Casa Luca

Welcome to Casa Luca!

A true Islamorada beach house paradise, providing its own private sandy beach with 100’ of water frontage and absolutely stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. This beautiful home is located on the island of Lower Matecumbe Key, nestled on one of Islamorada’s famous sea turtle nesting beaches, also known as Sea Oats Beach. 

The upstairs offers an abundance of natural light, sweeping ocean views, an open living space, fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer, three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Enjoy your morning coffee accompanied by the sunrise and soothing ocean breeze right on the spacious upper balcony. The downstairs living space is just a step away from the beach and offers a separate living space for guests with two additional bedrooms and one full bathroom. With a total of five bedrooms and three bathrooms, this Keys retreat can comfortably accommodate 10 overnight guests. 

Explore the surrounding sea oats ocean flats, and tranquil blue waters with the paddle boards or kayaks that are provided with the home (two of each). Launching them is easy and you can paddle directly to and from Casa Luca! Relax on the incredible sandbanks that comes right out of the water 40 feet from your private beach. You can walk right out to them and watch the schools of fish swim by. Want to explore the waters further with your boat? Wet slip dockage is available at Caloosa Cove Marina, just a half mile down the road from Casa Luca, with rates starting at approximately $950/mo. Caloosa Cove is conveniently located near Channel 2 and Channel 5 bridges, making it a breeze to go Bayside or Ocean. Experience Islamorada’s world-renowned fishing for permit, bonefish, tarpon, sailfish, mahi-mahi, tuna and more.

Casa Luca is your own haven for privacy and relaxation but still close enough to downtown Islamorada (six miles north), which offers endless restaurants, breweries, shopping, marinas, activities and groceries. Book this one-of-a-kind Islamorada beach house before it’s too late!

Sargassum seaweed affects the coasts of the Florida Keys, and Islamorada has its share, which ebbs and flows based on winds and tides, collecting on the shoreline at different times of the year. Sargassum is just another part of nature’s rich tapestry. In the open ocean this seaweed serves as a nursery ground and natural haven for sea life, offering food, sanctuary and breeding grounds for crab, shrimp, whales, sea turtles, migratory birds and over 120 species of fish.

Instant quote prices and calendar availability are subject to change without notice and not guaranteed. Please contact Coastal Vacation Rentals of the Florida Keys to speak to one of our associates to confirm pricing and availability. Holidays / Holiday Weeks may be subject to Holiday / Peak pricing without notice.