Welcome to Santa Rosa Beach
Walton County's Santa Rosa Beach
Charming, pastel painted stores, luxury beachfront homes and the Emerald Coast's signature pairing of sugar white sands with crystal clear blue-green waters are only a fraction why Santa Rosa Beach is such a desirable place to live. A perfect example of quintessential Florida, the town of Santa Rosa Beach was known by the much more colorful name of Hogtown until the later part of the 18th century. While Santa Rosa Beach encompasses a large area for a town in 30A, it is broken up into smaller, unique communities such as Grayton Beach, Alys Beach and Blue Mountain Beach. Despite that some of these neighborhoods furnish differing atmospheres, the one thing they all share is their commitment to the finer things in life; there's a reason why Santa Rosa Beach, and its various villages, is one of 30A's and Florida's most popular areas to both live and visit.
Nature Meets Luxury Living
Santa Rosa Beach is home to almost 17 miles of pristine Florida beach. Between the Emerald Coast, Hogtown Bayou and the Choctawhatchee Bay, there is no shortage of nature to explore in Santa Rosa Beach. This is without even counting the neighboring Point Washington State Forest's 15,000-acres and 27 miles of trails to hike or the equally gorgeous arboraceous landscapes of Deer Lake State Park and Topsail Hill Preserve State Park. Needless to say, those lucky enough to have years of exploring these vast preserves under their belt still find new natural treasures to discover.
Natural & Man Made Beauty
The beaches and state parks of Santa Rosa Beach aren't the only thing of beauty stunning residents and visitors alike. Enter Gulf Place, one of Santa Rosa Beach's many neighborhoods, featuring high end shopping and dining with a strong emphasis for local art. From live music to sand sculptures and everything in-between, you'll find that the muse of Mother Nature isn't wasted in South Walton County.
This love of art extends to the culinary side of Santa Rosa Beach as well, with chefs such as Greggory Smith, Isley Wight and Steven Sand, of Surfing Deer, Vue on 30A and Blue Mabel Smokehouse respectively, restaurants whose visually dazzling gustatory delicacies rival anything found in Paris, New York or Medona. Exploring all the beaches, woods, trails, dunes, shops and restaurants of Santa Rosa Beach and its many neighborhoods could take a lifetime, but it's a good goal to have if you ask us.
This love of art extends to the culinary side of Santa Rosa Beach as well, with chefs such as Greggory Smith, Isley Wight and Steven Sand, of Surfing Deer, Vue on 30A and Blue Mabel Smokehouse respectively, restaurants whose visually dazzling gustatory delicacies rival anything found in Paris, New York or Medona. Exploring all the beaches, woods, trails, dunes, shops and restaurants of Santa Rosa Beach and its many neighborhoods could take a lifetime, but it's a good goal to have if you ask us.
