Piedmont Place Homes for Sale

Living in Piedmont Place

The county subdivision layer lists one Piedmont Place, under parcel series 03-2S-24-0150. Its 22 parcels add up to 1.37 acres, and 0.78 acre of that, more than half, is a single common-area parcel that has no street address in the county addressing layer. The other 21 parcels are townhouses spread across four buildings: 901, 903 and 907 Piedmont Place hold five units apiece and 905 holds six.

Build years follow the buildings exactly. All ten units at 901 and 903 carry 1994 in the county's year-built field, and all eleven at 905 and 907 carry 1995. Where a published legal names a building, the numbering runs in address order, Building 1 at 901 through Building 4 at 907, so a listing's building number and street number should agree.

Piedmont's legal descriptions do not read lot-per-home. The plat numbers lots up to 274, and each townhouse parcel is described as a run of 12 or 14 of those lots, several adding a one-foot strip of a neighboring lot (Lot 171 is split half a foot and a foot and a half between two neighbors). The county draws the resulting townhouse parcels at 1,128 to 1,363 square feet of ground, a parcel figure rather than living area. Only 14 of the 21 published legals go on to name a unit and building, which makes the street address the steadier way to tie a sale to a home.

Fort Walton Beach appears on these addresses as a postal city, yet the county's city-limit layer shows the plat outside every city, a result that held when tested at a point inside each of the 22 parcels. FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer returns a single zone over the plat, Zone X, area of minimal flood hazard, covering all 22 parcels, the common ground included. On September 24, 2026 no Piedmont Place home was offered for sale, and listing records under that name held 12 closings between February 11, 2019 and September 7, 2024. The roll prints Piedmont Place Owner's Assoc as owner of the common parcel. Florida's corporation registry lists a not-for-profit corporation called Piedmont Place Owner's Association, chartered December 20, 1993, as inactive as of October 17, 2026: the state dissolved it administratively on September 26, 2025 for an unfiled annual report, and the last annual report on file is dated April 10, 2024. A registry status does not say who maintains the common ground, what dues apply or what leasing terms govern, so those questions go to the recorded documents.