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The Crescent At Miramar Beach Condos for Sale

The Crescent at Miramar Beach, a 1998 Gulf-front condominium, shares its sand by agreement. A 2002 agreement gives a neighboring hotel company and its guests the westernmost 100 linear feet of beach and leaves the rest to the association. Overnight tenants and guests at its 68 homes register with the association under a 2023 amendment to the declaration.

Updated

1998

Year Built

4

Floors

68

Total Units

Yes

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 The Crescent At Miramar Beach

The Crescent at Miramar Beach is one low-rise building at 50 Monaco Street with 68 condominium homes in Walton County. Its declaration, recorded March 30, 1998, describes five levels: a ground floor of common rooms and four floors of homes served by three elevators. Unit numbers run 101 to 117, 201 to 217, 301 to 317 and 401 to 417, seventeen homes to a floor, and each floor repeats the same seven layouts, so The Crescent at Miramar Beach market analytics let a buyer set a listing beside earlier sales of its own plan. The county roll files all 68 with 1998 as the year built and adds one more parcel for the association's common ground, so the parcel series holds 69 entries but 68 residences. The declaration's address line reads Destin, 32541, while the roll mails to Miramar Beach, 32550; the recorded documents and the roll both place the land in Walton County. Monaco Street belongs to the stretch of that county described in the Miramar Beach community guide.

The 1998 survey draws the condominium land running south past the pool to the approximate water's edge of the Gulf of Mexico, dated February 14, 1998. The beach is shared. An agreement recorded in 2002 gives a neighboring hotel company and its guests the westernmost 100 linear feet and leaves the rest to the association, with a walkway and dune crossover over Crescent ground serving that company. A buyer can weigh that 2002 agreement against the Gulf-front condo buying checklist. Separately, a 1998 use agreement lets owners of other homes and lots the developer planned in the same community use the Crescent's pool, hot tub, pool deck and dune walkovers, and assigns those users a share of the upkeep. The buildings around Monaco Street are gathered in the Miramar Beach condo directory.

The declaration lists a lounge, offices, a workroom for reservations, check-in and management, a game room, two conference rooms, an exercise room and a storage locker for each home among the ground-floor common elements; whether each is in use as drawn is a question for the association. A notice of commencement recorded February 25, 2025 describes framing repairs, stucco, wall coatings and door replacement at 50 Monaco Street, so ask what that work covered, whether it is finished and how it was funded.

HOA & Fees

What is the HOA fee at The Crescent At Miramar Beach?

As of November 11, 2026, based on one listing on the MLS, the reported HOA fee at The Crescent At Miramar Beach is $1,267 a month. Fees vary with unit size and type, so the fee for a specific residence is the one its listing and the association state.

Based on one active MLS listing that reports an HOA fee. See the listings

Upkeep is split in the 1998 declaration between each owner and the association, The Crescent at Miramar Beach Condominium Owners Association, Inc., which maintains the common property, the outside walls and load-bearing columns, and the on-site stormwater system, while each owner maintains a balcony's floor and interior walls, air conditioning equipment outside the home, windows, screens and doors, sliding glass included. Because a recorded 1998 agreement extends the pool area and dune walkovers to owners elsewhere in the planned community, ask how their upkeep is divided today. Request the current budget, reserve study and insurance summary, and the engineer's scope for the 2025 exterior work.

Rental Policy

Short-term rentals: allowed. Confirm the current minimum stay and registration with the association.

Three recorded papers govern Crescent stays. Its 1998 declaration allows residential or rental use by owners, relatives, guests, invitees or tenants. Renters may not sublet, for-rent signs are banned, and the association may limit renters' pets. No rental program is provided, though the ground floor has a reservations and check-in workroom. A December 2020 amendment requires someone 25 or older whenever no owner, spouse, adult child or grandchild is in residence. A January 2023 amendment, adopted December 9, 2022, has every tenant and guest register. Anyone giving the details is approved. The board may charge a resort fee for each, from January 1, 2023. Ask about any amendment recorded since.

Condos for Sale at The Crescent at Miramar Beach

The Crescent at Miramar Beach is one low-rise Gulf-front building at 50 Monaco Street with 68 condominium homes, four floors of homes, seventeen homes to a floor, served by three elevators. The county roll dates it to 1998. The condominium land runs south past the pool toward the Gulf.

The beach in front is shared under recorded agreements. A 2025 notice describes framing, stucco and door work at the building, so before an offer ask the association what that work covered, whether it is finished and how it was funded.

Live Inventory

Active Listings at The Crescent At Miramar Beach

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

The Crescent At Miramar Beach FAQ

How much is the HOA fee at The Crescent At Miramar Beach?

As of November 11, 2026, based on one listing on the MLS, the reported HOA fee at The Crescent At Miramar Beach is $1,267 a month. Fees vary with unit size and type, so the fee for a specific residence is the one its listing and the association state.

Is The Crescent a four-story or a five-story building?

The recorded declaration describes one low-rise building of five levels: a ground floor holding common rooms and four floors of homes, with three elevators. The 1998 survey labels it a four-story stucco residential condominium, and the unit numbers in the 100s through 400s match those four residential floors.

Does The Crescent have its own beach on the Gulf?

The Crescent's land reaches the Gulf, but the beach is shared under a recorded agreement. The 1998 survey shows the condominium land running to the approximate water's edge, and a 2002 agreement gives a neighboring hotel company and its guests the westernmost 100 linear feet, leaving the remainder to the association. The exhibit drawing that marks the dividing line is the document to compare with a listing's beach description.

How big are the Crescent homes, and which unit lines are which size?

The declaration lists seven plans. Four homes (the 01 line) are 2,096 square feet with four bedrooms, four are 1,120 square feet with one bedroom, and eight are 1,408 square feet with two. Eight more are 1,390, twenty are 1,617 square feet with three bedrooms and twenty are 1,163. The four end homes numbered 17 are listed at 1,408, though the roll shows 1,480. These are 1998 plans, and owners may have altered interiors since.

What exterior work has the Crescent association recorded recently?

A notice of commencement recorded February 25, 2025 names the association as owner and describes framing repairs, stucco, wall coatings and door replacement at 50 Monaco Street. It does not say whether owners were assessed or whether the work is complete, so request the board minutes and the engineer's scope.

Does The Crescent's 1998 declaration allow rentals, and who has to register?

The 1998 declaration allows residential or rental use by the owner, relatives, guests, invitees or lessees, sets no minimum stay and states that no rental program is provided. A January 2023 amendment requires every tenant and guest staying one or more nights to register with the association and lets the board charge a resort fee per registration. Any later amendment would be recorded in the Walton County official records, and the association can point a buyer to it.

Sources

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