Grayton Beach Homes for Sale
One of the smallest but most popular communities along 30a in South Walton Beach is Grayton Beach. This quiet and eclectic beach community is made up solely of single-family homes. The closest place you'll find condominiums is in Blue Mountain Beach just to the east about 2 miles. The real estate market here typically has a low amount of homes for sale. This makes for very solid values and high demand.
Situated along 30A between the Watercolor community and Santa Rosa Beach, Grayton Beach, FL is another delightful community in Northwest Florida you will love to visit, invest in, or settle in.
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- Alys Beach
- Alys Beach
- Blue Mountain Beach
- Cantonment
- Chipley
- Crestview
- Crystal Beach
- DeFuniak Springs
- Destin
- Dune Allen
- Fort Walton Beach
- Freeport
- Golf course communities
- Grayton Beach
- Gulf Place
- Inlet Beach
- Lynn Haven
- Mary Esther
- Milton
- Miramar Beach
- Navarre
- Niceville
- Okaloosa Island
- Pace
- Panama City
- Panama City Beach
- Pensacola
- Perdido Key
- Point Washington
- Rosemary Beach
- Sandestin
- Santa Rosa Beach
- Seacrest
- Seagrove Beach
- Seaside
- Watercolor
- Watersound
A Little Bit About Grayton Beach Florida
It is the oldest settlement among the beaches of South Walton with Army Major Charles T. Gray being the first to settle here in 1885 and named the town. The timeless aura of the beach town remains unspoiled to date and it has a slogan unique to it ‘Nice dogs strange people” and true to the motto, you can’t miss friendly dogs lazing around on front porches wagging tails. The dog wall where locals paint pictures of their dogs also goes to prove that dogs are indeed an important part of the community. It is a coastal community with an outlook on life that is simply unique.
- Abacos
- Adagio
- Alexander at Palm Court
- Beachcrest
- Beachside Villas
- Beachwood Villas
- Bella Vita
- Blue Tide
- Capistrano
- Cassine Station
- Commodores Retreat
- Condos
- Costa Blanca
- Dune Villas
- Dunes of Seagrove
- Eastern Lake Village
- Emerald Hill
- Gulf Place
- Hidden Beach Villas
- Hidden Lake
- High Pointe Resort
- Inlet Dunes
- Inlet Sands
- Inn at Blue Mountain Beach
- Inn at Seacrest Beach
- Journeys End
- Kaiya Beach Resort
- Leeward
- Legacy
- Legends of Santa Rosa Beach
- Luxury condos
- Mercado
- Mistral
- NatureWalk
- One Seagrove Place
- Palms at Seagrove
- Palms of Dune Allen
- Park Place on Seagrove Beach
- Preserve Place
- Prominence Townhomes
- Redfish Village
- Rollin Tide Villas
- Sago Sands
- San Remo
- Sanctuary at Redfish
- Sanctuary By The Sea
- Sand Cliffs
- Sandcastles by the Sea
- Santa Rosa Beach
- Sea Bluff
- Sea Haunts
- Seagrove Highlands
- Seaside condos
- Seaview Villas
- Six Palms
- Sugar Dunes
- Summer Place
- Sunseekers
- The Flats
- The Pointe at Inlet Beach
- Thirty Blu
- Thirty One on 30a
- Townhomes
- Tre Viste
- Turtle Beach
- Village of South Walton
- Villas at Santa Rosa Beach
- Villas at Seacrest Beach
- Villas at Sunset Beach
- Viridian
- Watercolor condos
- Waterhouse
- Whispering Sands
Grayton Beach State Park
Take a moment and step away from all the excitement. Go and explore the Grayton Beach State Park. This park offers hiking and sightseeing of some of the most gorgeous natural sand dunes and beaches on the Emerald Coast. Many visitors enjoy birdwatching and taking pictures around Western Lake, one of the area’s natural Coastal Dune Lakes.
Driving on the beach at Grayton Beach Fl and more
Grayton Beach is also the only beach in Walton County and along Scenic Highway 30a that allows driving on the beach. It is a very small strip of beachfront that allows this. Please be warned that you must have a beach permit for your vehicle to drive on it. Also, it is absolutely necessary to have four-wheel-drive. The sand is a beautiful soft white colored fluffy makeup. This makes for wonderful walks on the beach but also some of the best trucks get stuck. If you cannot get a permit to drive your vehicle on the beach get in touch with one of the many beach vendors and have them set up chairs and an umbrella for you.
In such a small community, Grayton Beach has a wide choice of restaurants and shopping to choose from. My favorite restaurants are The Red Bar and Borrago Italian restaurant. I don‘t think I need to tell you what Hurricane Oyster Bar is famous for. Hurricanes also has one of the best happy hours for drinks and food.
