Balancelle sur porche en bord de baie・Couchers de soleil・2 lits king・Fairhope

Frog Symphony is a private, raised 1,650 sq ft bayfront home on Mobile Bay, four miles from downtown Fairhope. Guests named it for the chorus of frogs from the boat basin that serenades the screened porch at sunset, and the swing bed on that porch is a favorite spot for morning coffee.



→ Screened porch with bed swing looking over Mobile Bay

→ Private 1650sf raised cottage on Mobile Bay

→ 50 steps to the sandy beach on Mobile Bay

→ 4 miles to Downtown Fairhope

→ Amazing views of the sunset over the bay

→ Well stocked kitchen

→ 598 Mbps internet

→ Three bedrooms, including loft

→ Two bathrooms



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★"The location is perfect for beach combing and sunset views."★



★"By far, this home was our favorite. The house was GORGEOUS! Even better in person than in the photos!"★



★"There are a lot of listings that look great in photos thanks to trendy furniture or styling, but the reality doesn't at all live up to what is portrayed. Meanwhile, it is a very rare gem to find a house like this one - one that not only meets expectations, but delivers above and beyond with quality and an attention to detail that makes every minute spent there feel like an absolute treat. Jennifer and Dave's beautiful cottage by the bay was the most well-furnished airbnb I've ever visited, curated with the highest quality and style. Parachute linen sheets, gorgeous Schoolhouse quilts, wonderful pillowtop mattresses, not a single squeaky bed frame to be found, automated lights for perfect ambience at all hours, XL handspun cotton towels, Public Goods soaps, a Miele vacuum for easy cleanup, Loll design furniture, beautiful local art on every wall, and the list goes on . . . All this plus amazing sunsets, a stunning neighborhood, perfect location, and the most gracious hosts!"★



→ 4 miles to Downtown Fairhope

→ 20 minutes to Downtown Mobile

→ 40 minutes to The Hangout in Gulf Shores

→ 45 minutes to Orange Beach



Everyone's favorite room is the screened porch and it's the perfect spot to watch stunning views of the sunset over Mobile Bay. It runs the entire length of the house and is furnished with a large dining table that seats six, an oversized cushioned porch swing, and a pair of vintage lounge chairs. It overlooks not just Mobile Bay but also a boat basin full of turtles, frogs, fish, and the occasional alligator. We keep several pairs of binoculars on the porch so you can get a closer look.



Two pairs of french doors open onto the porch from the great room. It has vaulted ceilings, a nice fireplace that is just for decoration and a spiral staircase that leads to the loft. The loft is a perfect retreat for the young and nimble. It is furnished with two twin xl beds and a window seat with a view of the bay.



There is a little office off of the great room that has a small desk perched in front of a window giving great views of the bay. It's a great place to work on your next novel, or even your first!



The kitchen has a full-size refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, and gas stove with an oven and its full of pots, pans, dishes and utensils. The laundry room has a stacked washer/dryer.



One of the bathrooms needed updating, so of course we removed everything down to the studs. Now this bathroom has a brand new tiled shower, new toilet and new vanity with a wall mounted faucet. The second bathroom has a tub/shower that has been updated with a hand shower, more contemporary plumbing and a new toilet. It already had a nice white tile surround and cast iron tub. Both bathrooms are ensuite. Each of the two bedrooms has a California king size bed. The rear bedroom has a set of french doors that open onto the screened porch. The bedding is linen from West Elm.



We've installed an EV charger - It is a 24 amp 5.7kw charger and the J1772 Wall Connector is compatible with most North American electric vehicles. Tesla vehicles will require an additional SAE J1772 Charging Adapter to charge, which is included with Tesla vehicles upon delivery.



We decided purchase the home where we want to retire and for now, we're sharing it with you! It's just three doors down from our current house. Yes - we love the neighborhood so much that we bought another house just down the street. The home, designed by local architect Douglas Kearley, was built as a replacement for his family's original summer house that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. He sited the home perfectly to capture gorgeous sunset views from the back porch and all of the shared spaces in the home!



We've got room for two cars in the driveway - Please don't park on the grass! You can explore the neighborhood on foot, but the real star of the show is Mobile Bay - We recommend taking a walk on the beach at least as far as Red Gully (to the south) to get a feel for the natural beauty of Mobile Bay!



We live down the street so we're always available! When we can, we like to greet guests in person and give a quick tour of the house.



Our home, located on Mobile Bay, has stunning views of the sunset from the screened porch which runs across the entire back of the house. We love our quiet neighborhood on Mobile Bay. Montrose, Alabama, a registered historic district, which is nestled between Fairhope and Daphne on Scenic Hwy 98. You'll see kids headed down to the beach on bicycles with buckets and fishing poles and neighbors casting shrimp nets hoping for a jubilee. You can walk along the bay front beach to the north or south as far as your feet will take you. The sunset here is fantastic over the water. From the expansive 12x40' screened porch we have an extraordinary view.



There's room for two cars in the driveway.



Remember that you're staying in our home, not a hotel. Please treat the space with respect. If you need anything, reach out - we're just down the street!



MARDI GRAS

We're 20 minutes from downtown Mobile, home of the oldest Mardi Gras celebration in America. Parades roll from late January through Fat Tuesday - February 9 in 2027 - and Fairhope and Daphne hold their own parades just a few minutes away. The house is a quiet place to land after a long day on the parade route.



WINTER STAYS

Winter is our favorite season on the bay. The porch faces west for the sunset, the house has central heat, 598 Mbps internet and a desk looking out over the water, and there's a full-size washer and dryer in the unit - everything you need to settle in for a week or two rather than a weekend.



Upcoming on the Eastern Shore

• Nov 17–18: Mahjong Collective retreat at The Apiary, Fairhope

• Nov 19: Lighting of the Trees, downtown Fairhope, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

• Dec 2–3: Mahjong Collective Holiday Classic at The Apiary, Fairhope

• Dec 4: Fairhope's Magical Christmas Parade, downtown Fairhope, 6:30 p.m.

• Jan 29, 2027: Mardi Gras season kicks off with the Apollo's Mystic Ladies parade in Daphne

• Jan 30, 2027: Mystic Mutts of Revelry and Knights of Ecor Rouge parades, downtown Fairhope

• Feb 5, 2027: Maids of Jubilee parade, downtown Fairhope

• Feb 6, 2027: Krewe of Mullet Mates parade in downtown Fairhope, then the Shadow Barons parade in Daphne that evening

• Feb 8, 2027: Order of Mystic Magnolias parade, downtown Fairhope (Lundi Gras)

• Feb 9, 2027: Fat Tuesday

• Mar 19–21, 2027: 75th Fairhope Arts & Crafts Festival, downtown Fairhope

• Apr 20–21, 2027: Mahjong Collective NMJL card workshop at The Apiary, Fairhope

Parade and festival weekends fill early, so book ahead.

Have questions about any of these events? Just ask, we're happy to help you plan.



Little Bird in downtown Fairhope was selected for The New York Times’ “America’s Best Restaurants 2026” list, published September 2026. The Times describes it as “Coastal Southern,” notes it opened in June 2025, and highlights chef Bill Briand’s Louisiana Cajun influences in the Gulfside, arts-oriented Fairhope setting.