Overbrook Homes for Sale

Living in Overbrook

Overbrook's saved listing search, dated September 24, 2026 and set to a Fort Walton Beach area, found 117 sold homes and none active. That is a dated snapshot of past sales, not supply today, and not a count of the 292 parcels the county records.

The county indexes Overbrook as three entries, each carrying its own parcel-number series: OVERBROOK (3030) in section 10, then OVERBROOK 1ST ADD (3031) and OVERBROOK 2ND ADD (3032) in section 9, all within township 2S, range 24. The three differ in age. The original plat's 108 single-family parcels carry build years from 1974 to 2017 with a median of 1975, the 1st Addition's 52 run from 1984 to 1987, and the 2nd Addition's 130 run from 1987 to 2002. Typical lots shrink from about 0.37 acre in the original and 0.36 in the 1st Addition to about 0.27 in the 2nd, and the largest parcel, in the original plat, covers 1.18 acres. The two vacant parcels sit one each in the original plat and the 2nd Addition.

The county's address points number 292 but land on only 290 parcels, because 656 and 658 Overbrook Drive share one parcel and so do 205 and 205WS Linda Cove. Both vacant parcels lack an address point. Overbrook Drive carries 163 of the 292 points among 16 street names, and every point reads Fort Walton Beach with ZIP code 32547.

Run against the county's flood layer, 49 of Overbrook's 292 outlines reach into Zone AE, a special flood hazard area, and for about half of those AE covers at least half the lot. The remaining 243 touch only Zone X, a label that on this layer takes in both the minimal-hazard area and the shaded 0.2 percent annual chance area. Because zone lines cut across the plat, neighbors can differ, so check the exact address on the county map.

Whether an owners' association exists, what amenities there are, who holds access rights and who owns any street all fall outside what these county layers record.