Marbella Condos for Sale

About Marbella

Marbella's record is unusually tidy for a Destin building. Sixty-nine unit parcels sit under one legal name on a shared 2.15 acre footprint at 770 Harbor Boulevard, and the county's header row for the property states the count outright as 69 units. Every unit row carries an actual year built of 2006, with no second phase to reconcile. County address points assign those units to nine levels, one through eight plus a penthouse pair, and that height is what pulls Florida's condominium statutes into diligence. At nine levels this building clears the three-story mark by a wide margin, so section 553.899 puts it on a milestone structural inspection clock timed to its certificate of occupancy, and because the association is controlled by its unit owners, the funded level of the components its reserve study names has since the end of 2024 stopped being something the membership can vote down. The water question needs care. Old Pass Lagoon, the name the county's hydrography layer gives the harbor water, comes within 50 feet of this parcel, but no Marbella parcel reaches it. The ground in between belongs to others: two parcels totalling about 3.1 acres are titled to Marbella Master Association, Inc., and 2.88 acres are recorded to a private limited liability company. Any use of the water from this address therefore rests on a recorded easement or agreement rather than on anything this condominium's own parcel carries, and that is the first document to ask for. Flood mapping splits the property against itself. That one 2.15 acre parcel is crossed by four FEMA designations at once: Zone AE at a base flood elevation of 8 feet, Zone AE at 9 feet, Zone X, and the shaded 0.2 percent annual chance area.

• Sixty-nine residences on one 2.15 acre parcel
• Nine addressed levels, including a penthouse pair
• Harbor Boulevard address in west Destin
• Height brings the Florida milestone inspection law into diligence