The home
Island calm, 150 steps from the sand.
Mahalo — “thank you” in Hawaiian — is a tranquil, bohemian beach cottage nestled in lush native foliage on the Fort Morgan peninsula. It sits just 150 steps from one of two private neighborhood beach accesses, deeded for owners and their guests, which makes it an easy favorite for families with young children or anyone who’d rather not deal with stairs and a long walk.
Inside, lofted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling wooden beams keep the open living space light and airy, while warm wood and nature-inspired textures keep it cozy. All three bedrooms are on the main level; upstairs, the loft adds a pool table, a sofa, and a TV. The southern-facing porch, with its Adirondack chairs, is where the coffee and the sunsets happen.
What’s here
- 150 steps to a private, deeded beach access
- Loft with pool table, sofa, and TV
- All bedrooms on the main level — easy access
- King master with ensuite; queen + daybed; bunk room
- Full kitchen with gas range and island seating
- Pet-friendly — up to 2 small dogs ($100/dog)
- Snowbirds welcome — ask about a custom rate
A look inside
Where you’ll be
Mahalo is in Surfside Shores, centrally located on the Fort Morgan peninsula between the Kiva Dunes and Morgantown neighborhoods, about fourteen miles west of Highway 59. You’re minutes from the Sassy Bass markets and Jesse’s on the Bay, and about ten minutes from the Fort Morgan Marina and historic site — quiet, but never far from the good stuff.
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