Hidden Palms Homes for Sale

About Hidden Palms

Hidden Palms is small enough to count, and counting is what its record rewards. Walton County's roll carries twenty-seven houses under the name, and they do not sit in one block but three: ten lots in Block A, ten in Block B, and seven more recorded separately as Estates at Hidden Palms. The street pattern follows that split, with twenty addresses on Ciboney Street and the seven Estates lots on Boswells Court. Because the county assesses these as single-family parcels, its roll carries an actual year built for each house, and the buildout reads 2019 on ten, 2020 on eight, then 2021, 2022 and 2023 across the rest, so the community filled in over five seasons rather than arriving at once. Hidden Palms Community Association has been active since January 22, 2019. Recorded living areas run from about 2,565 to 4,406 square feet, with the Estates lots sitting at the upper end. Two facts frame the shoreline question honestly. Asked about the recorded outlines themselves rather than about a box drawn near them, the effective federal flood map returns one polygon over this community and only one, Zone X as an area of minimal flood hazard, which is uncommon this near the coast. And every parcel standing between the community's southern edge and the last row before the water is privately owned: the roll shows no county, state or federal ownership anywhere in that band, and no public record establishes a way through it.

• Twenty-seven houses in three recorded groups
• Addresses on Ciboney Street and Boswells Court
• Living areas about 2,565 to 4,406 square feet
• Entirely outside the special flood hazard area