the horizon is stitched together by 180 feet of shimmering canal, wrapping around like the arm of some gentle but unseen giant. A tip-lot sanctuary—three sides kissed by tide and current, where the sound of dolphins breaking the surface replaces the ticking of clocks. Here, on a private cul-de-sac, stands 2,654 square feet of air-conditioned living space, anchored to a lot of 13,652. Four bedrooms. Two and a half baths. And a wraparound deck that follows the water’s edge like a sentry’s post—perfect for sunbathing, celebration, or simply keeping watch on the ever-moving silver-blue below. There’s a solar-heated pool with its own waterfall, a boathouse with a lift strong enough for 10,000 pounds, and a family room surrounded on all sides by water views—where the walls seem less like boundaries and more like invitations. Birch cabinets. Granite counters. His-and-her walk-ins. And a guest wing that seems to promise company. The air is cooled by a 2023 system. The roof dates to 2017. The amenities are many, but the true feature lies in something no blueprint can show: a sense that the water, the sun, and the salt air are all conspiring to make you stay just a little longer. You may have come here for boating, fishing, or swimming. But be advised—once you step onto this deck, you may find the party never ends… and neither does your time here. Because you have just crossed over into The Salt Life Zone.