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Woven chairs surround a small round table outside, with views across the resort grounds. Indoors, geometric headboards and yellow abstract art bring color to pale walls. Some rooms have an armchair and ottoman, while others have a chair that folds out as a bed.

The two-queen layout has a blue striped rug beside the beds, along with a dresser and writing desk. Glass doors look onto the balcony. Some king rooms have a double vanity and a shower enclosed in glass.

Glass doors frame the water view, with yellow art and a geometric headboard against pale bedroom walls. A dresser and writing desk stand elsewhere in the room. The king layout has a cream armchair and ottoman. In the two-queen layout, a smaller padded chair sits beside the desk.

Woven chairs and a round table furnish the outdoor space. Views take in the ocean, pool or island waterway, depending on the room's location. Some king bathrooms have pale surfaces around the basin and a brightly lit mirror above the vanity.

At ground level, glass doors open onto a furnished lanai. Two sun loungers sit beneath an umbrella, with the pool just beyond the terrace. Food and beverage service is available on the lanai.

The bedroom continues the resort's blue and cream palette, with a geometric headboard and pale upholstered seating. A writing desk and dresser sit within the sleeping space. The two-queen configuration has a smaller chair, while some king layouts have a broader armchair. Bathroom details differ between layouts, including a vanity with a brightly lit mirror.

A sofa and armchair occupy one side of this open studio, with the sleeping area sharing the same room. Pale upholstery contrasts with blue accents and a patterned rug. Glass doors lead to an outdoor sitting space that faces the resort grounds.

The bedroom side has a geometric headboard and a desk within the wider layout. A full-size sleeper sofa provides an additional sleeping place without a separate bedroom. One bathroom design includes a glass-enclosed walk-in shower and a vanity with one basin. Outside, chairs and a small table furnish the balcony, continuing the studio's sitting space beyond its glass doors.

A ladder climbs beside the bunk, which stands in front of a broad curtained window. An armchair with a patterned cushion occupies a corner of the bedroom, beneath yellow abstract artwork.

The main sleeping area has a geometric headboard and a dark blue base, with a patterned rug along its side. A long dresser with a pale top stands opposite the bed.

In Sunset Village, the living and dining spaces sit apart from the bedrooms. An outdoor sitting area extends the home beyond its interior.

A bedroom design within the category has an arched headboard, a green chest and a window with patterned fabric above the blind. Starfish artwork adds a small coastal detail beside the bed. Bedroom furnishings vary between the individual townhomes.

The living room and dining area occupy their own part of this Sunset Village townhome. Selected units have an outdoor balcony, with water or resort-ground outlooks depending on the unit. Some homes include a sleeper sofa in the living room.

In one bedroom design, an arched headboard stands beside a green chest. A window blind sits beneath a patterned valance, with starfish artwork on the pale wall. Furniture and bathroom arrangements can differ between individual homes.

The sitting area and dining space form the center of this Harbor Village townhome, apart from the bedrooms. Its outdoor area can be a balcony, lanai or terrace, with an outlook toward the water or resort grounds. The location places the home near the marina.

Some bedrooms use a pale panel headboard, green cushions and light-colored bedside chests. High windows flank the bed, with a larger blinded window on the adjacent wall. Furnishings differ between the individual townhomes.

A sitting area and dining space form the shared part of this Marina Village townhome. A private outdoor area opens toward the village setting, with the specific outlook depending on location. Some units also have a sleeper sofa in the living room.

Some bedroom layouts have glass doors leading outdoors beneath a sloping ceiling. Green curtains and cushions add color to pale walls, with a shaped headboard behind the bed. Bedroom furnishings differ across the individual townhomes.

Near Hawks Cay Marina, this home has a living space apart from its bedrooms and a terrace outdoors. The village lies close to the boat channel. Some homes have a balcony with water views.

One bedroom design has green curtains and cushions against pale walls. Glass doors open outdoors beneath a sloped ceiling, beside a headboard with a shaped upper edge. Other homes have different bedroom furniture.

Harbor Village places this home near the marina, with its sitting and dining spaces apart from the bedrooms. A lanai or terrace opens from the living space. Views vary by home, taking in the water or landscaped paths through the village.

One bedroom design has a pale panel headboard with green and patterned cushions. High windows on either side and a larger window bring light into the room. Pale chests stand beside the bed, while other homes have different bedroom furniture.

The living room flows into the dining space on the main level, with the bedrooms arranged across two floors. A private outdoor area opens from the home. Some layouts have a balcony, while others use a patio or lanai as their exterior sitting space.

In one two-queen design, a blue sofa and armchair furnish the lounge, and glass doors lead toward a covered porch. The queen-and-twin layout uses a round dining table and a patterned chair beside its sitting area. Bedroom colors and furnishings differ between the configurations.

Living and dining spaces flow together at the center of the home, with a private outdoor area beyond. One two-queen design has a round dining table, pale lounge seats and a screened porch. That bedroom uses mint-colored walls and red cushions, while one single-level design has sea-green seats.

In the queen-and-twin layout, glass doors open from the lounge toward the porch. A counter divides parts of the open interior. Furniture and bathroom layouts differ across the villas.

Large windows bring the water view into this suite, where the sitting room is apart from the bedroom. A furnished lanai opens from the living space. In one design, cream seating and a woven-style table furnish the lounge, with a blue sofa elsewhere in the suite.

A patterned headboard and small round dining table add detail to that layout. Its large bathroom has a pale freestanding tub on curved feet and a vanity with two basins. Pale seats and broad glass doors continue through this design. The water view depends on the suite's position within the resort.

A screened porch wraps around this one-story home, with the sitting and dining areas indoors apart from the bedrooms. The porch opens the living space toward the marina setting. In one layout, blue Adirondack chairs and a rectangular table sit beneath the porch roof, with the bay beyond.

Furniture differs across these villas. Some look onto the resort grounds rather than the marina.

Dining and living spaces sit apart from the bedrooms in this Sunset Village home. Its outdoor area faces the water or resort grounds, depending on the home's location. Bathroom layouts and furniture also differ from home to home.

One bedroom design has a dark panel headboard, with green and yellow patterned curtains. A bench stands at the foot of the bed beneath a sloped ceiling. That ceiling continues toward glass doors opening onto a porch, with water beyond in this layout.

An open living area joins the suite's two sleeping spaces. A grey sectional sofa and two cream armchairs surround a round coffee table. Corner windows and glass doors open this room toward the resort, with a small round dining table elsewhere in the lounge.

Woven-pattern headboards and pale furniture furnish the bedrooms. Two bathrooms serve the suite. One bathroom design has a freestanding rectangular tub between windows; another has a shower over the tub. An elevated outdoor area offers space to sit beyond the living room.

Living, dining and sleeping spaces share one floor, with a screened porch that wraps around the home. This porch extends the sitting space outdoors. Views and furniture differ across the homes in Marina Village.

One bedroom design has two beds beneath a sloped ceiling, with pale headboards and starfish prints nearby. Blinds cover the glass doors in this layout. Other homes use different furniture and bed setups.

The bedrooms sit apart from the living and dining spaces in this Marina Village home. A balcony or terrace provides space outdoors, with views that depend on the home's location.

One bedroom design has a pale panel headboard, green curtains and a lamp shaped like coral. Beyond the glass doors, turquoise chairs furnish the outdoor area. The furniture and bathroom layout differ from home to home.

The living and dining spaces sit apart from the bedrooms, with a balcony or patio opening outdoors. In one two-story design, a blue sofa and two patterned chairs face a rectangular coffee table. White cabinets stand beside the dining area.

One single-level design has teal sofas, a floral chair and a screened porch with a round table. Bedroom colors vary across these homes, from pale green walls with slatted shutters to yellow accents.

The living and dining areas sit apart from the sleeping rooms, with an outdoor balcony in Harbor Village. Its position gives access to the marina setting, while the particular outlook depends on the individual unit.

One bedroom design has a cream bench at the foot of the bed and two framed prints above a pale headboard. Tall windows with green curtains stand to either side. Bedroom furnishings vary across the individual homes.

A garden patio surrounds the outdoor area of this two-story home in Sanctuary Village. Indoors, a living room and dining space sit apart from the bedrooms, with a covered carport alongside the home. Three bathrooms serve the home.

One bedroom layout has two beds beneath a sloping ceiling, with a dark chest and glass doors covered by blinds. Other bedroom and bathroom designs can differ within the category.

A screened porch wraps around the living spaces, with the lounge and dining area flowing together indoors. The bedrooms occupy other parts of the same floor.

One design has two teal sofas and a floral armchair around a glass coffee table. A round table and chaise stand behind the porch screens. Bedroom designs also vary: some have a carved dark headboard with yellow accents, while a twin-room layout uses floral cushions. The number of bathrooms differs from home to home.

This two-story home has a garden patio and a covered carport. Indoors, the living room opens toward the dining space, with three bathrooms serving the bedrooms.

One design has a grey sectional sofa beside broad windows, with pendant lights over the white cooking area. A round table stands on a covered porch in this layout. Another outdoor design has a shaded gazebo near the garden. These furnishings differ from one home to the next.

The bedrooms are upstairs, leaving the main living and dining spaces on the lower floor. A private balcony or terrace opens toward Marina Village. The view depends on where the home sits within the village.

One bedroom design has green curtains and cushions against pale walls, with glass doors beneath a sloped ceiling. A headboard with a shaped upper edge marks this layout. Other homes use different furniture, and the number of bathrooms can also vary.

The sitting room is apart from the bedroom, with a furnished lanai extending this space outdoors. Views can include the resort grounds or pool, depending on the suite's position. In one design, cream seats surround a woven-style coffee table, and broad glass doors open outside.

That bedroom has a woven-pattern headboard and a blue sofa, with a small round dining table elsewhere in the suite. An oversized bathroom completes the suite. One bathroom design has a pale freestanding tub on curved feet and a double vanity.

Living and dining spaces sit apart from the bedrooms, with a balcony facing the water or resort grounds. The view depends on the home's location in Harbor Village. Some homes also have a pullout sofa in the lounge.

One bedroom design pairs green curtains and cushions with pale walls. Glass doors open outdoors, beneath a ceiling that slopes above the shaped headboard. Furniture differs from home to home.

A garden patio provides the outdoor living space for this two-story home in Sanctuary Village. The lounge and dining areas sit apart from the bedrooms. Bathroom layouts differ from one villa to the next.

One bedroom design has a four-poster bed beneath a sloped ceiling. Blinds cover the glass doors, with patterned fabric above them and a chest elsewhere in the room. Other homes use different bedroom furniture.

Sleeping and sitting areas share one large room, with a pale sofa, armchair and ottoman grouped beside a blue rug. Glass doors open outdoors, and views take in the ocean, pool or island waterway. A geometric headboard defines the sleeping area, with a desk elsewhere in the room.

The sofa gives guests another place to sleep within the studio. In one bathroom design, a walk-in shower enclosed in glass stands beside a vanity with one basin. Blue cushions pick up the color of the rug, against the pale fabric of the seats.

The main-floor bedroom sits apart from the sleeping spaces upstairs in this two-story home. Three bathrooms serve the villa, with living and dining areas forming its shared indoor space. A balcony or lanai opens outdoors.

One design has grey seating around a round coffee table, with pale cabinets and a dining area nearby. A pale headboard sits beneath a sloped bedroom ceiling. One bathroom layout has a double vanity and a shower enclosed in glass. Furniture differs by home, with blue loungers furnishing one of the outdoor layouts.

One bedroom is on the main floor, with the master suite upstairs. The living and dining spaces flow together, and three full bathrooms serve the home. A private lanai adds sitting space outdoors.

One lounge design has a green sofa and patterned chairs around a rectangular coffee table. Its bedroom has green curtains beside glass doors, beneath a sloped ceiling. A double vanity with two mirrors appears in one bathroom layout. Furniture differs from villa to villa.