The Most Expensive Homes For Sale In Gulf Shores Community

News Staff • November 29, 2024

The highest priced homes for sale in the Gulf Shores area

It is stated that it never hurts to dream. So if you want to consider buying your piece of paradise here is a good place to start. What are the most expensive homes for sale in our area? That is a constantly moving target but here are the TOP 10 homes according to the MLS listings of the Baldwin Realtors®.


According to the Baldwin Realtors trend report, The Resort area of Baldwin County (which includes all of Orange Beach and Fort Morgan, plus everything in Gulf Shores that is South of AL-180) reported an average sales price for last month at $772,927 – a 8.6% increase from the previous year.


So why not find your dream home now before the prices increase. You can search the most expensive below or visit the MLS site to fine your perfect cottage.

most expensive home on ono island

$5,849,900

15 bd | 16 ba | 8,401 sq ft


West Beach
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$5,350,000

6 bd | 8 ba | 4,348 sq ft


Orange Beach
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$5,300,000

6 bd | 7 ba | 4,718 sq ft

Ono Island
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$4,750,000

12 bd | 14 ba | 6,438 sq ft


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To see all of the current MLS listings in Baldwin County, Alabama visit the REALTOR site HERE

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