919 Huron Ct

Pelican Perch is a low-density, single-story condominium community on Marco Island's south end built in 1991. The complex contains a small number of residential units—primarily two-bedroom, two-bath layouts—configured to maximize waterway exposure and outdoor living. Architecturally the community is modest and coastal in character, with under-building covered parking, exterior walkways, and ground-level entries that emphasize easy access rather than high-rise spectacle. Interiors commonly feature vaulted and high ceilings, tile floors through living areas, carpeted bedrooms, walk-in closets, split-bedroom plans, formal dining areas, and updated kitchens and baths in many units. Private screened lanais overlook the canal and community pool; many units include in-unit laundry and built-in storage. Outside, residents share a large pool beside the water, barbecue and picnic areas, bike storage, landscaped gardens with fruit trees, and covered parking. The development provides deeded docks with lifts for several units and direct, bridge-free water access to Caxambas Pass and the Gulf, making boating a core part of the lifestyle. Practical building upgrades have included roof and gutter replacement, reinforced seawall, storm shutters, and modernized safety systems. Pet policies are permissive for small animals, and the community’s compact footprint places it within easy walking distance of South Beach, dining, shopping, and island amenities.