The Blue Cottage is a coastal mid-century showpiece set along Gulf Harbor's widest canal, where nearly continuous seawall construction helps preserve depth and water clarity while offering direct, minutes-to-the-Gulf access via the Cocohatchee River. From the moment you enter through a private coco plum arbor, the home unfolds into a meticulously designed waterfront compound complete with a ten-ton sandy beach, extensive paver hardscape, and a dramatic twelve by eighteen copper trimmed covered wood arbor with ceiling fans, lighting, retractable wall elements, and slatted shutters that can open seamlessly to the outdoors. A full dock with water and electric service, ten thousand-pound boat lift, fish cleaning station, storage boxes, and walkway access around the vessel make this an ideal property for serious boaters. A hand-painted fish mural by renowned Florida artist Jared Stinchcomb—known for his work at the Marco Island Historical Museum—creates a one-of-a-kind artistic focal point. Located be