Islander Beach Resort Condos for Sale

About Islander Beach Resort

The Florida parcel roll files Islander Beach Resort as two separate condominium series at 790 Santa Rosa Boulevard. The older series, recorded as Islander Beach Resort & Condo, has 42 homes with a 1980 year built. The newer series, recorded as Islander Beach Resort Ph II, has 72 homes with a 1999 year built. Each series also has a header parcel with no assessment record, and neither header is counted as a home. Because the two years sit 19 years apart, this page publishes no single year built for the resort.

Unit numbers show how each phase is laid out. In the older phase they run from 201 to 707, seven homes on each of six levels, and the roll's living areas fall into seven sizes between 340 and 1,070 square feet, six homes of each size. In the newer phase they run from 2001 to 7012, twelve homes on each of six levels, in three sizes: 1,101 square feet for 42 homes, 1,356 for 12 and 1,503 for 18. Leading digits that run from 2 through 7 point to residential levels two through seven, but that is a pattern in the numbering and not a measured floor count, so no floor figure is published.

Do not confuse this property with the Islander condominiums at 502 Gulf Shore Drive in Destin, recorded as Islander Phase I and Islander Ph II with 1981 and 1984 year-built entries; those homes are not counted here, and a name-only search of the roll returns all four series. The Fort Walton Beach in the mailing address is a postal city, not a municipal boundary. Checked against the Census Bureau's 2026 place boundaries, the resort's coordinates fall outside every city, so the property is unincorporated Okaloosa County.

The structural inspection statute, section 553.899, applies to condominium buildings three habitable stories or taller and counts 30 years from the certificate the building official issued when each building was approved for use. If the roll's years match those certificate dates, which this page has not confirmed, the 1980 phase faced a first deadline before the end of 2024 and the 1999 phase reaches its own at the end of 2029, unless the local enforcement agency chose the 25-year option the statute allows. Associations keep those reports as official records under section 718.111, so ask for the one that covers the building you are considering.