Pinehurst Homes for Sale

Living in Pinehurst

The Okaloosa County subdivision index lists Pinehurst and Pinehurst Park as separate plats. This page covers only Pinehurst, whose parcel numbers begin 11-2S-24-2040, so a similarly named parcel never enters a comparison. Fort Walton Beach claims every parcel on the plat, 73 in all, from the Alabama Avenue house lots to the Beal Parkway supermarket parcel, according to the county's city-limits layer.

The 73 parcels are a mix: 51 single family, eight multifamily, four vacant, three office buildings, three vacant commercial, and one each classed as a lodge or club hall, a community shopping parcel, a mobile home and a supermarket. County build years for the single-family lots stretch from 1952 to 2018, and their sizes from about a sixth of an acre to a little over half an acre. Twenty-eight sit on Alabama Avenue, 21 on Mississippi Avenue and two on Williams Street. The supermarket, shopping and club parcels carry Beal Parkway addresses.

The county's address records hold 95 rows for 71 of those parcels, all with Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548 as the mailing address. Several address points sit on ten parcels, as many as nine on one, while two parcels have none; neither the 95 rows nor the 71 parcels, then, counts homes.

FEMA's flood map leaves three parcels only partly in Zone X (minimal hazard) and keeps the remaining 70 wholly inside it. The shaded zone for a 0.2 percent annual chance reaches part of two single-family lots, and the club or lodge parcel on Beal Parkway is clipped by a thin band of Zone AE with a mapped base flood elevation of 10 feet. No single-family lot touches Zone AE. A lot's own map lookup is the answer for that lot, and these records say nothing on association, access, rental or ownership questions.