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Commodore Place is a 42-lot Fort Walton Beach subdivision in Okaloosa County, mostly mid-1960s houses on Berger Place, Sudduth Circle and Edwards Lane.

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    Commodore Place is a single county subdivision record in Section 7, Township 2 South, Range 23, holding 42 lots in three blocks: fourteen in Block 1, eighteen in Block 2 and ten in Block 3, all under the parcel series 07-2S-23-0520. The county classes every lot as a single-family house, and each has its own Fort Walton Beach 32548 address: 18 on Berger Place NE, 13 on Sudduth Circle NE and 11 on Edwards Lane NE. Commodores Landing and Commodore Point are separate county subdivisions, and Commodores Landing II even carries the same subdivision number, 0520, under Range 24, so the full series is what isolates this plat. Sudduth Circle is shared with other plats: the county addresses 53 parcels on it, 13 of them in Commodore Place, while all 18 parcels on Berger Place and all 11 on Edwards Lane are Commodore Place lots.

    Most of the houses went up in one stretch. Thirty-five of the 42 carry county years from 1963 through 1968, eighteen of them 1965. The seven exceptions are a 1955 and a 1970 house on Sudduth Circle, a 1979 house on Berger Place, and four on Edwards Lane recorded in 1972, 1987, 1996 and 1997. Lots are drawn at about a quarter acre to just under half an acre, and the six largest are all addressed on Sudduth Circle.

    Flood mapping divides the plat. FEMA's national flood map shows 21 of the 42 lots holding some Zone AE ground, a special flood hazard area, at a base flood elevation of 9 feet: 11 of 18 on Berger Place, 6 of 11 on Edwards Lane and 4 of 13 on Sudduth Circle. The AE share runs from a thin edge strip to nearly an entire lot, and the rest of every lot is mapped in the 0.2 percent annual chance flood hazard area rather than the minimal-hazard zone. Whether a house itself stands on AE ground is a question for its elevation certificate and survey.

    On September 24, 2026, ten past sales and one home then for sale carried the Commodore Place name, a reading tied to that day and not to what is on the market now. The county records cited here name no association, shared facilities, road maintenance duty or leasing rules for the subdivision.

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    What is the HOA fee at Commodore Place?

    No HOA fee for Commodore Place has been reported on the MLS in our records. Whether a home belongs to an association, and what it charges, is set by that home's recorded covenants, so ask a licensed real estate agent or the association about the home you are considering.

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    Commodore Place FAQ

    How much is the HOA fee at Commodore Place?

    No HOA fee for Commodore Place has been reported on the MLS in our records. Whether a home belongs to an association, and what it charges, is set by that home's recorded covenants, so ask a licensed real estate agent or the association about the home you are considering.

    Which Commodore Place lots are in a FEMA flood zone?

    Twenty-one of the 42 carry some Zone AE ground at a 9-foot base flood elevation on FEMA's national map: most often on Berger Place (11 of 18) and Edwards Lane (6 of 11), least often on Sudduth Circle (4 of 13). The other 21 sit in the 0.2 percent annual chance zone, and no Commodore Place lot reaches the minimal-hazard zone, so look up the exact address on the FEMA map and ask the seller for the elevation certificate.

    When were most Commodore Place houses built?

    In the mid-1960s. County year fields put 35 of the 42 houses between 1963 and 1968, and 1965 alone accounts for eighteen. Four of the six houses dated after 1968 stand on Edwards Lane, recorded in 1972, 1987, 1996 and 1997, among 1960s neighbors on the same plat.

    Which Commodore Place street has the biggest lots?

    Sudduth Circle. It holds all six lots of 0.37 acre or more, up to just under half an acre, while every Berger Place lot stays under 0.35 acre. Across the plat the county draws lots from about 11,000 to about 21,400 square feet, and half of them measure under about 0.29 acre.

    Is Commodore Place the same subdivision as Commodores Landing?

    No. The county indexes Commodore Place as its own record in Section 7, Township 2 South, Range 23, while the Commodores Landing phases and Commodore Point have separate records and parcel series. Commodores Landing II shares the subdivision number 0520 but sits in Range 24, so search with the full series 07-2S-23-0520.

    Is Commodore Place inside Fort Walton Beach city limits?

    Yes. An interior point of each of the 42 lots falls inside the City of Fort Walton Beach on the county's municipal boundary map, matching the Fort Walton Beach 32548 mailing line that every Commodore Place address carries.

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