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Living in Village West

Village West is a single recorded plat, filed in Okaloosa County's subdivision index under parcel series 33-1S-24-0585 in Section 33, Township 1 South, Range 24 West. Its outline covers about 8.3 acres and holds 47 lots in two blocks, 40 in Block 1 and 7 in Block 2, and the appraisal roll classes every lot as a single-family house. Construction ran over two years: 27 houses carry a 1991 build date and 20 carry 1992. Lots measure 0.11 to 0.20 acre, roughly 5,000 to 8,800 square feet, and the houses hold three to five bedrooms on about 1,190 to 2,540 square feet of heated area.

Three streets carry the 47 addresses. Lost Trail has 29 and Guildford Court 11, and no address on either street in ZIP 32547 lies outside this plat. Willow Bend Boulevard is shared ground: Village West's seven houses there, numbered 2320 through 2334, sit on the same boulevard as houses in Lake Charleston and Georgetown, and Willow Bend Phase 1, a separate plat a few hundred feet away, carries the name itself. The seven boulevard houses are also the smallest here, each a three-bedroom 1991 house of about 1,190 to 1,390 heated square feet. Along its edges the Village West outline touches three separately filed plats: Saddle Creek, Hidden Trails Phase II and Landview Estates.

No city reaches Village West. A point tested inside each of the 47 lots falls outside every polygon on the county's city-limit map (here Fort Walton Beach, Eglin AFB and Hurlburt Field), and the nearest Fort Walton Beach boundary sits about three quarters of a mile from the closest lot line; Fort Walton Beach is the postal name for ZIP 32547. The county's maintained-road layer carries Lost Trail, Guildford Court and Willow Bend Boulevard with the county listed as owner and the Ocean City-Wright emergency service zone recorded on each segment. Across the boulevard from the seven northern lots, the city-limit map draws ground it labels Eglin AFB, about 60 feet from those lot lines. FEMA's flood map places all 47 lot outlines wholly in Zone X, its minimal-hazard category, with the closest Zone A about 800 feet from the nearest lot.

A check of the listing record dated September 24, 2026 found no active listing and 12 closed home sales between March 24, 2016 and June 3, 2026. The appraisal roll sees more of the plat's trading than that: from the same March 2016 date it codes at least 25 transfers as qualified sales, and the parcel map shows no more than three transfers per lot.