Panama City Beach · Neighborhood
Bid-A-Wee Homes for Sale
Bid-A-Wee turns up as four Bay County name matches, but only three of them sit together in the City of Panama City Beach; the fourth is an apartment parcel on Florida Avenue about 11 miles away in the City of Panama City.
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Short-term rentals: not yet confirmed for this neighborhood.
Living in Bid-A-Wee
For Bid-A-Wee, the Panama City Beach listings searched on September 24, 2026 totaled six active and 38 sold homes, closed between March 13, 2017 and June 15, 2026. It is one day's reading, not a boundary and not what is for sale now.
The county's owner field matches Bid-A-Wee on four parcels. Bid-A-Wee Beach Park, Inc owns the common-area parcel at 13601 Front Beach Road. House at Bid-A-Wee LLC owns a multifamily parcel of ten units or fewer at 604 Dolphin Street, and Bid-A-Wee Beach First Add is the owner of a tiny common-area parcel on Argonaut Street. These three sit within about 0.2 mile of one another inside the City of Panama City Beach. The fourth, Bid-A-Wee Apartments, LLC at 1800 Florida Avenue, is coded multifamily with ten or more units and lies about 11 miles away inside the City of Panama City. Nothing in the county fields ties it to the others beyond the name.
Bid-A-Wee parcels at the beach do not share a single flood zone on FEMA's current map: the Front Beach Road lot stands apart from the other two. Nearly all of the Front Beach Road parcel lies in Zone VE, the coastal high hazard area with wave action, at base flood elevations of 14 and 15 feet, while the Dolphin Street and Argonaut Street parcels are entirely in Zone X, minimal flood hazard.
Owners, use codes and outlines are what the county fields give. Association rules, dues, access, rental permission and the number of buildings on each parcel are outside them.
HOA & Fees
What is the HOA fee at Bid-A-Wee?
No HOA fee for Bid-A-Wee has been reported on the MLS in our records. Whether a home belongs to an association, and what it charges, is set by that home's recorded covenants, so ask a licensed real estate agent or the association about the home you are considering.
Live Inventory
Homes for Sale in Bid-A-Wee
5
Active Listings
$699K
Median List Price
$492
Avg Price / Sqft
Live from today's Bid-A-Wee MLS file. This count covers condos, townhomes and single-family homes only, the same dwelling basis the market page uses, so lots and land are left out. The median and $/sq ft beside it cover the same 5 listings.
$359,900
305 Petrel Street
Panama City Beach, FL 32413
$3,400,000
14300 Front Beach Road
Panama City Beach, FL 32413
$499,000
114 Bid A Wee Lane
Panama City Beach, FL 32413
$2,750,000
13826 Front Beach Road
Panama City Beach, FL 32413
$699,000
14106 Pelican Street
Panama City Beach, FL 32413
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.
Local Answers
Bid-A-Wee FAQ
How much is the HOA fee at Bid-A-Wee?
No HOA fee for Bid-A-Wee has been reported on the MLS in our records. Whether a home belongs to an association, and what it charges, is set by that home's recorded covenants, so ask a licensed real estate agent or the association about the home you are considering.
Is the Bid-A-Wee apartment parcel on Florida Avenue part of the beach neighborhood?
County records show no link beyond the name. The parcel at 1800 Florida Avenue lies about 11 miles from the Front Beach Road parcel and inside the City of Panama City, while the other three name matches are inside the City of Panama City Beach.
What do the three beach-side Bid-A-Wee parcels have in common?
They lie within about 0.2 mile of one another in Panama City Beach: a common-area parcel at 13601 Front Beach Road, a multifamily parcel of ten units or fewer at 604 Dolphin Street, and a tiny common-area parcel on Argonaut Street. Their owners carry the Bid-A-Wee name, which shows record labels, not a recorded neighborhood outline.
How does flood exposure differ between Front Beach Road and Dolphin Street?
FEMA's current map puts nearly all of the 13601 Front Beach Road parcel in Zone VE at base flood elevations of 14 and 15 feet, while the Dolphin Street and Argonaut Street parcels sit entirely in Zone X. Confirm any home's zone at its own address before comparing sales.
What dates and counts does the Bid-A-Wee listing observation cover?
A Panama City Beach search run once, on September 24, 2026, counted six active and 38 sold homes that closed between March 13, 2017 and June 15, 2026. Reload the listing panels for what is available now.
What can the county fields not tell a buyer about Bid-A-Wee?
Owners, use codes and parcel outlines. Rules, dues, rental permission, access and building counts are not recorded there, and a name match is not proof that a given home belongs under the Bid-A-Wee name.
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Sources
- Bay County GIS, Bid-A-Wee parcel query (accessed September 29, 2026)
- Bay County Property Protection and Flood Hazards (accessed September 29, 2026)
- Bay County GIS department (accessed October 4, 2026)
- Bay County municipal boundary layer at the four Bid-A-Wee parcels (accessed October 4, 2026)
- FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer over the beach-side Bid-A-Wee parcels (accessed October 4, 2026)
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