Mack Bayou Park Homes for Sale

Living in Mack Bayou Park

Walton County's parcel file lists 25 parcels for Mack Bayou Park, platted in Plat Book 6, page 35, as Block A lots 1 through 8, 10 and 11 and Block B lots 1 through 15; the file skips Block A lot 9. Twenty-three carry the county's single-family label, Block B lot 14 is labeled multi-family of fewer than ten units, and Block A lot 1 is labeled vacant. Going by the county's drawn outlines, 22 of the 25 parcels measure between 0.22 and 0.31 acre, Block A lots 5 and 10 run close to half an acre, and Block A lot 1 is 0.065 acre.

On the county roll, Block A lot 1 sits in the name of Old Marsh Cove Homeowners Association, Inc. The state registry lists a nonprofit of that name, filed March 27, 2020 and active, whose latest annual report was filed February 28, 2026 and whose principal address is on West Lamb Drive. Neither record shows which lots, if any, that association governs, and a registry name search for Mack Bayou Park listed no entity of that name.

Address points number 25 and cover 24 of the parcels: seven on West Lamb Drive, seven on Rosin Cup Circle, six on Raymond Circle and five on East Mack Bayou Drive, all Santa Rosa Beach 32459. Block B lot 14 carries two points and Block A lot 1 none. West Lamb Drive and East Mack Bayou Drive are marked county maintained, while the street file leaves that entry blank for Raymond Circle and Rosin Cup Circle. Only three points carry a Mack Bayou Park place name, and no incorporated city's limits touch an outline.

The 2026 state tax roll shows 24 buildings dated 1996 to 2023, 16 from 1996 through 2010 and eight from 2016 on, with living areas from 1,164 to 4,074 square feet. The smallest belongs to the multi-family lot, built in 2006.

The county and FEMA flood layers together split the 25 outlines into four groups. Eleven, all in Block B, lie wholly in Zone X. Block A lots 6, 7, 8, 10 and 11 and Block B lot 3 divide between Zone X and the 0.2 percent annual chance area. Three more, Block B lots 6, 7 and 12, also touch Zone A, which has no published base flood elevation. Five, Block A lots 1 through 5, touch Zone AE at a base flood elevation of 7 feet, with a sampled estimate of roughly 38 to 60 percent of each of those lots inside it.

In the August 20, 2026 pull, dwellings matching the Mack Bayou Park name in Santa Rosa Beach (condos, townhouses and houses only) numbered one active listing and 20 sold records, a count that has aged since. No declaration or association record for the plat itself was found, so dues, amenities, access and rental terms cannot be stated here.