Other use (code 092) · Freeport, FL
Parcel 07-1S-19-23000-001-0000
Parcel 07-1S-19-23000-001-0000
Value
County just value · 2026 preliminary
$548,923
The appraiser's estimate rose 59% over 4 years. Land is 100% of it.
Sale history
No qualified sale of this parcel appears in the state's records since 2021.
Qualified, arm's-length sales in the state's records since 2021. A transfer between family members or a company reorganisation is not one.
Property details
Building
- Use
- Other use (code 092)
Land
- Lot size
- 116.79 acres (5,087,372 sq ft)
- Place
- Freeport, 32439
Tax roll
- Parcel
- 07-1S-19-23000-001-0000
- Just value
- $548,923 (2026, preliminary)
- Land value
- $548,923
Also on Walton County Property Appraiser parcel page
These sites are not ours, and their figures can differ from the public records here.
County value over time
County value over time
This is just value: the property appraiser's estimate of what the property would sell for. It is not what anybody paid, and it is not the assessed or taxable value, which are just value after the caps and exemptions a particular owner qualifies for.
Each year is one Department of Revenue roll. A year we hold no roll for is left out rather than guessed, and the newest year is marked “preliminary” while it can still change.
The land figure is the roll's own; everything above it is the buildings and other improvements on the parcel.
Every year
| Year | Just value | Land |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 · preliminary | $548,923 | $548,923 |
| 2025 | $548,923 | $548,923 |
| 2024 | $497,533 | $497,533 |
| 2023 | $411,883 | $411,883 |
| 2022 | $345,673 | $345,673 |
2026 is still the preliminary roll, so that figure can change before the county finalises it.
Risk
Flood zone
Flood zone
This is where the lot sits on FEMA's flood map, including every map revision in effect, as of June 18, 2026.
High risk is FEMA's Special Flood Hazard Area (zones starting A or V): a 1% chance of flooding in any year. Moderate is a 0.2% chance (shaded X). Minimal is outside both (zone X).
A lot that crosses zones shows the highest risk covering at least 5% of it, so a sliver along a boundary does not change the headline.
It is not a flood insurance determination. A lender decides from where the building stands and its elevation, and an elevation certificate or a Letter of Map Amendment can change the answer for one building.
Whether flood insurance is required depends on where the building stands on the lot.
FEMA zones A 16% · AE 2% · X (0.2% annual chance) 1% · X 80% · Base flood elevation 8 ft · FEMA map as of June 18, 2026
Natural hazards
The ground at the middle of the lot is about 21 ft above sea level, about 13 ft above FEMA's base flood elevation (8 ft). That is the ground, not the floor of a building.
Highest risk ratings for this census tract
Hurricane: HighLightning: High
All 8 ratings
- HurricaneHigh
- Coastal floodingLow
- Inland floodingVery low
- Strong windLow
- TornadoModerate
- LightningHigh
- Heat waveLow
- WildfireLow
Ratings compare this tract with every tract in the country (FEMA says "relatively" high or low). Source: FEMA National Risk Index, December 2025, tract 12131950306. Elevation: USGS 3D Elevation Program (NAVD88).
Nearby projects
Who lives in this area
Who lives in this area
A home counts as owner-occupied when it has a homestead exemption, which is the owner's own declaration to the county that the home is their permanent residence.
This is a share of every home in Freeport, and it says nothing about this property. We never publish it for an area with fewer than 25 homes, because in a small enough group of houses a percentage points at a particular house.
The rest are second homes, holiday lets, rentals, and homes whose owners simply have not claimed the exemption. The records do not say which.
62% of the 8,183 homes in Freeport are owner-occupied.
From homestead exemptions on the 2026 Preliminary roll. About the area, not about this property.
About this data
The property facts and the yearly values come from the Walton County property appraiser's roll as published by the Florida Department of Revenue. The sales are the Department's qualified sales, and the lot outline is the county's own parcel file.
Adjusted area is the county's weighted size of everything built on the parcel: heated rooms count in full, and a garage, porch or other unheated space counts in part. It is usually larger than the heated living area a listing quotes. The roll carries no separate heated area, bedroom or bathroom count.
We publish no owner name or mailing address anywhere on this site, and the files the site is built from do not contain them.
What a roll says is right as of the day the county sent it to the state, so a recent change — a house finished, a lot split — can take a year to appear. Sales are recorded months after they happen.
Values as of the 2026 roll · Independent, not an official city site · Source · Privacy · Terms