House in Key West, FL
Reasons to book
About this house rental
Designed for Comfortable, Everyday Living
Set in the easygoing rhythm of New Town, Key of Blue is a relaxed monthly rental in Key West designed for guests who want space, simplicity, and a deeper stay on the island.
The home’s cool blue palette and subtle musical touches nod to its creative roots, while the layout, parking, and location make it especially well-suited for summer stays, extended work-from-Key-West escapes, and boaters traveling with a trailer.
Designed for real living, it’s a place to settle in, unpack, and live comfortably in Key West.
The Home
Calm Interiors with Subtle Musical Character
Key of Blue is a solid, concrete-block home with bright interiors, clean lines, and a calm coastal feel throughout. Blue tones carry through the décor in a way that feels intentional and soothing rather than loud.
The living spaces are open and functional, with comfortable seating, natural light, and room to stretch out during longer stays. Bedrooms are straightforward and restful, designed for real sleep, not just vacation naps.
Musical accents throughout the home reflect the owner’s lifelong connection to jazz and bass, giving the space a quiet personality without turning it into a novelty.
Outdoor Living & Boat-Friendly Parking
Space for a Boat Trailer and Easy Ramp Access
One of the home’s biggest advantages is how easy it makes island living.
Dedicated off-street parking with room for a boat on a trailer
Easy access to local boat ramps
A residential setting that makes longer stays feel normal and unhurried
For guests spending their days on the water, this setup is rare and valuable.
New Town Location in Key West
Easy Access to Beaches, Marinas, and Old Town
Key of Blue is located in New Town, a laid-back residential area known for wider streets, easy parking, and quick access around the island.
You’re a short drive to:
Boat ramps and marinas
Smathers Beach
Grocery stores and everyday essentials
Old Town, without living inside the crowds
New Town is ideal for guests who want the Key West lifestyle without the logistics of Old Town living.
A Note on Flagler Avenue
The home sits on Flagler Avenue, named for Henry Flagler, the visionary behind the Overseas Railroad that first connected Key West to the mainland in the early 1900s.
That legacy of access and movement still fits the spirit of this home today. A fitting backdrop for a home designed for guests who arrive with intention and stay a while.
Good to Know for Monthly Stays
Minimum stay: 1 month
Ideal for summer stays, extended visits, and boaters
Quiet residential neighborhood
