Gulf Manor Homes for Sale

Living in Gulf Manor

Okaloosa County lists Gulf Manor as two subdivisions: Gulf Manor S/D (parcel series 00-2S-22-1091) and Gulf Manor 1st Addition (00-2S-22-1092), 29 parcels each. Searching the statewide parcel file by legal description returns the same 58 parcels, every one carrying the county's SINGLE FAMILY label. Together they fit inside a box about 1,200 feet by 1,150 feet.

Streets divide along the series line. In the original subdivision, 23 parcels sit on Evergreen Circle and 6 on Evergreen Place. In the first addition, 25 sit on Primrose Circle and 4 on Oleander Avenue. House numbers run from 330 to 434, all in Destin, ZIP 32541.

County year-built dates cluster tightly: 1984 through 1990 in the original subdivision, and 1984 through 1993 in the addition apart from one 2015 entry, on Lot 9 of Block E. Parcels measure 0.17 to 0.30 acre.

Parcels on Evergreen Circle, Evergreen Place, Primrose Circle and Oleander Avenue alike sit wholly in Zone X, the minimal flood hazard area, in the county's copy of the FEMA layer; none of the 58 outlines touches a special flood hazard area. No effective date appears on that layer, so check the current FEMA map before relying on it.

Nothing under the Gulf Manor name was active in the Destin search saved August 19, 2026, and 35 records showed as sold. Two active matches elsewhere, in Pensacola and in Santa Rosa Beach, were set aside. That reading describes one day only. The City of Destin's plat register also lists Gulf Manor Townhomes, noted as replaced by Etretat, and the county index files Etretat Villa separately under 00-2S-22-277C; neither is counted here. Whether there is an association, what amenities exist, how rentals work and who owns what are not addressed in the records loaded.