231 Somerset Bridge Rd #2101, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
About this home
Foreclosure!!! Very nice unit on the first floor. This two bedroom two bath unit offer 10ft ceilings. Short walk to the beach. Seller is offering a ''Special Financing'' product for qualified purchasers. Contact the Listing Broker for additional details and Lender information. This property is eligible under the Freddie Mac First Look Initiative through 09/07/2012. During the first 15 days a home is listed for sale in the MLS, only offers from owner-occupants, public entities or their designated partners will be considered. Offers from investors may be submitted, but they will not be considered until after the initial 15 days of the listing. Seller will offer an allowance up to $500 to owner occupant buyers towards the buyer's purchase of a home warranty of their choice. IN ADDITION to normal Buyer closing costs, Buyer pays Doc Stamps on the Deed, closing fee of $250 and electronic recording fee of $4.50. If asking for closing cost assistance the maximum they will consider is 3% of the purchase price for owner occupants with financing or 1% of the purchase price for owner-occupied cash sales. Investor sales are not eligible for buyer closing cost assistance. Closing cost assistance cannot go towards transfer taxes (doc stamps on the deed, doc stamps on the mortgage, intangible tax on the note). EMD must be in the form of a cashier check or money order. Freddie Mac does not complete mold or problem drywall remediation or provide any type of clearance or certification to the buyer.
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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Walton County
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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.