Sand at the end of the street.
Marram Flats is the level ground behind Marram Beach. The streets are straight and calm, and many of them end at a path over the dunes. The beach itself is a mile long.
The area is named for marram grass, the tough grass that holds the dunes in place.
Small white cottages from the 1940s set the tone. Larger stucco houses came later, and a few new homes now stand along Marram Beach Road. There are also low condo buildings among the pines, each set around a shared court.
Marram Beach Road runs behind the dunes from the harbor to Lentisk Point. Driftfence Lane sits closest to the sand. Sandglass Street and Wrackline Road cross the level ground toward Vesper Bay Road.
The beach is the main draw. Public paths cross the dunes every few blocks. The harbor is an easy bike ride to the north, and Lentisk Point is just to the south.
Concept imageMarram Beach Road, Marram Flats
A new beach house in the old style, with only dunes in front.
$6,250,000
4 beds, 4.5 baths, 3,800 sq ft
Concept imageDriftfence Lane, Marram Flats
A 1948 beach cottage, one row back from the dunes.
$1,875,000
2 beds, 1.5 baths, 1,120 sq ft
Concept imageWrackline Road, Marram Flats
A ground-floor condo with its own garden, near the beach path.
$1,490,000
2 beds, 2 baths, 1,380 sq ft
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