Old Town Homes for Sale

Living in Old Town

Okaloosa County files Old Town as three subdivisions: Old Town PH I with 18 parcels, PH II with 19 and PH III with 20, under parcel prefixes 03-2S-24-1820, 03-2S-24-1821 and 03-2S-24-1822. All 57 parcels are classed single-family and every one carries a recorded construction year: 14 in 1995, 32 in 1996 and 11 in 1997. By mapped acreage the lots measure roughly 4,000 to 7,500 square feet each, and together cover 6.4 acres.

The county's address records place all 57 on three streets, Jerrells Avenue with 42, Spiller Way with 10 and Oakhill Avenue with 5, each reading Fort Walton Beach ZIP 32547. That mailing label on Jerrells Avenue, Spiller Way and Oakhill Avenue says nothing about where the city line runs. Placing a point in the middle of each of the 57 parcels, the county's city-limits layer returns unincorporated Okaloosa County every time, while the county zoning layer labels all of them R-2. What R-2 allows, rentals and rebuilding included, was not checked for this page.

Two other county subdivisions carry Old Town in their names, Summerfell at Old Town 1st Addition and The Oaks at Old Town. They are filed apart from these three phases and are not counted here, so confirm which one a listing means before borrowing its history.

Both tests on the county's FEMA copy, one at a point inside each lot and one across its whole boundary, return Zone X, area of minimal flood hazard, for Old Town's 57 parcels, and FEMA's national flood layer matched at those 57 points. Coverage for a given house is still rated on the building itself.

Searching listings for the Old Town label on August 20, 2026 turned up one active listing and 31 sold records, a reading of the search area on that day that is neither today's inventory nor a count of the 57 parcels. Nothing in the records behind this page speaks to homeowner association duties, amenities, street maintenance or rental rules.