Paradise By The Sea Homes for Sale

Living in Paradise By The Sea

Walton County identifies Paradise By The Sea with series 35-3S-18-16020 and legal text pointing to Plat Book 11, page 14. Of its 46 parcel records, the county marks 17 as VACANT, 28 as SINGLE FAMILY and the final one as COMMON AREA. Numbered-lot descriptions and related instruments appear in the legal fields, but the use labels do not establish current occupancy, improvements or ownership.

Address points do not mirror those 46 parcels one for one. Thirty-three county address points sit on them, all on Paradise By The Sea Boulevard or Paradise By The Sea Court with Inlet Beach, Florida 32461 addresses. Twenty-seven of the 28 single-family lots carry at least one, two vacant parcels carry one each, the common-area parcel carries two, and fifteen vacant parcels carry none. An address count is therefore not a lot count, and these records do not establish a mailing arrangement, access rights or a boundary.

Tested lot by lot against FEMA's national flood map and Walton County's flood layer, which agree, the 46 parcels split into two equal groups. Twenty-three lie entirely in Zone X. The other 23, seventeen single-family lots and six vacant parcels, hold Zone VE ground at base flood elevations of 11, 12 or 15 feet, and sampled across each lot that coastal high-hazard ground covers roughly a third to three quarters of it. That is a parcel-ground distinction worth checking before two sales are compared. It is not a building elevation, an insurance determination or proof that conditions are uniform within either group, so current mapping and documents for the individual lot remain necessary.

Run as a name search spanning Inlet Beach, Rosemary Beach and Seacrest, the listing snapshot of August 20, 2026 returned three homes offered and 28 sold. It is a dated observation, neither current inventory nor a lot count. The state tax roll dates the 28 houses from 1998 through 2024 and records living areas from 3,227 to 14,235 square feet. Confirm 35-3S-18-16020 and the legal lot, then separate land from houses and keep each lot's flood ground in view before comparing two sales. Questions about a pool, governing body, private entry or leasing terms remain unanswered by these records.