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Neighborhoods
The Gulf Coast, community by community
Southern Heritage Realty Group works exclusively along Baldwin County's Gulf Coast — six communities with distinct settings, from Gulf-front high-rise towers to a bluff-top bay town. Each has a different character; browse below to find the one that fits.
Communities
Orange Beach
Baldwin County’s highest-density stretch of Gulf-front high-rise condominiums, centered on Perdido Pass. Towers here range from established mid-rises to newer construction, most within a short walk of the beach.
Gulf Shores
The widest public beach access on this stretch of coast, paired with a mix of condo towers, canal-front homes along the back bays, and newer construction inland toward the Intracoastal.
Perdido Key
A barrier island straddling the Alabama/Florida line, with Gulf-front condo towers similar in scale to Orange Beach’s but a different stretch of shoreline, closer to the Pensacola side.
Fort Morgan
The quieter, low-rise end of the Alabama Gulf Coast — beach cottages and houses on stilts rather than towers, strung along a narrow peninsula out toward the historic fort itself.
Ono Island
A gated, canal-laced peninsula between Perdido Bay and the Intracoastal Waterway. Custom waterfront estates with private boat docks predominate — there are no condo towers here.
Fairhope
A bluff-top town on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, not the Gulf — a historic downtown of shops and galleries above the water, with bay-view homes along the bluff and a working municipal pier below.
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