Vesta Heights Homes for Sale

Living in Vesta Heights

Vesta-named subdivisions in Fort Walton Beach listings, as saved September 24, 2026, show six active listings and 130 sold homes; the closings run from January 2016 to August 2026. It describes a listing-system name over about ten years, not legal geography or what is available now.

The county subdivision index lists VESTA HTS, VESTA HTS 1ST and VESTA HTS 2ND in Section 11 and VESTA HEIGHTS 3RD, 4TH and 5TH ADD in Section 10, all Township 2S, Range 24. By parcel number the original plat has 68 parcels, the First Addition 76, the Second 33, the Third 73, the Fourth 93 and the Fifth 28, which totals 371. A shared name does not turn them into one boundary or answer a title question for a selected parcel.

Of the 371 parcels, 364 are labeled single family, four municipal, one church and two public schools; the four municipal parcels are listed to the City of Fort Walton Beach. Among the single-family parcels, 348 were built in 1969 or earlier, the median is 1960 and the earliest 1955, while 16 date from 1971 to 2021. County lot drawings run from 0.18 to 0.61 acre, median near 0.25. The labels classify parcels and are silent on who owns or lives in them.

The county address layer returns 372 points for 370 parcels, all labeled Fort Walton Beach 32548, along 17 street names including Watson Drive, Moriarty Street, Holmes Boulevard, Sherry Circle and Wright Parkway. Two parcels carry two points each and one parcel has none. Each of the 371 parcels, from the original VESTA HTS plat through the Fifth Addition, is within the City of Fort Walton Beach per the county boundary data. Address points help connect a listing to a county record but do not establish public-road status or access rights.

Zone X, minimal flood hazard, is the county flood map's result for every outline in all six additions, from the original VESTA HTS plat through the Fifth Addition; no outline reaches a special flood hazard area or the shaded band at 0.2 percent annual chance. Floor height and drainage at an individual house remain outside what that result tells you. Association, amenity, access and ownership questions need documents tied to the same legal record.