Kokomo Kove Condos for Sale

About Kokomo Kove

Two corrections shape this page, and both come from the same parcel roll. The first is size. Okaloosa County returns 26 parcels under this plat name, 24 carrying a house and 2 recorded vacant, on about 4.1 mapped acres. That is roughly twice the count this plat has been described with, and it changes how thin the resale record actually is. The second is the street. The county's address layer places a point on every lot here, and those points divide between two named ways, Kokomo Row and Sunfish Street, so this is a two-street plat rather than a single closed lane. The water needs stating precisely because it is the detail most easily overstated. A mapped water body of about five and a half acres lies within 50 feet of the plat boundary, close enough to see and to shape the light, but it does not enter a single parcel. Tested lot by lot, no parcel here touches, overlaps or contains any mapped water body at all. So there is no recorded lake frontage on this plat, only adjacency to one, and a buyer told otherwise should ask which record supports it. What the plat does carry is an unusually clean regulatory position for ground this close to the beach. FEMA's effective mapping puts every parcel in Zone X or the shaded 0.2 percent annual chance area, with no special flood hazard area anywhere under the plat and no published base flood elevation. The state's coastal construction control line comes no closer than 200 feet and does not enter any parcel, so none of the department's seaward siting jurisdiction reaches these lots, while the Gulf itself is within about 700 feet. The largest public holding close by is James Lee Park, 6.6 acres of it held by Okaloosa County, and this one can be measured properly: the county parcel's boundary comes within about 580 feet of the plat. Three City of Destin beach accessways sit nearby as well, but the county files each of them as a single recorded location rather than as an outline, which means the walk is shorter than the numbers the record gives. Tarpon Trail's location sits inside a City of Destin parcel of about two acres whose near edge is about 520 feet from the plat, bracketing that walk between roughly 520 and 820 feet. Pompano Trail is filed about 1,150 feet out and Barracuda Trail about 1,880 feet, each of them nearer on foot than its own figure. Construction has been intermittent rather than continuous. Recorded year built dates start at 1990 and cluster through the nineteen nineties, pause, resume for two houses in 2002 and 2003, then produce single houses in 2018 and 2022, with two lots still vacant.

• Twenty-six recorded lots, 24 built and 2 vacant, on about 4.1 acres
• Addresses on Kokomo Row and Sunfish Street
• No special flood hazard area under any parcel in the plat
• Three City of Destin beach accessways within a half mile