Cessna Landing Homes for Sale

Living in Cessna Landing

Cessna Landing is a recorded subdivision reached from North County Highway 393, north of its intersection with US Highway 98, in Santa Rosa Beach. Walton County's own parcel records carry it under Plat Book 14, Page 49, in Section 22, Township 2 South, Range 20 West, and the recorded plat divides the ground into two separate lot series rather than one uniform grid: an interior series of twenty-nine lots, numbered I-1 through I-29 on the plat, and a waterfront series of twenty lots, numbered W-1 through W-20, along Hogtown Bayou. Both series file under the same recorded plat and the same subdivision name. County address records place Cessna Landing addresses, including several on Mallard Lane, under ZIP code 32459 with a Santa Rosa Beach mailing city.

The two series also differ in lot size. Walton County's parcel records put the interior lots between about 0.12 acre and 0.53 acre apiece, and the waterfront lots between about 0.21 acre and 0.47 acre, recorded parcel by parcel under the same plat rather than as a single average lot size. The same parcel records show a close mix of built and unbuilt ground on both series: a number of the recorded lots already carry a single-family residence, and a comparable number remain recorded as vacant land, so the two conditions sit side by side on the same plat rather than describing two different eras of the subdivision.

Hogtown Bayou, the water the waterfront lot series faces, carries a federally surveyed tidal benchmark on its south shore at the Charles E. Cessna Landing, reached along the same stretch of North County Highway 393 that serves the subdivision. Walton County's own Cessna Landing Park sits at that same landing, on the same road and shoreline, a public facility separate from the subdivision's privately owned lots. The county's own facility listing for the park names boat and canoe access with fishing among its features, alongside picnic areas and a playground.