Hawk's Landing Homes for Sale

Living in Hawk's Landing

Hawk's Landing lies on the east side of Indian Woman Road, about 0.2 miles north of Chat Holley Road, on land Walton County staff described in 2020 as vacant. On December 22, 2020, the county commission approved, by a vote of 5 to 0, a phased development of 150 townhomes and four single-family homes on about 38.85 acres. Phase 1 holds townhouse lots 1 through 76 in Block A and four lots for detached homes in Block B, addressed on Nest Lane. The county roll indexes Phase 1 to Plat Book 25, page 94, while the Phase 2 replat labels it Plat Book 24, pages 94 to 98, so confirm the book with the clerk. Phase 2 holds townhouse lots 77 through 150 on about 8.91 acres, and the commission approved its replat 4 to 0 in June 2025. The 2020 report lists Conservation Residential 1:2.5 and Village Mixed Use zoning, at proposed densities of 0.2 and 7.96 units an acre, and the 2025 replat report lists Village Mixed Use for Phase 2.

The 2020 plans proposed two-story townhouses about 25 feet tall, set in clusters of four, six, seven or eight units. The county roll carries every townhouse as its own parcel with an owner of record, legally a numbered lot in Block A, and describes none as a condominium unit; ask for a lot's deed and title commitment to see what land conveys with it. On the state's 2025 parcel roll, Phase 1 townhouse lots measure 1,040 or 1,092 square feet and each Nest Lane lot 6,316 square feet. Every built Phase 1 house on that roll, townhouse or Nest Lane home, dates to 2024.

The 2020 staff report's environmental summary puts about 12.44 acres of the site in wetlands under federal and state jurisdiction, and it names mesic and hydric flatwoods as the two vegetative communities. The county roll lists the Hawk's Landing Townhome Owners Association as owner of each phase's parcel described as common areas, streets and wetlands, the Phase 1 parcel at 26.03 acres. General Note 9 on the approved Phase 2 replat requires wetlands and wetland buffers to remain intact, undisturbed and uncleared. Before planning work on a lot, have a survey locate the wetland buffers, and ask for the association's governing documents, including any recorded declaration, and whether they reach the Nest Lane houses.