Bradenton Beach Club, Unit 228 - Anna Maria Island - 2 Bedroom/ 2 Bath, maximum occupancy of 6 people.


Distance to the Beach: across the street
Hot Tub and 2 Community Pools - 1 gulf front
Please ask for Long-term specials.

While the exterior of this complex hints of a quaint Mediterranean village, the chic interior is pure Anna Maria Island Americana. This home away from home beckons you to relax, relax, relax. There's so much to do. Need a break, there are also loads of board games to play, books to read, and movies to watch. There is also a storage room with beach toys, umbrellas and chairs that are available for your use.

No grilling is allowed in this community.

Anna Maria Island is a tropical barrier island seven and one half miles long. Its fine white sugar sand beaches are open to the public with convenient accesses along the entire island. It is one of the finest beaches in the United States. Unlike some tourist areas of Florida that are typified by endless rows of high rise apartment buildings and hotels, Anna Maria is an island of homes and small resorts.

Enjoy many activities on your visit: swimming, snorkeling, beautiful sunsets, fishing, boating, shopping, watching wildlife, golfing, bicycling, tennis, and more. Easily explore the island on the free trolley with convenient stops the length of the island.

**Please keep in mind if the elevator becomes inoperable due to any reason, the stairs will be the only form of transportation to and from your unit. This unit is subject to the rules and regulations of a Condo Association which is not affiliated with A Paradise Vacation Rentals. We are not notified by nor can we be held responsible for any exterior maintenance that might occur during your stay.

You are vacationing in a residential area where homes are in close proximity to each other. Please be a good neighbor by keeping the noise to a respectful level during the day and night. A violation of the city's noise control ordinance shall subject the violator to the issuance of a notice of violation or citation. Noise is measured at the property line of the property generating the noise.