The Islander Condos for Sale

About The Islander

Two phases, one building, and a flood line that runs between them. Okaloosa County records Islander Phase I with 64 titled units at an actual year built of 1981 and Islander Ph II with 63 at 1984, giving 127 residences under one name at 502 Gulf Shore Drive, roughly a third of a mile east of East Pass on Holiday Isle. Their parcels adjoin, and the county's building footprint layer maps a single continuous structure of about 27,100 square feet spanning both, so the two phases are a recording distinction rather than a pair of separate towers. Height is recorded rather than estimated: the county's address points assign levels one through seven across both phases, and because those values vary unit by unit they are an agency record rather than a placeholder. The water relationship divides along the same seam as the phases. Phase I's 3.55 acre parcel runs right up to the water polygon with no overlap at all, which makes its edge the mapped shoreline, and the Coastal Construction Control Line crosses this ground. Phase II's 2.53 acre parcel sits about 425 feet back from the water. Flood mapping follows: Phase I's parcel carries VE coastal high hazard zones at base flood elevations of 12 and 15 feet along its seaward edge, alongside AE at 9 and 10 feet and a reduced-risk band, while Phase II's parcel carries no VE zone at all, only AE at 8, 9 and 10 feet and a reduced-risk band. Two halves of one roofline, insured against different maps.

• Two recorded phases of 1981 and 1984, 127 units
• Levels one through seven on the county address record
• Shoreward phase parcel meets the water boundary
• 502 Gulf Shore Drive, about a third of a mile from East Pass
• One continuous roofline across both phases