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The House

Why families choose Aurora del Mar

Aurora del Mar is a 6-bedroom, 6-bath beach house in the Morgantown neighborhood of Fort Morgan, Alabama. It sleeps up to 18 guests, so the whole family can stay under one roof.

The rooms

Sleeping arrangements

Aurora del Mar sleeps up to 18 guests across 6 bedrooms and a living-room sleeper sofa. Five bedrooms are en-suite suites; the bunk room has its own tub bath, shared with the downstairs living room. Every bedroom opens onto a deck.

Upstairs

  • King suite 1 bathroom with a long dual-sink vanity and walk-in tile shower

    King suite 1

    King bed

    En-suite: dual sinks, walk-in tile shower

    Gulf view

    Private deck access · Walk-in closet

  • King suite with coastal bedding, white dresser, wall-mounted TV and en-suite bath

    King suite 2

    King bed

    En-suite: single sink, walk-in tile shower

    Gulf view

    Private deck access · Walk-in closet

  • Upstairs queen suite with sea-turtle bedding and a door to its reserve-view deck

    Queen suite 1

    Queen bed

    En-suite: single sink, tub

    Wildlife refuge view

    Private deck access · Walk-in closet

  • Queen suite with a carved headboard, large white dresser and deck door

    Queen suite 2

    Queen bed

    En-suite: single sink, tub

    Wildlife refuge view

    Private deck access · Large dresser

Downstairs

  • Downstairs queen suite with palm-leaf bedding and a deck door facing the reserve

    Queen suite 3

    Queen bed

    En-suite: single sink, walk-in tile shower

    Wildlife refuge view

    Private deck access · Walk-in closet

  • Bunk room with two white triple bunk beds sleeping six and a door to the deck

    Bunk room

    Two triple bunks (6 twin beds)

    Tub bath, shared with the living room

    Wildlife refuge view

    Private deck access

  • Living room with a large sofa, wall-mounted TV and the navy bar area beyond

    Living room

    Full-size sleeper sofa

    Shares the bunk room bath

King suite bathroom with a glass walk-in tile shower and white vanity
Queen suite with sea-turtle bedding, ceiling fan and its own en-suite bathroom
Queen suite bathroom with a tub-shower, single vanity and transom window
Downstairs queen suite bathroom with a glass walk-in shower and white vanity
Bunk room bathroom with a tub-shower and playful sea-life shower curtain

Couples get their own suites and bathrooms. The kids get the bunk room. Everyone gets a deck.

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Dual Views

Dual Views: the Gulf out front, the refuge out back

Two Adirondack chairs on the covered upstairs front deck looking toward the Gulf
Covered front deck with a rocking chair and the Gulf of Mexico on the horizon

Toward the Gulf

Both upstairs king suites face the Gulf. The front decks look out over the neighborhood toward the water, with sun for sunbathing and shade for resting.

Calm pond and pine scrub of the wildlife reserve at dusk, seen from the back deck
Downstairs back deck with an Adirondack chair overlooking the green wildlife reserve

Over Bon Secour Wildlife Refuge

The queen suites and the bunk room face Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge, protected coastal habitat right behind the house. The back decks are the quiet side of the house, made for a good book or a slow morning coffee.

About Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge

Gallery

Around the house

Orange sunset over pastel beach-house rooftops and dunes, seen from the upstairs deck
Laundry room with a stacked washer and dryer and a cheerful terrazzo accent wall
Dusk clouds over the wildlife reserve's dunes and pines from the back deck
Long downstairs back deck along the blue siding with an Adirondack chair
Upstairs front deck with bar-height seating and a view over the neighborhood
Weatherproof 50-amp NEMA 14-50 outlet for EV charging, mounted on a post under the house
EV charging sign above the outlet box on a post in the covered parking under the house
Covered downstairs deck with string lights over an outdoor dining table for eight
Downstairs back deck with a dining table overlooking the green wildlife reserve
Covered downstairs deck with French doors open to the living area and kids' chairs
Front of the blue two-story beach house on pilings with stacked covered decks, from the street
Two wooden porch swings hanging in the shaded space under the house
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