East End · Scenic 30A
Seacrest Beach
A famous lagoon pool, a laid-back family rhythm, and an easy walk to some of the calmest sand on 30A.
The East End of 30A
Built around the water
On the east end of 30A, between Alys Beach and Rosemary, Seacrest Beach is one of the area’s most relaxed, family-loved communities. Its social heart is a sprawling lagoon-style pool — one of the largest on 30A — that winds through the neighborhood like a private waterway. Around it sit pastel cottages and beach houses, most just a short walk or golf-cart ride from the Gulf. It’s an easygoing, rental-friendly place built for long summer days and slow mornings by the water.
The Community
Made for easy days
Seacrest is the kind of place where the day drifts between the pool, the sand, and the porch. The lagoon pool draws families year-round; the streets are quiet and walkable; and the beach is a short stroll away. It’s long been one of 30A’s most popular rental communities — which makes it a smart spot to look if you want a beach home that earns its keep.
Beach Access
Community beach access — and where to go if you’re visiting
Staying in Seacrest?
Seacrest’s community beach access carries owners and registered guests over the dune to the sand — an easy walk or tram ride from most of the neighborhood.For owners and registered guests only — not open to the public.
And along all 26 miles of South Walton, everyone is free to walk the wet sand.
Seacrest Beach Real Estate
Own a piece of Seacrest Beach
From rental-ready cottages to Gulf-side beach houses, we’ll help you find the right home in Seacrest — and tell you exactly what living (and renting) here is really like.
The State of Seacrest Beach · Q2 2026
An east-end favorite, tightening up
Tucked between Alys Beach and Rosemary on 30A’s east end, Seacrest Beach is one of the corridor’s most popular family-and-rental communities — built around a sprawling 12,000-square-foot lagoon pool and a beach tram that ferries owners and guests to the sand. Over the past year 75 homes and condos sold here at a median of $1.43M, and the story of 2026 is a market quietly firming: prices rising each quarter and inventory tighter than most of its neighbors, at under seven months of supply.
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Where We’ve Been
A full year of sales in Seacrest Beach
Seacrest is one of the east end’s steadier markets — 75 homes and condos sold over the past year, worth about $110 million. Unlike the ultra-luxury enclaves nearby, Seacrest trades in a tight, consistent band (most sales between roughly $350K and $2.9M), which makes its numbers unusually clean to read: quarter after quarter of dependable demand, with the median stepping higher as the year went on.
Closed sales by quarter
Homes and condos closed each quarter in Seacrest Beach, Q3 2025 – Q2 2026. Source: Emerald Coast MLS.
Median sold price by quarter
The quarterly median rose steadily from about $1.38M last summer to $1.65M this spring — a clear, demand-led climb.