Tybee Island vacation rental · private dock · dog-friendly

An elevated coastal home, porch out front

Front facade with triple arched window wall, front porch, and double staircase
  • 5Bedrooms
  • 10Max guests
  • Dog-friendlyWith approval
  • Private dockOn the marsh
  • 3Night minimum

The Retreat at San Marco is a three-story elevated coastal home with a metal roof and vertical board siding painted a fun seafoam green. The main facade carries a distinctive triple arched window wall that fills the living space with marsh light, and the front — white railings, double-wide staircase entry — is where most stays seem to begin and end each day.

The house sits in Spanish Hammock, a quiet residential pocket on the north end of Tybee Island. Mature live oaks draped in Spanish moss surround the property, and Lazaretto Creek and the tidal marsh are a few steps away. It is a private, residential rhythm — closer to a well-kept family home than a rental on a tourist strip.

Between the marsh, the dock, the game room, and a porch on both ends of the house, the setting does most of the work — and the porch has strong opinions about how you should spend your morning.

Sleeps: up to 10 guests

At the House

Amenities

Private dock with 3 kayaks

Tandem, fishing, and single — tide-dependent, goes dry at low tide

Garage gym

Treadmill, exercise bike, elliptical, and an adjustable-dumbbell bench

Kids' hideout room

Secret room off the garage — swings, rock wall, monkey bars, Lego table, chalk wall

Fire pit

In the backyard

Front porch

White railings, double-wide staircase

Back porch

Two 4-seat Polywood dining sets and a propane grill

Live oaks & Spanish moss

Mature canopy on the lot

Elevated construction, metal roof

Classic coastal build; driveway fits 5–6 cars (the garage is now the gym and kids' room, not for vehicles)

Room by Room

Inside the retreat

Every space, room by room.

Living room

A large room built around a four-seat conversation area by the bay windows, plus a cozy nook with a comfortable couch and TV.

Second living room

Just off the kitchen: a sofa and two leather chairs, with a TV.

Kitchen & dining

Fully stocked for a real meal — dishwasher, oven, stove, microwave, fridge — plus a coffee bar with a Nespresso machine (pods, creamer, and sugar included). The dining table seats 8: glass top with wood and rattan legs and chairs.

Primary suite

King bed, dresser, and a large TV. The en suite has a soaking tub overlooking the dock and a double vanity, with a window bench and plenty of natural light.

Bunk room

Two sets of bunk beds, sleeping four, with a connecting door through to the primary suite.

Twin & trundle room

Two twin beds, each with a trundle underneath, sleeping four. A small dresser, a TV, and a window bench — full of character.

Guest bedroom — classic

King bed, dresser, TV, a window bench, and plenty of natural light — classy and elevated.

Guest bedroom — playful

King bed, dresser, TV, and a window bench — a fun, elevated take on the same layout.

Front porch

Small and quiet — the everyday spot for morning coffee.

Back porch

Two 4-seat Polywood dining sets and a propane grill — where dinner happens most nights.

Fire pit

In the backyard — the spot for the evening after the porch and the grill.

Garage gym

A treadmill, an exercise bike, an elliptical, and a bench with adjustable dumbbells, plus a TV.

Kids' hideout room

A secret room off the garage gym, blue and colorful — hanging swings, a Lego table, monkey bars, a rock wall, and a chalk wall.

Game room

A 75" TV, a Texas Hold'em poker table, a dartboard, cornhole boards, a foosball table, an Xbox One, a PS4, and a Wii U with plenty of games, plus a deep stack of card and board games. DVDs and Blu-rays are provided. The pull-out sofa here handles overflow sleeping.

Outdoor spaces & dock access

A private dock on the marsh, stocked with 3 kayaks (tandem, fishing, and single), plus room to park a boat on the property. The dock is tide-dependent — it goes dry at low tide, so plan boat days around the tide chart. A public boat ramp on Lazaretto Creek, about two miles away, is the spot to launch.

Book Direct

See it for yourself

Dates fill around tides and long weekends. Check availability and book direct.

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