Open water under an overcast sky

Grand Isle, Louisiana

The last house
before the water.

Four bedrooms on the bay side, a dock you can fish off before coffee, and nothing between the porch and the horizon.

The house

Sleeps ten, comfortably.

Four bedrooms and two baths across two floors, with the living space upstairs so you get the view from the couch. Screened porch the length of the house, outdoor shower, and a freezer big enough for what you catch.

  • Sleeps 10 · 4 bed / 2 bath
  • Private dock with cleaning station
  • Covered parking for a boat trailer
  • Washer, dryer, and a real kitchen
  • Wi‑Fi that actually reaches the porch
A made bed in a bright bedroom
The downstairs bedroom, morning
Sunset over the water

Redfish in the pond behind the house.
Speckled trout off the dock at dawn.

The bay side is calm enough for a kayak and shallow enough to wade. Bring a rod — there's a cleaning station and ice.

Rates

What it costs

Three-night minimum, seven nights in July. Rates are for the whole house, not per person.

October – February

$240/night

Cool and quiet. The best fishing months and the emptiest beach.

March – May

$310/night

Warm days, no crowds yet. The week most people rebook for.

June – September

$395/night

Peak season. Seven-night minimum in July, and it books out by March.

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