Bel Air Homes for Sale

Living in Bel Air

Okaloosa County records Bel-Air as three plats: Bel-Air S/D under parcel series 11-2S-24-0200, the 1st Addition under 0201 and the 2nd Addition under 0202. They hold 173, 55 and 63 parcels, 291 in all. A search on the legal wording returns the same 291 once both spellings, Bel-Air and Bel Air, are read.

The county's use labels split the 291 into 286 single-family, two office buildings, one club or lodge hall, one professional building and one vacant lot. Four of the five non-residential parcels front Beal Parkway and the vacant lot is on Maples Street. County year-built dates on the 286 homes run from 1954 to 2025 with a median of 1956: 251 date from the 1950s and 1960s and 22 from 2010 on. Lots measure from 0.18 to 0.38 acre.

Every one of the 291 parcels has a site address reading Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548, on 13 streets. The largest are Rainbow Drive (58), Moriarty Street (38), Holmes Boulevard (37), Maples Street (36), Highland Drive (35), Hummingbird Avenue (33) and Robinwood Drive (29); Tula Place, Leila Place, Beal Parkway, Meadowlark Road, Mississippi Avenue and Williams Street complete the set. On the county's city-limits layer, the corporate boundary of Fort Walton Beach contains the entire Bel-Air plat set, 291 outlines in all. Owner mailing addresses are a separate field that sometimes shows other cities, so they should never be read as where a parcel sits.

Zone X alone covers 289 of the outlines on the county's copy of the FEMA flood map; the other two also take in the shaded band for the 0.2 percent annual chance flood. None meets Zone A, AE, AO or VE ground. The map area around the neighborhood does hold a Zone AE polygon at a mapped 10 feet, but no Bel-Air outline touches it. Whether a given lot needs flood insurance, and what its elevation is, depends on the address and which map revision applies.

The September 24, 2026 listing-system search for Bel Air homes in Fort Walton Beach left 2 homes active and 86 sold, with the earliest closing in January 2016 and the latest in May 2026. That is a decade of closings in one search, leaves out land and other non-home records, and follows the listing name rather than the county's plat lines, so it is context and not a tally of the 291 parcels.