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Legion Park Landing is 33 platted lots along Legion Park Loop in Miramar Beach, plus a parcel the county lists a homeowners association as owning for the common areas and the loop road.

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    Living in Legion Park Landing

    Walton County's parcel file lists 34 parcels for Legion Park Landing: 33 numbered lots and one parcel of about 0.57 acre that the plat legal describes as the common areas plus the Legion Park Loop roadway. The county names Legion Park Landing Neighborhood Homeowners Association, Inc. as that parcel's owner of record. Every lot legal cites Plat Book 11, page 44. Thirty-one lots carry the county's single-family label and two, lots 15 and 27, are labeled vacant; the state tax roll agrees, showing a house on each of the 31 and none on those two.

    All the addresses are on Legion Park Loop in Miramar Beach 32550, and the county's address file holds 34 points along it, two of them on lot 1 (176 and 180). Only eight carry a Legion Park Landing place name. The county's municipal-boundary layer returns no incorporated city for any of the outlines, and its street file leaves the maintenance entry for the loop blank, so this page says nothing about who maintains the road.

    The 2026 state tax roll dates the 31 houses from 1996 to 2021: 28 were built from 1996 through 2007 and three in 2017, 2018 and 2021. Living area runs from 1,514 square feet in the smallest house to 2,960 in the largest.

    Both flood maps put every one of the 33 lots in Zone X, where FEMA mapping shows minimal flood hazard, and the association's common-area parcel is nearly all Zone X too; by sampling, under one percent of that parcel reaches the 0.2 percent annual chance flood area. For a lot-level determination the county points to its floodplain manager.

    State records show the association as a nonprofit filed November 4, 1996 and still active, its latest annual report dated January 7, 2026. Counting only condos, townhouses and single-family homes, the August 20, 2026 name match in Miramar Beach showed three active listings and 21 sold records for this community, a reading too old to stand in for current inventory. Dues, amenities, access and rental terms stay unknown here because no recorded declaration was among the records read.

    HOA & Fees

    What is the HOA fee at Legion Park Landing?

    As of November 11, 2026, Legion Park Landing homes for sale that report a fee on the MLS list these HOA fees:

    • Single-family homes: $54 a month (1 listing)

    Fees vary by home type and section. Some homes also belong to a sub-association for their section, and a listing's fee may cover only one association, so confirm every association a home belongs to and what each one charges.

    Based on one active MLS listing that reports an HOA fee. Fees billed quarterly, twice a year or yearly are shown as a monthly equivalent.

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    Homes for Sale in Legion Park Landing

    $599,000

    149 Legion Park Loop

    Miramar Beach, FL 32550

    3 bd 2.5 ba 1,934 sqft

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    Legion Park Landing FAQ

    How much is the HOA fee at Legion Park Landing?

    As of November 11, 2026, Legion Park Landing homes for sale that report a fee on the MLS list these HOA fees: single-family homes, $54 a month (1 listing). Fees vary by home type and section. Some homes also belong to a sub-association for their section, and a listing's fee may cover only one association, so confirm every association a home belongs to and what each one charges.

    Who owns the common ground at Legion Park Landing?

    In the county file the common ground belongs of record to Legion Park Landing Neighborhood Homeowners Association, Inc., and the parcel's legal text covers the common areas and the loop roadway shown on the plat; its size is near 0.57 acre. Nothing in that file says what the association does with the land or what access lot owners hold; the recorded declaration would.

    Why are two Legion Park Landing lots labeled vacant?

    Lots 15 and 27 carry the county's vacant label and show no building on the 2026 state roll, while the other 31 lots show houses. The label is a classification in the file, not a statement about permits or what may be built, and the association's common-area parcel carries the same label.

    Why do only eight Legion Park Loop addresses carry the Legion Park Landing name?

    The county's address file has 34 points on Legion Park Loop, all Miramar Beach 32550: eight carry a Legion Park Landing place name and 26 leave it blank, and lot 1 has two points. The blank place name is a labeling gap, so tie a listing to its lot and plat rather than to that label.

    Are any Legion Park Landing lots in a flood hazard area?

    No lot is: all 33 read Zone X on the county map and on FEMA's, so the minimal-hazard label holds lot by lot. The only parcel with any ground in the 0.2 percent annual chance area is the association's common land, where it is a strip under one percent of the parcel. A single house still needs its own determination from the county floodplain manager.

    What did the August 2026 sales check show for Legion Park Landing?

    Three active listings and 21 sold records matched the Legion Park Landing name among Miramar Beach condos, townhouses and single-family homes on August 20, 2026; a lot-level search made today will say more about what is available.

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