Indian Hills Homes for Sale

Living in Indian Hills

Very few plats are as uniform on paper as this one. Okaloosa County's roll carries eighty parcels under the recorded name Indian Hills, every single one classed as a townhouse and every single one carrying 1981 as its actual year built, with no exceptions and no later phase. The whole plat occupies about 2.3 acres of recorded parcel area inside a footprint measuring roughly 350 feet by 550 feet, which is one of the tighter residential densities in the city. One thing the roll does not show is any parcel classed as residential common area, and no association appears in the ownership column, which sets this plat apart from the mid-town townhome communities built later, each of which carries an association-owned tract on the record. That absence is worth verifying in title work rather than assumed, but it does mean a buyer should ask early what is shared here and who maintains it. Because everything was finished in one year, the differences between units are entirely about what has happened since, so a walk-through and a maintenance history do more work than the address. Buck Destin Park sits less than a tenth of a mile away at 724 Legion Drive, with two tennis courts, a basketball court, a playground, picnic tables, restrooms, an indoor meeting building and roughly forty parking spaces on about 1.65 acres. That distance is measured to the park's own parcel outline rather than to its filed address point, which the county's parks layer stores as a single coordinate near the middle of the site and which alone would overstate the gap. The publicly owned Destin Sports Complex is about four tenths of a mile off, Old Pass Lagoon about a third of a mile, and the public boat ramp at Joe's Bayou Recreation Area on Beach Drive just under a mile.

• Buck Destin Park less than a tenth of a mile away
• Eighty attached homes all recorded as 1981
• Destin Sports Complex about four tenths of a mile
• Joe's Bayou public boat ramp just under a mile