Perdido Key, Escambia County
LOST KEY C4-6-7 TOWNHOMES — Perdido Key, FL Real Estate
Low-maintenance townhome living inside the Lost Key golf community, minutes from Perdido Key's beaches and back bays.
About LOST KEY C4-6-7 TOWNHOMES
Lost Key C4-6-7 Townhomes sit within the Lost Key Golf Club community on Perdido Key, a narrow barrier island straddling Escambia County, FL, and the Alabama state line. These townhomes offer a lock-and-leave lifestyle for owners who want proximity to both the Gulf of Mexico and the Intracoastal Waterway without the upkeep of a single-family home. The community wraps around the Lost Key golf course, giving many units fairway or natural preserve views. Residents are close to Johnson's Beach and Perdido Key State Park, as well as boating access toward Ono Island and the back bays. The C4-6-7 buildings are part of a larger Lost Key footprint that also includes the C16 Townhomes section, giving buyers multiple product types within one gated, amenity-rich setting. It's a practical choice for second-home owners, golfers, and anyone seeking a quieter stretch of Perdido Key.
Living in LOST KEY C4-6-7 TOWNHOMES
Life here revolves around golf, water, and easy beach access. Owners can walk or golf-cart to the clubhouse, then head to Johnson's Beach or Perdido Key State Park for sugar-white sand and Gulf swimming. Boaters use nearby marinas and the Intracoastal Waterway to reach Ono Island's waterfront restaurants or run out toward Pensacola Pass. Because the community sits back from the main beach strip, days feel more residential than resort-town busy, while dining, bait shops, and beach gear rentals along Perdido Key Drive remain a short drive away. It suits retirees, weekenders, and golf-focused buyers who want low-maintenance ownership.
Why buyers choose LOST KEY C4-6-7 TOWNHOMES
- Life here revolves around golf, water, and easy beach access. Owners can walk or golf-cart to the clubhouse, then head to Johnson's Beach or Perdido Key State Park for sugar-white sand and Gulf swimming. Boaters use nearby marinas and the Intracoastal Waterway to reach Ono Island's waterfront restaurants or run out toward Pensacola Pass. Because the community sits back from the main beach strip, days feel more residential than resort-town busy, while dining, bait shops, and beach gear rentals along Perdido Key Drive remain a short drive away. It suits retirees, weekenders, and golf-focused buyers who want low-maintenance ownership.
LOST KEY C4-6-7 TOWNHOMES market snapshot
Lost Key townhomes appeal to buyers looking for a maintained, gated alternative to standalone beach houses on Perdido Key. Demand tends to track interest in golf-course living combined with barrier-island access, drawing both primary residents and vacation-home buyers. Inventory in the C4-6-7 buildings turns over alongside other Lost Key sections like C16, so buyers often compare unit orientation, golf-course frontage, and proximity to the clubhouse when choosing. Overall interest in Perdido Key real estate remains tied to its dual access to Gulf beaches and Intracoastal boating, a combination this community captures well.
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LOST KEY C4-6-7 TOWNHOMES real estate FAQ
- Where exactly are the Lost Key C4-6-7 Townhomes located on Perdido Key?
- They sit inside the Lost Key Golf Club community on Perdido Key, a barrier island in Escambia County, FL, near Johnson's Beach and Perdido Key State Park. The location places owners close to both Gulf beaches and Intracoastal Waterway boating access.
- Are the Lost Key townhomes on the golf course?
- Many units in the C4-6-7 buildings overlook the Lost Key golf course or surrounding natural preserve areas. Exact views vary by building and unit, so buyers should confirm orientation for a specific listing.
- How do the C4-6-7 townhomes differ from Lost Key C16 Townhomes?
- Both are part of the same Lost Key community but represent different building sections with their own layouts and locations relative to the golf course. Comparing the two side by side is common for buyers weighing view, privacy, and proximity to the clubhouse.
- Is Lost Key close to the beach and boating access?
- Yes, Lost Key is a short drive from Johnson's Beach and Perdido Key State Park for Gulf swimming, and it has access toward the Intracoastal Waterway for boaters heading to Ono Island or nearby marinas. This dual access is a key draw for the community.
- What kind of buyer typically looks at Lost Key townhomes?
- Golfers, retirees, and second-home buyers who want low-maintenance ownership within a gated Perdido Key community tend to favor this section. It suits people who value a quieter setting over the busier main beach strip.
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