Condo Complexes in Orange Beach (Alphabetically Listed)

• Admirals Quarters – Built in 2001
  A premium Gulf-front building known for its spacious floor plans and peaceful atmosphere. A favorite among luxury buyers and second-home seekers.

• Caribe – Built in 2006
  This resort-style development features oversized units, lazy rivers, indoor/outdoor pools, and marina access. It’s one of the most sought-after complexes in Orange Beach.

• Casa Del Marina – Built in 1983
  A boater-friendly complex near the marina with smaller units ideal for weekend getaways. Offers water access and first-come, first-serve boat slips.

• Cotton Bayou – Built in 1988
  Located near public beach access and boat launches. These units are spacious and popular with boaters and long-term renters.

• Emerald Skye – Built in 1997
  Gulf-front and ideal for those wanting a cozy, low-rise experience with direct beach views.

• Fish Camp – Built in 2007
  Designed for the boating lifestyle, this community features individual boat slips, low-density construction, and Old Florida charm. A gem for water lovers.

• Grand Caribbean – Built in 2003
  One of the more affordable complexes with beach access directly across the street. Good rental history and close to restaurants and shopping.

• Grand Pointe – Built in 2001
  Located at the Perdido Pass, this luxury complex offers unobstructed views of the Gulf and is a top-tier building for buyers wanting both tranquility and access.

• Island Dunes – Built in 1984
  These units are compact but waterfront, with first-come, first-serve slips. A great entry-level buy for water enthusiasts.

• Leeward Village – Built in 1994
  A charming complex with larger floor plans and a more residential feel. It’s away from the high-rise activity but still close to the beach and marinas.

• Orange Beach Villas – Built in 2002
  Ground-level, pet-friendly villas ideal for full-time residents or snowbirds. Located near shopping, dining, and recreation.

• Phoenix II – Built in 1986
  Iconic in design, this is part of the larger Phoenix complex series known for strong rental income and Gulf-front access.

• Phoenix IV – Built in 1994
  Similar to Phoenix II but with more updated amenities and common areas. Consistently popular with vacationers and investors.

• Phoenix V – Built in 1997
  Excellent beach access and family-friendly amenities. This building is often booked solid during the summer.

• Phoenix X – Built in 2002
  Situated right next to Flora-Bama, this is a hot spot for investors looking for strong rental potential. Walkable to nightlife and dining.

• Regency Isle.- Built in 2001/2002. Near Flora-Bama. 
  Regency Isle is one of the most sought-after complexes, offering resort-style amenities, including an outdoor pool, indoor pool, hot tub, BBQ grill pavilion, exercise room, sauna, community room, on-site management, and has one of the strongest HOAs on the island! Great location in east Orange Beach with amazing views of Old
  River and Ono Island just outside your front door

• Romar Village – Built in 1981
  One of the earliest-built low-rise communities, perfect for buyers wanting to stay under the radar. Offers beach access and affordable price points.

• Seaside Beach & Racquet Club – Built in 1984
  A well-known Gulf-front property with tennis courts, pools, and expansive beach frontage. A solid choice for both vacationers and rental investors.

• Sugar Beach – Built in 1983
  Compact units with unbeatable beachfront location and lower price points. Great for first-time investors.

• The Moorings – Built in 2005
  Overlooks the bay with marina access. A fantastic complex for full-time residents who love boating.

• The Palms – Built in 1996
  Right on the beach, this mid-rise complex balances privacy with proximity. A top pick for Gulf-front buyers.

• Tradewinds – Built in 1999
  Located on the sand with great rental history and simple, functional layouts. Known for being easy to maintain and in a prime location.

• White Caps – Built in 1996
  A favorite for its wide balconies and beautiful water views. Larger floor plans and excellent rental potential.

• Wolf Bay Townhomes – Built in 2005
  A quieter waterfront development tucked away from the beach crowd, offering direct access to Wolf Bay.

  

 Final Thoughts

Each of these complexes has a distinct personality—from the luxury vibe at Caribe to the charming simplicity of Romar Village. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or dreaming of a second home, understanding the age, amenities, and layout of each building is key.

I’d be honored to guide you through available listings, ownership considerations, or off-market opportunities. Let’s match your lifestyle to the perfect coastal property.