Mar-A-Lago Homes for Sale

Living in Mar-A-Lago

Walton County files Mar-A-Lago under parcel series 19-3S-18-16220, and the legal wording on its units cites Plat Book 10, page 38. Fifteen unit parcels, Units 1 through 15, and one common-area parcel make sixteen in all. County use labels call fourteen of the units single family and Unit 9 vacant. One unit's legal text spells the name Mar-A-Logo, a spelling variant inside the same series.

The land is arranged unusually. Each unit is drawn at roughly 960 square feet, about 0.022 acre, while the common-area parcel is drawn at 4.72 acres around all fifteen. A listing that quotes a lot size needs to be checked against which of those two parcels it measures.

County address points put one address inside each unit outline, all on Mar-A-Lago Boulevard from number 4 through 116, all with the Santa Rosa Beach 32459 postal designation. The surrounding 4.72-acre parcel contains none.

On FEMA's national flood map, Unit 15 is about half in Zone AE, Unit 1 has a small corner there and roughly two thirds of the common-area parcel falls inside it, all at a base flood elevation of 10 feet. That leaves thirteen of the fifteen unit outlines in Zone X. Those same three parcels are also in Zone AE at 10 feet on Walton County's own flood layer. These are results for parcel outlines, so an address-specific flood determination is still the test for one house.

Fourteen homes appear on the state tax roll, with living areas from 2,202 to 2,248 square feet; eleven were built in 1995, two in 2000 and one in 1997. Because only the name Mar-A-Lago was searched in Santa Rosa Beach on August 20, 2026, the one active listing and 15 sold homes it returned describe that day and are not current inventory.