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Amalfi Coast Resort Condos for Sale

A four level condominium at 778 Scenic Gulf Drive on the inland side of the road in Miramar Beach, holding 108 residences and 24 separately platted cabana parcels, with Walton County's Scenic Gulf Drive beach access parcel off its southwest corner.

108

Total Units

No

Gulf Front

Year built, floor and unit figures are as published by the sources cited at the foot of this page. Confirm them against the association's own documents during diligence.

About Amalfi Coast Resort

Amalfi Coast Resort occupies the inland side of Scenic Gulf Drive, and the county roll describes it compactly: 108 residential condominium parcels at 778 Scenic Gulf Drive, spread almost evenly over four levels, plus 24 cabana parcels recorded as their own class and one parcel of common area held by the condominium association. Nothing anywhere in the designators rises above a fourth level. What lies between the resort and the water divides in two, and the division is the point. Off the southwest corner, about 90 feet below the resort's southern boundary, Walton County owns a parcel of roughly 1.8 acres running to the sand, together with the smaller parcel addressed 907 Scenic Gulf Drive. That is the county's Scenic Gulf Drive Regional Beach Access, published with restrooms, parking, an accessible boardwalk, accessible parking and restrooms, a water fountain, seasonal lifeguards and a beach conditions flag. To the east of it, a row of privately held lots addressed on Scenic Gulf Drive runs from the road down to the water without a break, each lot recorded to an individual owner and each assessed as a single family parcel rather than as common ground. The resort's own footprint samples entirely outside the mapped special flood hazard area. Four levels place the property inside Florida's rule for a public lodging establishment of three stories or more. The roll carries no year of construction for these parcels, which is true of every condominium unit in this county and is why none is shown.

HOA & Fees

Costs here spread across a low building rather than an elevator stack, and the roll shows the association holding a parcel of common area in addition to the residences. The cabana parcels are assessed separately, so their upkeep and their rules belong to their own documents. Because the property is used for lodging and reaches a fourth level, the state's recurring exterior safety certificate belongs in the paper trail worth requesting, alongside the recorded declaration, this year's operating budget, the reserve study, and the history of exterior work on the buildings.

Rental Policy

Walton County requires a current annual registration for any property offered as a short-term vacation rental in the unincorporated area, and it must be in hand before the property is let. Four levels is enough to matter here. The state's periodic safety filing on exterior walkways and guardrails begins at three stories, so this building sits inside the requirement by a single level rather than comfortably above it, and the filing recurs rather than clearing once. Guest use of the beach here means the county's own access parcel to the southwest, since the lots directly opposite the eastern half of the resort are individually owned. The county registration settles none of that. Only this condominium's declaration and its board's current rules say whether a residence here may take a paying guest.

  • Residences on four levels
  • Twenty-four separately platted cabana parcels
  • Inland side of Scenic Gulf Drive
  • County beach access parcel off the southwest corner
  • Mapped as minimal flood hazard throughout

Live Inventory

Active Listings at Amalfi Coast Resort

The short-term rental badge above is not a permission of record. It reflects the MLS short-term-rental field where a listing discloses one, and otherwise where the home sits. Confirm the association's current rules and the local registration requirement before relying on it.

Building Answers

Amalfi Coast Resort FAQ

How close is public beach access to Amalfi Coast Resort?

Close, and genuinely public. Walton County owns a parcel of about 1.8 acres running to the sand off the resort's southwest corner, roughly 90 feet below its southern boundary, and operates it as the Scenic Gulf Drive Regional Beach Access at 907 Scenic Gulf Drive, with restrooms, parking, an accessible boardwalk and seasonal lifeguards. It belongs to the county rather than to the resort, which is worth stating plainly in any listing.

Which side of Scenic Gulf Drive does Amalfi Coast Resort occupy?

The inland side, at 778 Scenic Gulf Drive. Opposite the eastern part of the property, a row of privately held lots addressed on Scenic Gulf Drive occupies the frontage and runs from the road to the water, each recorded to an individual owner. The public route to the sand from here is the county parcel to the southwest, not a crossing straight out the front.

How many levels does Amalfi Coast Resort have?

Four, and they are evenly loaded. Unit designators put roughly the same number of residences on each of the four levels, with nothing numbered above the fourth. The roll carries 24 cabana parcels in addition, recorded as their own class rather than as residences, so confirm which of the two a listing describes.

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