Blu Condos for Sale

About Blu

Blu is one recorded condominium of 47 residences at 858 Scallop Court, filed under Okaloosa County parcel numbers that begin 00-2S-24-5555. Florida's statewide parcel file lists 47 distinct parcels in that series, each classed as a condominium unit with a 2019 year built, and no header or common-area parcel among them. That is the assessor's recorded year built; the certificate of occupancy carries its own date. The 2019 figure is the one to hold against the older buildings listed among condos for sale in Fort Walton Beach.

Unit numbers run from 100 to 607. Level one holds seven homes, with no unit 104, and each of the five levels above holds eight. Those levels come from the numbers alone, since the parcel file carries no story count; the certificate of occupancy states the official one. Recorded living area is large and fairly uniform, from 1,837 to 2,203 square feet: twenty-eight homes record 1,837, eleven record 2,053, six record 1,957, and two level-one homes record 2,203. The plan tends to follow the number: a home ending in 00 is the 1,957 layout and one ending in 07 is a 2,053 layout whatever its level, while level one's two largest homes are 103 and 105, either side of the unused 104. A buyer can match closings on the Blu condo market analytics by the last two digits of the unit number and compare like with like.

The Fort Walton Beach community page describes the city on Blu's mailing address, but Census Bureau boundary files put every corner of the Blu outline outside all incorporated places, so the city's own ordinances are not where its rules begin. Three FEMA flood zones share Blu's ground. Zone VE, with a 14-foot base flood elevation, takes roughly a third of the outline; Zone AO, mapped at a flood depth of 3 feet, takes roughly half; Zone AE at 8 feet takes the remaining sixth or so. That describes the ground under the site as a whole. For a specific unit, the document to request is its elevation certificate.

If Blu has three or more habitable stories, as its unit numbering suggests, Florida's milestone inspection law reaches it. If the certificate of occupancy was also issued in 2019, the first inspection is due by December 31, 2049, or by December 31, 2044 if the local enforcement agency applies the 25-year interval the statute allows for conditions such as salt-water proximity.