Street Overview

• Intimate cul-de-sac with very low traffic and strong privacy.

• Mix of canal-front and interior parcels off River Road.

• Several canal lots capture broad vistas toward Bayou St. John and Interarity Point, giving a big-water feel from a sheltered position.

CANAL AND DOCKING PROFILE

• Protected, dredged canal that reduces wake and wind exposure compared with big-water shorelines.

• Private docks and boat lifts are common; many properties also add personal-watercraft lifts, fish-cleaning stations, and upper viewing or “social” decks along the waterfront.

• Several canal homes incorporate pools, spas, and generous waterside decks designed for everyday outdoor living and sunset watching.

LOTS AND OUTDOOR LIVING

• Canal-front parcels are typically sized to accommodate a dock, lift, and comfortable entertaining zones along the water’s edge.

• Waterside porches and decks are often oriented to capture evening color across the bay.

• Interior parcels benefit from proximity to River Road and the island’s boating corridors without waterfront upkeep.

Water Access Snapshot

• Short cruise to Bayou St. John, Cotton Bayou, and Alabama Point, then out to the Gulf via Perdido Pass.

• From this stretch of canal, owners can reach bay and river routes without navigating under bridges.

• Well suited to boaters who want daily convenience with calm-water docking at home.

• Protected Canal: Protected waterfront with Gulf access and quick approach to Bayou St. John, Cotton Bayou, Alabama Point, and the Intracoastal Waterway