For centuries, the waters outside 4894 East Point have carried explorers, privateers, and the occasional royal with ambition in their sails. They came seeking treasure and a better life — the very same treasures you’ll find waiting for you here, though considerably more comfortable and far more charming than anything hoisted aboard a galleon.

From your back porch, the world drifts by in the form of sailboats tracing the horizon — vessels from distant ports reminding you that Little River is not merely a location, but a global gateway. When the mood strikes, your own dock becomes a passport: kayak at sunrise, cruise out at noon, or set a course for adventure simply because the weather — and your schedule — allow it.

Just beyond your front door, adventure tees off at The Valley at Eastport Golf Club — a 6,200-yard Dennis Griffiths–designed jewel that doesn’t rely on brute force, but on finesse, strategy, and the kind of personality that keeps golfers humble, honest, and coming back for “just one more round.”

The climate here is a quiet luxury in itself, granting year-round permission to live outdoors. Paddle one moment, powerboat the next, or wander down the waterway to Crab Catchers for seafood so fresh it practically introduces itself. In every direction, by car or current, you’ll find some of the nation’s finest cuisine waiting to impress even the most seasoned palate.