198 Somerset Bridge Rd #146, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
About this home
Florida Cottage in the Bungalows at Seagrove Beach. Make this fully furnished cottage your own beach getaway or use as investment property. Development has 2 pools, hot tub and is a short walk to the county owned beach access.
Single-familyProperty Type
2005Year Built
$531Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 spacesParking
Listed by Brad Shoults• RE/MAX Southern Realty
Bought with Stacey Petrucci• 30A Local Real Estate
Florida Cottage in the Bungalows at Seagrove Beach. Make this fully furnished cottage your own beach getaway or use as investment property. Development has 2 pools, hot tub and is a short walk to the county owned beach access.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,942 (−4.1%)
2024
$4,109 (+4.2%)
2023
$3,944 (+62.4%)
2022
$2,429 (−4.3%)
$262,080
2021
$2,537 (−3.0%)
$262,080
2020
$2,616 (+0.5%)
$262,080
2019
$2,603 (+34.0%)
$262,080
2018
$1,942 (+4.8%)
$194,746
2017
$1,852 (+3.4%)
$194,746
2016
$1,792 (+10.9%)
$194,746
2015
$1,616 (+2.5%)
$169,344
2014
$1,576
Tax history for 198 Somerset Bridge Rd #146
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,942 (−4.1%)
2024
$4,109 (+4.2%)
2023
$3,944 (+62.4%)
2022
$2,429 (−4.3%)
$262,080
2021
$2,537 (−3.0%)
$262,080
2020
$2,616 (+0.5%)
$262,080
2019
$2,603 (+34.0%)
$262,080
2018
$1,942 (+4.8%)
$194,746
2017
$1,852 (+3.4%)
$194,746
2016
$1,792 (+10.9%)
$194,746
2015
$1,616 (+2.5%)
$169,344
2014
$1,576
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
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753 Sq. Ft.
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Style
Single Family Residential
County
Walton County
APN
133S19250200001460
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Last updated by owner on Sep 9, 2026.
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Small Neighborhood District
This district is intended for areas transitioning from fragmented developments to an area with higher density and a mixed use core that will facilitate neighborhood continuity. Each Small Neighborhood shall provide for a mixture of uses to encourage economic diversity and sustainability within the area, promote the future viability of the neighborhood, and encourage a walking and bicycle-friendly design to conserve energy and reduce emissions.