The Preserve at Grayton is a quiet neighborhood made up of both short term rentals and full time residents. A quick walk takes you to the private gated beach access or hop on a bike and head over to any of the area's hip businesses. Live music, good food, an organic grocery store, local pharmacy and so much more is right at your fingertips! Located right between Grayton and Blue Mountain, you truly get the best of 30a's west end with this home. Get here and leave the car in the driveway. The Preserve has numerous amenities including two neighborhood pools, a clubhouse and tennis courts. The home itself has a terrific floorpan with a large open concept living/dining/kitchen space plus huge master
Single-familyProperty Type
2005Year Built
5,662 sq ftLot Size
$590Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Jacob Eastland• Eastland Real Estate
Bought with Oliver Robbins• The Premier Property Group Watercolor Office
'Capital Gains' is a five bedroom beach retreat nestled inside the gated community of the Preserve at Grayton Beach. Conveniently nearby the community's gorgeous beach walkway and one of the neighborhood pools. The property boasts two master suites, two bunk rooms and a queen suite, sleeping up to 13 guests. Plus a full-sized laundry room. This home offers 10 foot ceilings on both floors and lives large. There is so much potential in this easy-to-update home, the layout is modern, open, and waiting for your personal touch. Includes a wraparound back porch and a second floor balcony. Just moments from the beautiful beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. Community amenities include a beach access walk, two community pools, tennis courts and a small workout facility.
NAMLS #792704
Mar 3, 2018
Listing Removed
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Feb 28, 2018
Listed
$697,500
$288/sq ft
ECAR #597744
Mar 16, 2015
Sold
$580,000
$240/sq ft
May 27, 2013
Listed
$599,000
$248/sq ft
Public Records
Apr 6, 2005
Sold
$849,000
$351/sq ft
Public Records
Apr 16, 2004
Sold
$169,000
$70/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,966 (−7.1%)
$365,000 + $737,994
$1,102,994
2024
$10,729 (+13.5%)
$325,000 + $849,549
$1,174,549
2023
$9,453 (+7.9%)
2022
$8,764 (+44.3%)
$333,000 + $612,692
$945,692
2021
$6,072 (+11.1%)
2020
$5,463 (+3.2%)
$142,131 + $405,145
$547,276
2019
$5,293 (+1.5%)
$131,421 + $401,515
$532,936
2018
$5,213 (+8.0%)
$127,593 + $395,217
$522,810
2017
$4,825 (+4.2%)
$123,876 + $364,619
$488,495
2016
$4,632 (+6.4%)
$119,112 + $364,120
$483,232
2015
$4,354 (+5.0%)
$101,200 + $351,894
$453,094
2014
$4,147
Tax history for 93 Morgans Trl
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,966 (−7.1%)
$365,000 + $737,994
$1,102,994
2024
$10,729 (+13.5%)
$325,000 + $849,549
$1,174,549
2023
$9,453 (+7.9%)
2022
$8,764 (+44.3%)
$333,000 + $612,692
$945,692
2021
$6,072 (+11.1%)
2020
$5,463 (+3.2%)
$142,131 + $405,145
$547,276
2019
$5,293 (+1.5%)
$131,421 + $401,515
$532,936
2018
$5,213 (+8.0%)
$127,593 + $395,217
$522,810
2017
$4,825 (+4.2%)
$123,876 + $364,619
$488,495
2016
$4,632 (+6.4%)
$119,112 + $364,120
$483,232
2015
$4,354 (+5.0%)
$101,200 + $351,894
$453,094
2014
$4,147
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
4
Stories
2
Lot width
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Lot depth
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Lot size
5,500 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
2005
Sq. Ft.
2,418
Year built
2005
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Walton County
APN
073S19251800000460
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
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Last updated by owner on Sep 9, 2026.
TND
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This district provides for flexibility in design that will create vibrant walkable, accessible, and distinctive neighborhoods with densities and intensities that can support transit-oriented development and multimodal transportation alternatives. This district is intended to allow for traditional neighborhood design including a mix of residential types and non-residential uses relating to integrated public space such as town centers and public squares. The intent of the category is to allow compact, human scale development with varying residential types, lot sizes, and lot dimensions with supporting neighborhood and general commercial uses, civic uses, and public uses. New developments within this district shall create and utilize a form based code or urban design code and utilize the PUD process in order to achieve the necessary densities and intensities of development.