A waterfront home on Marco Island is offering a particularly tempting version of Southwest Florida living: more than 110 feet of canal frontage, a private dock, a resort-style pool and the beach just a short walk away.
The six-bedroom residence at 910 Beaver Court has come to market for $6 million with Lisa Pearl and Scott Pearl of Coldwell Banker Realty. Set on an oversized 0.37-acre corner lot, the fully remodeled home spans 4,608 square feet and sits less than 20 miles south of Naples.
Its biggest draw, though, is everything happening outside.
A private swimming pool and spa overlook the canal, while a large covered patio creates a full outdoor living and dining setup beside the water. The space includes an outdoor kitchen, dedicated dining area and plenty of room to lounge in the shade, making it usable well beyond the occasional pool day.
An outdoor shower adds another practical touch for a house positioned around boating, swimming and beach access.
For boat owners, the waterfront setup is particularly appealing.
The property has more than 110 feet of frontage, along with a private dock and hydraulic lift capable of handling a boat up to 32 feet. A separate floating dock provides space for a smaller powerboat, kayak or jet ski.
From the house, there is just one bridge between the property and the Gulf, giving owners relatively easy access to open water.
That boating connection is one of the biggest lifestyle advantages of Marco Island, where canals wind through many of the residential neighborhoods and private docks can be just as important as garages.
At 910 Beaver Court, both are covered.
The home also has a two-car attached garage and circular driveway, while fenced and landscaped grounds add another layer of privacy around the corner lot.
Inside, the remodel takes a contemporary approach, with tile floors, volume ceilings and an open great room designed for large-scale gathering.
The kitchen centers on a substantial island and modern appliances, while a wet bar and wine cooler add another entertaining zone nearby.
Two primary suites give the floor plan unusual flexibility, particularly for extended family or long-term guests. With six bedrooms and five full bathrooms in total, the house can comfortably accommodate a much larger group than its relaxed coastal appearance might suggest.
The updates also extend well beyond finishes.
Impact-resistant doors and windows provide storm protection, while a propane-powered generator adds backup power.
A new interlocking standing-seam metal roof was installed in 2025, addressing another major practical consideration for Florida waterfront ownership.
Then there is the beach.
Marco Island’s private residents’ beach is just a five-minute walk from the property, allowing owners to choose between the Gulf, the canal, the pool or the boat without much planning at all.
That proximity gives the home a rare combination of boating access and walkability to the sand.
And unlike larger resort communities farther north, Marco Island still carries a distinctly residential feel, with waterways threaded between neighborhoods and much of daily life revolving around the Gulf.
At $6 million, 910 Beaver Court is built around that lifestyle from nearly every angle.
The pool faces the canal, boats can wait right outside, the covered patio turns the backyard into another living room, and the beach is only minutes away on foot.
For buyers looking for a Southwest Florida house that makes the most of life on the water, this one does not leave much of the island experience out.
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