Palmetto Plantation Homes for Sale

Living in Palmetto Plantation

Walton County lists PALMETTO PLANTATION S/D under 26-2S-20-33300. The header legal text reads recorded 6-23-98 in Plat Book 13, page 40, for all 40 lots. That locates a recorded plat; it does not report homes in use or a current listing total.

Counting by parcel number gives 44 feature rows but only 42 distinct IDs. Of the 42, thirty-eight are SINGLE FAMILY lots, Lot 6 is VACANT, Lot 20 is coded COMMON AREA, a 0.014 acre sliver described as part of a common area is also VACANT, and identifier 26-2S-20-33300-000-0001 is common ground drawn as three separate pieces. That is why 44 rows, 42 IDs and 40 platted lots are three different counts. Living areas on the 38 houses run from 1,011 to 2,225 square feet, and the state tax roll dates them from 1999 through 2022.

Forty county address points sit on these parcels, all on Plantation Way in Santa Rosa Beach, ZIP 32459: one on each of the 38 single-family lots and two on common-area ground. The vacant parcels carry none. These are location clues, not proof of homes in use, a mailing arrangement or the plat perimeter.

On Walton County's flood layer and on FEMA's national map alike, special flood hazard area reaches into Palmetto Plantation. Tested on each lot outline, 15 of the 38 single-family lots, the small vacant sliver and the common-area parcel include special flood hazard area: Zone A, which carries no published base flood elevation, on eleven of the house lots, and Zone AE with a base flood elevation of 7 feet on four. Sampled across each lot, the share runs from under 1 percent to roughly 38 percent of the ground. Lots free of special flood hazard area read Zone X, and for some of them the shaded band of 0.2 percent annual chance also applies. This is a map overlay of lot outlines, not a building elevation or an insurance finding; check the current map for the exact lot.

A one-day snapshot of Santa Rosa Beach listing search results, dated August 19, 2026, counted 28 sold homes and one offered. One of the 29 carries a condominium label, a sign that a name-based snapshot can reach beyond this plat. Read it as a one-day look at a name search; it says nothing about today's supply or how many houses exist.