Perdido Key is a barrier island community located on Florida's western coast, adjacent to Pensacola. The city offers a wide swaths of beaches and dunes protected from development by the Gulf Islands National Seashore and the State of Florida. Big Lagoon State Park is an especially attractive setting for hiking, boating, swimming, fishing and camping. In fact, Perdido Key today is much like the pristine island European explorers found three centuries ago, although the area now offers plenty of activities. There's a diverse mix of houses ranging from pratical to eleagant.

Perdido Key is located only 12 miles from Pensacola. This ideal location allows Perdido Key all the benefits of a larger city, while keeping its traditional Florida feel. The Key is famous for its beaches, and has been recognized by Dr. Beach as "One of the best beaches in the nation." Besides the beach there are a lot of other activities available in Perdido Key. The awe inspiring National Museum of Naval Aviation is located just a short drive away, along with both deep sea and onshore fishing excursions available year round. The island golf courses, tasty restaurants, quirky Antique shops and shopping of all kinds can be found in Perdido Key.

Since much of Perdido Key is protected State and Federal Lands, housing is most often found in nearby Pensacola. The city of Pensacola has a total population of 400,000 residents. This large city has been growing at a record rate, largely because of its great weather, booming economy and high standard of living. Pensacola has a wide range of housing choices from condos, duplexes, apartments and houses. The average home value in the Pensacola area is $180,000, while the average household income is $47,00. These two factors have made owning a house in the Pensacola, Perdido Key area, an economically sound investment. Housing in Perdido Key is harder to find then in Pensacola, however there are new housing developments planned on the Key.

Pensacola has a very solid Public Education System. The students have scored very well in national testing and have one of the highest averages of students going on to University studies. Perdido Key/Pensacola area is an area of tradition and community pride. The Pensacola area was the first European settlement established in 1559, and has since been a hub of activity ever since. The Pensacola Bay is one of the best deep ports on the south coast of Florida, bringing in business from around the world. Pensacola is also the home of "The Blue Angles" Navy Flight Team and a duplicate Vietnam War Memorial wall that attracts visitors year round.

Florida has been one of the most sought after relocation destinations in the nation. The weather is wonderful year round, while the standard of living, economy and business opportunities continue to lure new investments and residents at a record rate. Perdido Key is a beautiful area with amazing beaches, activities and historical tradition. All these factors have made Perdido Key/Pensacola an ideal relocation destination.


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