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The Pearl

63 Main St, Rosemary Beach, FL 32461

Walton County · Rosemary Beach

By Josh Parish, Founding Editor · Updated 08/28/2026

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Aerial 3D flyover, generated from Google Earth. Not a walk-through tour of the building.

The Pearl is a Gulf-View building in Rosemary Beach, FL, built in 2013 with 55 condos. Short-term rentals are allowed, and on-site amenities include cabanas, beach service, and on-site dining.

2013
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55
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Rentals
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Closest by car: public beach access — Western Green Access (< 0.1 mi); grocery — Publix - WaterSound Town Center (1.4 mi); town center — Rosemary Beach Town Center (0.1 mi); hospital — Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast (19 mi); airport — Northwest Florida Beaches Intl (ECP) (14 mi).

Customary Use
Customary Use

The Pearl looks out over the Gulf from just back of the beach. Along this coast, the wet sand below the mean high-water line is always open to the public. Where a beach has been rebuilt with public money, that open stretch can reach farther up, to a marked Erosion Control Line. The nearest public beach walkover is a short distance away. Reflects the public record as of June 2026.

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County and court records. Editorial assessments are the author's own. Not legal advice.

Geographic Overlays
Geographic Overlays
FEMA flood zone (parcel): X
FIRM panel: 12131C0719H, effective 12/30/2020
Coastal Barrier Resources System (CBRS): Outside all three
Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL): Landward
Evacuation zone: A
Critically eroded shoreline: Critical. Florida DEP designates the Seacrest Beach to Inlet Beach shoreline (R105.5 to R127.4) as critically eroded — the state's term for a beach where erosion now threatens buildings, roads, parks or habitat. A restored beach keeps that designation so it stays eligible for state money to maintain it. Seacrest Beach is threatened by erosion of the bluff, and a 1.4-mile gap where nearly all building sits landward of the control line was added so the federal project could be managed as one stretch. The nearest point of that stretch sits about 1,300 feet from this building.
Source: FEMA NFHL (https://hazards.fema.gov/arcgis/rest/services/public/NFHL/MapServer) layer 28 Flood Hazard Zones — flood zone, SFHA and base flood elevation; layer 3 FIRM Panels — FIRM panel and effective date. USFWS/USGS CBRS Mapper (https://gis1.wim.usgs.gov/server/rest/services/CBRSMapper/CoastalBarrierResourcesSystem/MapServer) layer 3 CBRS Units — CBRS status. Florida DEP (https://ca.dep.state.fl.us/arcgis/rest/services/OpenData/COASTAL_ENV_PERM/MapServer) layer 2 Coastal Construction Control Lines — CCCL position; layer 3 Coastal Critical Erosion Areas — critically eroded shoreline, read against FDEP's Critically Eroded Beaches in Florida, August 2025, in which Okaloosa and Walton were last revised June 2014. Florida DEM (https://services.arcgis.com/3wFbqsFPLeKqOlIK/ArcGIS/rest/services/Evacuation_Zones_20230608/FeatureServer) layer 12 Evacuation_Zones_20240226, last edited 2024-02-26 — evacuation zone. · as of 2026-07-27
County parcel record
The Pearl — Parcel parcel record
Parcel08/20/2026Walton County · FDOR 2025 · Esri/Maxar
The Pearl — Block parcel record
Block08/20/2026Walton County · FDOR 2025 · Esri/Maxar
The Pearl — Area parcel record
Area08/20/2026Walton County · FDOR 2025 · Esri/Maxar

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