Harbour Place Condos for Sale in Orange Beach, AL

Boat slips, not high-rise elevators, are the first thing most buyers notice at Harbour Place in Orange Beach. This is a small waterfront condominium community on the Intracoastal side of town, where two and three bedroom plans and low-rise buildings replace the crowded lobbies found along the Gulf front. Pointe South has worked this stretch of Orange Beach for years and knows how these units differ floor to floor. Buyers here are usually making a clear tradeoff: giving up direct beach frontage in exchange for water access, easier parking, and a quieter building. For boaters, that trade is an easy one.

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Harbour Place at a Glance

County

Baldwin County, Alabama

Setting

Waterfront condominium community in Orange Beach, on the Intracoastal Waterway side of Perdido Beach Boulevard

Housing

Low-rise condominiums, primarily two and three bedroom floor plans with balconies and water views

Known for

Boat slips and water access, a short drive to Gulf State Park and the Alabama Point beaches

Schools

Zoned for Orange Beach Elementary, Orange Beach Middle and Orange Beach High School

Home Styles and Price Context

Floor plans at Harbour Place run mostly two and three bedrooms, with open living areas that push toward a covered balcony facing the water. Pricing tracks square footage, floor level, and whether a slip conveys, and units with deeded dockage command the strongest premiums here. Compared with the Gulf-front towers along Perdido Beach Boulevard, entry costs are generally lower and monthly dues reflect a smaller building with fewer shared amenities to maintain. That combination attracts second-home buyers and investors who want rental income without a resort-scale HOA budget.

The Surrounding Neighborhood

Perdido Beach Boulevard, Highway 182, runs just south of the community and connects everything most owners use day to day. Head east and Alabama Point and Perdido Pass are minutes away, along with the pass bridge that boaters use to reach the Gulf. West leads toward The Wharf, Orange Beach's main entertainment and marina district, and toward Highway 59 in Gulf Shores. Ono Island and the Old River waterfront sit nearby, which keeps the surrounding water traffic busy through the warm months.

Daily Life

Mornings tend to start on the water. Owners with slips can be through Perdido Pass and into the Gulf quickly, and charter and fishing operations at Zeke's Marina and Orange Beach Marina are close by. Beach access at Gulf State Park and the public Orange Beach access points is a short drive rather than a walk, which is the main practical difference from Gulf-front ownership. Restaurants along Perdido Beach Boulevard and at The Wharf handle dinner. In the off-season, traffic thins noticeably, and the year-round community around Orange Beach schools and the Orange Beach Recreation Center becomes more visible than the summer crowd suggests.

Pointe South in Orange Beach

Buyers comparing a slip-equipped unit at Harbour Place against a Gulf-front tower closer to Alabama Point are weighing two very different ownership costs, and Pointe South has handled both sides of that decision across Orange Beach and Gulf Shores.