Tresca Place Homes for Sale

Living in Tresca Place

Plat Book 16, page 46 holds the Tresca Place subdivision, which Walton County's records give a recording date of January 27, 2005. The roll holds nine numbered lots, Lot 1 through Lot 9, each classified single family, plus a tenth parcel described as common area and Seapointe Lane. The county names Tresca Place Homeowners Assoc Inc as owner of that tenth parcel. The entry names an owner of record and nothing more; dues, rules and usage rights are not in it.

All nine lots carry a house on the state's property roll. Eight were built between 2013 and 2016 and one, Lot 3, in 2024. The lots are small, about 3,100 to 4,700 square feet of recorded land (roughly 0.07 to 0.11 acre), while the houses on them measure 2,665 to 4,318 square feet of heated space.

Every parcel has a Seapointe Lane address with a Santa Rosa Beach label and ZIP code 32459. Standing on Seapointe Lane, a buyer is outside every city limit: the county's boundary map shows no municipality over any Tresca Place parcel.

On FEMA's national flood map, eight of the nine lots sit wholly inside Zone X, in a patchwork of shaded and unshaded areas. Lot 9 is different: roughly 18 percent of it, and about half of the common-area parcel, lies in Zone AE, where the map shows a base flood elevation of 8 feet. Single addresses go through the county's flood request.

Zero active listings and ten sold rows came back for Tresca Place on August 20, 2026, a single day's snapshot. Ten sold rows on a nine-lot street is the giveaway that the sold list counts closings, not houses, and it says nothing about what is for sale today. Whatever amenities or rental terms exist, none were documented in the records checked.