Indian Woman Homes for Sale

Living in Indian Woman

Walton County has no subdivision named Indian Woman. What it holds is a road: 110 address points on Indian Woman Road, numbered from 9 to 1711 and spread about a mile and a half from south to north, all with Santa Rosa Beach 32459 as the postal town. Of the 110, 108 carry a parcel number that resolves to 105 distinct parcels; the other two are a bridge address at 617 and a predevelopment point at 1571. A market label that follows a road gathers whatever sits beside it.

The 105 parcels fall into eight parcel-number series. The largest, with 69 parcels, is the Town of Santa Rosa, platted in 1912 in Plat Book 2, page 61; that series covers 1,356 parcels, so the road touches about one in twenty of them. Pine Trace, recorded April 6, 2006 in Plat Book 17, page 51, supplies ten lots at addresses 1575 through 1673. Indian Cove, recorded April 25, 2019 in Plat Book 21, page 74, reaches the road only at lot 1 (1297) and its streets-and-common-areas parcel (1279), and Hawks Landing Phase 1, Plat Book 25, page 94, touches it only through a common-areas parcel at 290. The other 23 parcels sit in four series that the county files by section, with no named plat.

The state roll puts 76 of the parcels in the single-family class, built between 1978 and 2025, with 55 of them from 2010 or later. Another 20 parcels are mobile homes dating from 1966 to 2023, five are vacant, two are common areas and two are pasture, listed on the property roll at 11.5 and 10 acres (the mapped outlines measure 8.6 and 9.7). Single-family living areas run from 720 to 4,650 square feet. County zoning changes along the road too: about two thirds of the parcels sit in Residential Preservation, 22 in Neighborhood Infill and about ten in a Conservation Residential district limited to one unit per 2.5 acres.

The public record examined shows no association, amenity program, private-road right or rental permission covering the road as a whole. Pine Trace, Indian Cove and Hawks Landing each recorded a plat, so their own recorded documents are where to look, and the county roll carries common-area parcels for Indian Cove and Hawks Landing. A dated listing sample from August 20, 2026 held 14 closed dwellings and no active ones under this name, which says little about 105 parcels.