Location and great design define 73 Whalebone Alley in Alys Beach. A large third floor rooftop terrace is perfectly positioned looking down the entirety of Turtle Bale Pedestrian Path to its final completion at the Gulf of Mexico. This freestanding home sits on a large 50'x100' homesite which architect, T.S. Adams Studio, used to maximize generous first floor living and outdoor spaces to give the feel of a private resort. From the venetian plaster to the custom tile selections, upgraded finishes and appliances are found throughout the 3,831 square feet. Upon entry from Turtle Bale Park, a large foyer grants a proper welcome to the house. The kitchen, living, and dining areas open to the oversized courtyard/pool area and covered loggia through two sets of bi-folding door systems. Anoutdoor grilling area and pool bath are at the back of the courtyard alongside the large two car garage with enough ceiling height to allow for a car lift if desired. A junior master suite rounds out the first floor with three additional bedrooms on the second floor. A third floor wet bar area leads out to the expansive rooftop terrace with firepit and panoramic views of Alys Beach.