A Netflix ‘Bloodline’ House in the Keys is About to Sell: Here’s What You Need to Know
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Miami Herald - Fri, September 25, 2026 at 3:32 PM UTC | 2 min read
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The Netflix series Bloodline, centered around the Rayburn family of Islamorada, ran from 2015 to 2017. The Islamorada cottage used for filming garnered 60,000 social media views within days and sparked a tourism boom worth tens of millions to the Keys.
A whitewashed cottage in Islamorada, located at 130 Palm Lane, served as the residence of Kevin Rayburn (as depicted on screen) and his wife Belle during all three seasons of Bloodline. It hit the market in September for $2.25 million and went under contract shortly after its listing.
Key Takeaways:
- The Property: This three-bedroom, three-bathroom home sits on approximately a half-acre at Mile Marker 87 on the bayside of the Overseas Highway. It boasts 2,796 square feet of living space, vaulted ceilings, hand-sculpted walnut floors, and a wraparound porch.
- Fast Sale: According to Ernesto Portuando, a Realtor with American Caribbean Real Estate, a promotional video he co-created garnered approximately 60,000 views on social media platforms. Buyers were drawn by the combination of Florida Keys charm and Hollywood intrigue associated with the property.
- On-Screen Role: The cottage served as Kevin and Belle Rayburn's home (not the fictional Rayburn Inn). Notable scenes filmed there include a Season 1 reconciliation and a Season 3 moment where Belle discovers her husband in a panicked state holding a gun in the garage.
- Behind-the-Scenes: Owners Matt and Debbie Pribyl were renovating the property in 2014 when a Bloodline location scout visited the area. The production team reportedly fell in love with the property's construction debris-strewn look, reminiscent of a genuine Florida Keys home.
A study commissioned by the Monroe County Tourist Development Council revealed that the first season generated approximately $5.8 million in direct production spending in the Keys and more than $65 million in tourism revenue from viewers who visited the islands after watching the show.
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