Perdido Key, Escambia County
LOST KEY C9A TOWNHOMES — Perdido Key, FL Real Estate
Low-maintenance coastal living steps from Lost Key's golf course, with Gulf beaches and Big Lagoon just minutes away.
About LOST KEY C9A TOWNHOMES
Lost Key C9A Townhomes sit inside the gated Lost Key community on Perdido Key, a barrier island stretching between Pensacola and the Alabama state line. The townhomes overlook or sit near the Arnold Palmer Design Group golf course that anchors the neighborhood, giving residents fairway and natural-preserve views rather than dense rooftop clusters. Lost Key's amenities typically include a clubhouse, community pool, tennis courts, and walking trails through the maritime forest and marshland that borders Big Lagoon. C9A's townhome-style layout appeals to buyers wanting a lock-and-leave second home or full-time residence without a large yard to maintain. The setting is quieter than the beachfront high-rises closer to Johnsons Beach, yet the Gulf and Intracoastal Waterway remain a short drive away. Nearby neighborhoods like Yacht Harbor, Sharp Reef, and Siguenza Cove share the same golf-and-nature backdrop, while Lost Key C16 Townhomes offers a comparable townhome product within the same gated section.
Living in LOST KEY C9A TOWNHOMES
Life at Lost Key C9A centers on golf, water, and easy access to natural spaces. Residents can walk or bike to the clubhouse for tee times or a swim, then head toward Perdido Key State Park or Johnsons Beach for Gulf-front sand and Gulf Islands National Seashore trails. Big Lagoon State Park's kayak launches and boardwalks are close by for paddling or wildlife watching. Ono Island and the waterfront dining scattered along Innerarity Point and Perdido Key Drive give owners boat access and casual seafood spots without a long commute. Orange Beach, AL and downtown Pensacola are each a short drive for grocery runs, marinas, or a night out.
Why buyers choose LOST KEY C9A TOWNHOMES
- Life at Lost Key C9A centers on golf, water, and easy access to natural spaces. Residents can walk or bike to the clubhouse for tee times or a swim, then head toward Perdido Key State Park or Johnsons Beach for Gulf-front sand and Gulf Islands National Seashore trails. Big Lagoon State Park's kayak launches and boardwalks are close by for paddling or wildlife watching. Ono Island and the waterfront dining scattered along Innerarity Point and Perdido Key Drive give owners boat access and casual seafood spots without a long commute. Orange Beach, AL and downtown Pensacola are each a short drive for grocery runs, marinas, or a night out.
LOST KEY C9A TOWNHOMES market snapshot
Lost Key townhomes attract buyers seeking a gated, amenity-rich alternative to Perdido Key's beachfront condo towers. Demand tends to come from golfers, retirees, and second-home owners drawn to the mix of course views, preserved green space, and proximity to both the Gulf and the Intracoastal Waterway. Inventory in townhome sections like C9A is typically limited, since the community is built out and turnover depends on individual owners rather than new construction. Buyers comparing Lost Key to nearby Reflections or Rolling Surf Townhouses often weigh golf-course access against a shorter walk to the beach.
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LOST KEY C9A TOWNHOMES real estate FAQ
- Is Lost Key C9A within walking distance of the beach?
- No, C9A Townhomes sit inland within the gated Lost Key golf community, not directly on the Gulf. Residents typically drive a short distance to Perdido Key State Park or Johnsons Beach for sand and surf, while the townhomes themselves offer golf-course and natural-preserve views.
- What amenities come with Lost Key townhomes like C9A?
- Lost Key's community amenities generally include a clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts, and access to the on-site golf course, plus walking trails through the surrounding maritime forest. Specific inclusions can vary by building, so buyers should confirm current amenity access for the C9A section.
- How far is Lost Key from Orange Beach, Alabama?
- Lost Key sits on the Florida side of Perdido Key, only a short drive from Orange Beach, AL across the state line. That proximity gives residents easy access to Alabama's marinas, shopping, and restaurants along with Florida's Escambia County amenities.
- Are Lost Key C9A Townhomes good for golfers?
- Yes, C9A Townhomes are part of the Lost Key community, built around a course designed by Arnold Palmer Design Group. Many units offer fairway or golf-course-adjacent views, making them a practical choice for buyers who want course access without a standalone golf villa.
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