Crewilla Homes for Sale

Living in Crewilla

Okaloosa County records Crewilla as three subdivisions, each under its own identification series: Crewilla as 11-2S-24-0590, Crewilla II as 0591 and Crewilla III as 0592. Together they hold 44 parcels. The original seven-block plat carries 41 of them, which are 39 houses, a vacant lot at 112 Beal Parkway NW, and Lot 1 of Block 2, a parcel of about three tenths of an acre that the City of Fort Walton Beach owns and its zoning map designates Recreation. Crewilla II covers one house parcel measuring 0.82 acre. Crewilla III adds two vacant lots, 0.98 and 0.89 acre.

Every parcel has one Fort Walton Beach 32548 address point: 21 on Crewilla Drive NW, nine each on Beal Parkway NW and Mimosa Street NW, and five on Wisteria Court NW. The county's build years run from 1950 to 2024 but lean hard toward the start, with 26 of the 40 houses dating from 1950 through 1969 and eight from 2015 onward. Block 1 shows the spread most plainly. Its Lots 1 through 3 carry 2023 and 2024 build years at the odd Beal Parkway NW numbers 109 to 113, while Block 7's houses at the even numbers 114 to 120 date from 1957 to 1961, and Block 1's Lot 7 has been divided into two parcels of about 0.17 acre, each holding a 2015 or 2016 house on Mimosa Street NW. Two other legal descriptions each take in half of a vacated Wisteria Avenue right of way.

All 44 parcels fall inside the Fort Walton Beach limit on the county's city-limit layer, so city rules govern them, while the Town of Cinco Bayou's limit is about 360 feet from the nearest Crewilla lot. The city's zoning map puts 36 parcels in R-1 Single Family Residential and seven in R-1E Single Family Residential Estate, a designation its zoning record attributes to Ordinance 1547 of June 22, 2004. Those seven hold the even numbers 230 through 242 on Crewilla Drive NW: Lots 1 and 2 of Block 4, the two parcels carved from its Lot 3, the Crewilla II lot and both Crewilla III lots. They are also the seven parcels drawn nearest Cinco Bayou on the national hydrography map, each within about 40 feet of its outline, and no other Crewilla parcel comes within 300 feet.

FEMA's national flood layer, which the county's copy matches, gives Crewilla no single zone. Twenty-one parcels lie wholly in Zone X, three wholly in the 0.2 percent annual chance flood hazard area, and nine split between those two. The other eleven hold Zone AE ground, a special flood hazard area whose polygons here carry base flood elevations of 9, 10 or 11 feet: every one of the seven estate-zoned parcels, where AE covers anywhere from about a tenth of the lot to all of it, plus four R-1 house parcels, among them the 2023 house at 109 Beal Parkway NW. Those figures describe mapped ground, not any building's floor height, and the county records behind this page name no owners association, shared facility or leasing rule for Crewilla.