Palm Isle Village 3215, Holmes Beach Vacation Rental

Relax the day away at Palm Isle Village's 3215 Gulf Drive in Holmes Beach, FL on Anna Maria Island - One Bedroom One and a Half Bath Condo - Sleeps Four - Beds: King and Queen Sleeper - Pets: No

3215 Gulf Drive at Palm Isle Village in Holmes Beach, FL - Anna Maria Island's finest condominium complex offers several fabulous holiday villas all designer decorated and with floor plans maximizing water views. A heated pool is a great place to relax after a day at the beach. Widow watches surround the vacation rentals - climb up the spiral staircases and get lost in the open water views of the Gulf of Mexico and endless sunsets. Call today to secure your dates - this prime property books quickly. Jump on the free Trolley and ride from Bradenton Beach to the tip of Anna Maria Island. Put this on your map and come to the West coast of Florida.

Don’t see availability for your exact dates, give our office a call 941-778-6066.

To be eligible for a refund, less our $250 cancellation fee, guests must cancel in writing outside 60 days from arrival. Please click link for full policy.

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Max Vehicles Allowed: 1 Max Day Guests Allowed: 2

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Please be sure to obey all traffic laws and be sure you are parking in a permitted area if parking on the streets. If you park in a non-parking zone or against traffic, you will be ticketed.

Anna Maria Island’s noise ordinance aims to ensure citizens can enjoy a peaceful environment. The ordinance applies to all areas of the city, including public and private property, and places of business. It defines noise as any sound that annoys or disturbs a reasonable person of ordinary sensibilities or causes or tends to cause an adverse physical or psychological effect on such reasonable person. The noise ordinance limits the maximum permissible noise levels to:

7 AM–10 PM: 65 decibels: (Consistently shouting in the pool exceeds 65 decibels)

10 PM–7 AM: 50 decibels: (An audible conversation from 50’ or 15 meters away exceeds 50 decibels)

The ordinance also prohibits plainly audible noise, which refers to any sound that can be clearly heard by a person using their normal hearing faculties. This means that a person can still be in violation if the noise can be easily heard by responding officers from a distance of 100 feet from the property line. Fines for excessive noise can range from $100 to $1,000.