Found 3 blog entries tagged as Ono Island Realtor.


What Is Ono Island? A Personal Guide from a Neighbor, Homeowner & Real Estate Advisor


Ono Island Guide To Living, Buying and Selling with Meredith SearchTheGulf

Ono Island is one of those places that is hard to fully understand until you cross the bridge, pass through the gate, and feel the pace of the Gulf Coast change.

I live here, I work here, I boat here, and I have the privilege of helping buyers and sellers understand this private island community in a way that goes far beyond listings and square footage. To me, Ono Island is not simply a gated neighborhood in Orange Beach, Alabama. It is a way of living — quietly, intentionally, beautifully, and always with the water somewhere nearby.

Ono Island is where neighbors wave from golf carts, boats sit tucked beneath covered boathouses, sunrise light…

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What Realtor Should You Use When Buying or Selling on Ono Island?




Ono Island Realtor Buying Selling Meredith Folger Amon What Realtor Should You Use When Buying or Selling on Ono Island? When someone asks me what Realtor they should use when buying or selling on Ono Island, my answer is simple: use someone who truly understands the island beyond the listing sheet. Ono Island is not a market I believe should be handled casually. It is a highly nuanced waterfront community where boating, bridge clearances, canal depth, lot orientation, flood considerations, architectural review, insurance conversations, and lifestyle fit all matter. In my opinion, that means the right Realtor is not just someone who can unlock a door and send a contract. It should be someone who…

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Boating Paradise on Ono Island: A Local’s Guide

By Meredith Folger Amon — Licensed in Alabama and Florida
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Ono Island Boating Guide Waterways

Island Living with Southern Charm

Hello — I’m Meredith Folger, a proud Ono Island homeowner, boater, and Gulf Coast real estate advisor. Nestled where Alabama meets Florida, Ono Island stretches five and a half miles along the mouth of Perdido Bay, surrounded by sparkling waters that define life here. Legend has it, the island’s name came when Alabama officials once told Florida, “Oh no you don’t!” during a boundary dispute — a touch of Southern sass that still lives in our tight-knit island community today.

Gated, guarded, and gracious, Ono Island…

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