$6,975,000

At the end of Lands End Drive in Destin Pointe, this Gulf-front homesite offers a rare opportunity to build a custom residence on one of Destin's most distinctive waterfront settings. With 51 feet of Gulf frontage, protected shoreline views, adjacent open land, and a position framed by the Gulf of Mexico, East Pass, and Destin Harbor, the property brings together the elements buyers search for in Gulf-front land along the Emerald Coast. What makes this beachfront homesite especially remarkable is the openness around it. More than 200 feet of protected land along the eastern side preserves long views down the shoreline, while approximately 20 acres of quiet state land sit adjacent to the property. Instead of feeling enclosed by surrounding development, the lot opens outward, giving a future custom home the potential to capture sweeping Gulf, beach, and coastal views from multiple elevations. It is easy to imagine the home taking shape here. Morning light across the Gulf. Boats moving through East Pass. Late afternoons spent watching the shoreline change color as the sun drops lower. Terraces, outdoor living spaces, and interiors can all be oriented around the water, allowing the view to become part of the architecture itself. An easement provides access to Destin Pointe's elevated negative-edge pool, positioned above the beach and designed to take in the surrounding coastal landscape. The community also offers swimming pools, tennis courts, a beach pavilion, trolley service, and access to expansive stretches of sugar-white sand. The location near the Destin jetties adds another dimension to the setting, with fishing, snorkeling, boating, beach days, sunsets, and the movement of East Pass all woven into everyday life. Destin Harbor remains close at hand, connecting the property to dining, boating, and the broader lifestyle of one of Northwest Florida's best-known coastal destinations. For a buyer looking to create a custom Gulf-front home in Destin Pointe, this homesite offers the kind of setting that is difficult to replicate: direct frontage, open sightlines, surrounding natural space, and a location shaped by three of Destin's defining waterways.