Construit par un charpentier de marine. Ancré dans le temps. Le Bungalow du Charpentier dort 9

Crafted by a shipwright. Anchored in time. The Shipwright's Bungalow sleeps 9

Welcome to The Shipwright’s Bungalow, a timeless coastal retreat on beautiful Saint Simons Island. Built in 1947 by a master shipbuilder, this mid-century bungalow was crafted with the same precision and care once reserved for wooden vessels. Though lovingly updated for modern comfort, the home still carries the spirit of its original craftsmanship — from the exposed beams to the warm, welcoming layout.

[Special Discounts]
Enter these dates to see discounted rates:
November 16-19, 2026 (3 nights)
November 23-25, 2026 (2 nights)
November 29-December 4, 2026 (up to 5 nights)
March 7-14, 2027 (up to 7 nights)


THE SPACE
Unwind on the spacious screened-in porch — a guest favorite — where you can sip your morning coffee or relax after a fun-filled day at the beach. Inside, the home comfortably sleeps up to 9 guests and features inviting, thoughtfully designed spaces perfect for families and friends. With parking for up to 4 cars, you’ll have plenty of room to settle in and enjoy all that East Beach has to offer.

Entry brings you into the living room with a smart TV that includes Hulu TV, Amazon TV and streaming capabilities.

The kitchen features new appliances, single serve and drip coffee maker, and all the cookware you may need for dining in.

Bedroom 1 – King, single trundle under bed, TV, Ensuite Bathroom (sleeps 3)

Bathroom 1 – Ensuite, Shower

Bedroom 2 – Queen, TV (sleeps 2)

Bathroom 2 – Shared Hall with combination tub/shower

Bedroom 3 – Queen (sleeps 2)

Sleeper sofa – Queen in living room, TV

Outdoor gas grill

Nestled beneath a canopy of ancient live oaks and just moments from the shoreline, The Shipwright’s Bungalow blends heritage and serenity. It’s a place to slow down, breathe in the salt air, and experience the quiet charm that has defined the island for generations.

Why Stay on East Beach:
The stretch of beach along the ocean side of St. Simons Island is known as East Beach. A quant neighborhood of single-family homes begins at the access point of the U.S. Coast Guard Station at the northern tip and ends at the southern point of Gould's Inlet by access of Bruce Drive, which runs down the center of East Beach. The Coast Guard Station houses the present home to the World War II Home Front Museum.

MORE INFO
Legacy Collection Home: This home is part of the Lighthouse Legacy Collection, a celebrated group of St. Simons Island's original beach cottages. Built in the 1930s and 1940s, these homes have been thoughtfully restored to preserve their historic character while offering modern comforts and preserving the architectural charm that makes them unique. What makes these cottages special are the features that can't be replicated in new construction—unique floor plans, original architectural details, cozy room proportions, and the charm that comes from decades of island history. As with any historic home, guests may notice differences from a newly built property. Rooms may be smaller, floors and walls may show the character of age, and the layout may reflect a different era of coastal living. Rather than the perfection of a new home, these cottages offer an authentic St. Simons experience filled with warmth, personality, and timeless appeal. If you appreciate history, character, and coastal nostalgia, we invite you to enjoy this special home.

Pets: This is not a pet friendly home.

No Smoking: No smoking is allowed in the home, on the porches/patios/decks, or on the property in general.

Minimum Age: Must be 25 + to book, or age 30 + on GAFL weekend (last weekend in October) For GAFL weekend (last weekend in October), guests must be age 30 + or kids with their parents, no student groups. We cannot make exceptions for that weekend.

No Events: No events or parties. No overnight guests beyond the original booking group.

Tax Certificate: #126822