Beach Colony Resort Condos for Sale in Perdido Key

Gulf-front balconies wrapping the corner units are the first thing buyers notice at Beach Colony Resort, a three-tower complex on Perdido Key Drive in Perdido Key, Florida. Pointe South works with buyers across the property, where condos for sale generally run from the mid $400,000s for two-bedroom plans to well over $1 million for larger Gulf-front units. The towers sit on a stretch of beach with Perdido Key State Park a short drive east and Alabama's Orange Beach line a few minutes west. That combination, deeded beach access plus a rental-friendly building, is why so many purchases here are second homes that earn their keep.

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Beach Colony Resort at a Glance

County

Escambia County, Florida

Setting

Gulf-front condominium resort on Perdido Key Drive, minutes from the Alabama state line

Housing

High-rise condos in three towers, two and three bedroom floor plans with Gulf-front balconies

Known for

Deeded beach access, outdoor and indoor pools, tennis courts, and proximity to Perdido Key State Park

Typical prices

Mid $400,000s to more than $1 million depending on tower, size, and Gulf exposure

Floor Plans and Price Context

Two-bedroom plans make up the entry point at Beach Colony, and they typically start in the mid $400,000s. Three-bedroom Gulf-front units, especially the corner layouts with wraparound balconies, push past $1 million. Nearly every plan is oriented toward the water, so the price gap tends to track square footage and floor height more than view quality. Buyers comparing towers usually find that the tradeoff is a simple one: pay more for space, or pay less and keep the same horizon.

Amenities and the Surrounding Neighborhood

Days here revolve around the pool decks, the indoor pool for cooler months, and the tennis courts, with the beach itself directly off the property. Perdido Key Drive runs the length of the island, connecting owners to restaurants, marinas, and the Flora-Bama at the Alabama line. Perdido Key State Park protects a stretch of dune and shoreline just east, which keeps the surrounding density lower than many Gulf Coast resort corridors.

Daily Life on the Key

Groceries and everyday errands mean a short drive back toward Pensacola, roughly 30 minutes northeast, where Pensacola International Airport and the region's larger employers are. Owners who rent short-term appreciate that the building is set up for it. Full-time residents lean on the quiet stretches between seasons, when the beach empties out.

Pointe South in Perdido Key

Buyers weighing a two-bedroom in the mid $400,000s against a Gulf-front corner plan above $1 million get a straight comparison from Pointe South, which has worked this stretch of Perdido Key Drive across all three Beach Colony towers.