Home in Bolivar Peninsula, TX

LaPerla is spacious and made for twelve. Four bedrooms, three full baths. Two en-suite with walk-in showers, one hall bath with a deep tub. Two king rooms, one queen room, and a bunk room with two full-over-twin bunks. Clean lines and open space, a short walk to the beach. On the top deck, a firepit, wide views, and deep seating for slow nights. Elevator and golf cart available for a fee. Message me for details.

There are four bedrooms and three baths. Two rooms have their own baths. The third bath sits in the hall. The house is open and easy, with space to rest after the sun and salt.

Upstairs, the deck holds wide views, strong chairs, and a gas fire pit that burns clean at night. Downstairs, there is a long table for supper and a game of cornhole in the shade. The garage holds a golf cart for hire. An elevator, steady and sure with a 500-pound limit, runs between floors.

You will have the run of the house. All four bedrooms, the three baths, the kitchen, the decks, the patio, and the rooms in between are yours. The garage is open to you, as is the laundry room.

The elevator is available for use for a fee. The golf cart may also be rented for a fee.

I won’t be there in person, but I am never far. If you need anything, you can reach me by phone or text. For the quickest response, send a message through the platform’s messenger. I keep a close eye on it and will get back to you as soon as I can.

This is a laid-back stretch of the Texas coast where the road runs flat and the Gulf stays close. Homes sit on stilts, the breeze moves steady, and the beach is wide and open. You can drive onto much of the shoreline, fish at sunrise, and watch the sky turn red over the water in the evening.

Local seafood spots, small markets, and beach supply stores are a short drive away. It’s not crowded or flashy. It’s simple, easy, and built for slow days by the water.

In Crystal Beach, simple is best.

Golf cart
This is the local favorite. Many neighborhoods allow golf carts on the roads, and they’re perfect for quick beach runs, sunset rides, or heading to a nearby store.

Car or truck
Most people bring a vehicle. You can drive directly onto much of the beach with a permit, which makes hauling chairs, coolers, and kids easy.

Ferry access
If you’re coming from Galveston, the ferry to Port Bolivar is free and runs daily. It’s a scenic, easy way in.

There’s no Uber scene to rely on. Bring wheels, and you’ll be just fine.

The elevator runs from the ground to the deck and back again. It is built to carry people, steady and sure. It will take no more than five hundred pounds at a time, so do not crowd it. Let it work as it was made to work.

The golf cart seats six and no more. It is not meant for extra riders. Only licensed drivers may take the wheel.