Gulf Breeze

There are 62 residential real estate listings for sale in Gulf Breeze.
There are 6 commercial real estate listings for sale in Gulf Breeze.
There are 15 vacant land real estate listings for sale in Gulf Breeze.
There are 83 total real estate listings for sale in Gulf Breeze.

83 Real Estate Listings Found

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51. 955799 4602 Phoenix Palm Drive, Gulf Breeze $569,000.00 2496 square feet, 4/2/1, 2022	52. 955392 1846 Hondo Trail, Gulf Breeze $379,990.00 1844 square feet, 4/2, 2020
53. 955210 6027 Forest Bay Avenue, Gulf Breeze $487,000.00 2304 square feet, 4/3, 2021	54. 954464 6228 Redberry Drive, Gulf Breeze $329,000.00 1298 square feet, 3/2, 2021
55. 954238 5695 Oak Haven Lane, Gulf Breeze $668,000.00 2797 square feet, 4/3, 2022	56. 954185 2253 Rasmussen Road, Gulf Breeze $489,900.00 2296 square feet, 4/3, 2022
57. 953939 6021 Forest Bay Avenue, Gulf Breeze $515,000.00 2296 square feet, 4/3, 2021	58. 953387 6481 Starfish Cove, Gulf Breeze $309,900.00 1401 square feet, 3/2, 2000
59. 953014 2957 Coral Strip Pkwy, Gulf Breeze $1,169,900.00 2605 square feet, 4/3, 1987	60. 952320 4379 Carol Court, Gulf Breeze $449,000.00 1850 square feet, 3/2/1, 2024

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History of Gulf Breeze

Gulf Breeze shares the rich history of Pensacola Bay. Shell mounds here date back over one thousand years, evidence of the Native Americans desire for seafood. The first European settlement was attempted in 1559 by Tristan de Luna, but was abandoned two years later. The Spanish returned in 1698, but transferred all of Florida to the British in 1763. It was the British who named Town Point. British Navy Cove was the area where ships were careened, a process of hauling ships aground to allow the hulls to be scraped free of barnacles.

Florida became American territory in 1821, and by 1824 a road ran through the peninsula all the way to St. Augustine. Part of this road can be traced in the Naval Live Oaks Area of Gulf Islands National Seashore today. President John Quincy Adams authorized Naval Live Oaks, a federal tree farm dedicated to providing live oak timber for U.S. Navy ships, in 1828. The Pensacola Navy Yard dates to 1825, and the Army began building forts to protect the yard and Pensacola Bay in 1829. Beginning with Fort Pickens, the Army built harbor forts off and on through World War II, all of which are within Gulf Islands National Seashore, a unit of the National Park System. Fort Pickens was one of only four forts in the South to be held by the U.S. Army during the entire Civil War. In November of 1861, Union held Fort Pickens exchanged 6000 rounds of cannon fire for two days with Confederates at Fort Barrancas and Fort McRee. Both Confederate held forts were heavily damaged and the Confederates abandoned the area in May of 1862.

In 1931 the first bridge across Pensacola Bay was opened with great fanfare. This concrete drawbridge connected Gulf Breeze to Pensacola until the current bridge replaced it in 1960. The original bridge is now two fishing piers. A concrete drawbridge replaced a wooden bridge to Pensacola Beach built in 1931 in 1951. It, too, is now used for fishing and was replaced by the current bridge built in 1973.

Gulf Breeze traces its name to the Gulf Breeze Cottages and Store, which opened a post office branch in 1936 where Beach Road Plaza now stands. The community began to grow following the opening of the improved bay bridge in 1960, and continues to grow today.

Information provided by the Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce. Need a relocation packet ($5.00)? Contact them at:

Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce
409 Gulf Breeze Parkway
P.O. Box 337
Gulf Breeze, FL 32562
(850) 932-7888