Navarre · Selling Your Home

Selling your home in Navarre

A price you choose from three clear plans, professional media, and a launch built to be seen.

Selling the location as much as the home

Selling a home in Navarre FL means answering the questions Navarre buyers care about: how close is the beach, how is the drive on Highway 98, which schools, and is there an HOA? Buyers here include military households working toward Hurlburt Field, who often shop from a distance.

How I sell Navarre homes

Vivian Corwin is a bilingual Realtor and Military Relocation Professional with IXL Real Estate in Pensacola, FL, helping military and relocating families buy and sell homes across Pensacola, Pace, Milton, Gulf Breeze, and Navarre. For Navarre listings, the walkthrough video and drone photos do heavy lifting for out-of-town buyers, showing the home, the street and the route to Highway 98 and the beach. I market to the buyer most likely to want your part of Navarre, whether that is a military household or a local buyer moving up. See how I sell homes.

Your Navarre listing plan

You choose from three pricing plans. Your home gets professional photos, drone, video, a staging consultation and a pre-listing inspection, then paid Facebook ads, its own website, neighbor outreach and a first-weekend open house, with weekly updates and a monthly price check.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who buys homes in Navarre?

Buyers who want a residential neighborhood near the beach, including military households working toward Hurlburt Field.

How do you market to out-of-town buyers?

With a walkthrough video, drone photos, a single-property website and paid Facebook ads.

Does being in an HOA affect my sale?

Some buyers want one and some avoid one. We market to the right buyer for your home.

Navarre

What selling your home looks like in Navarre

East along the coast near Navarre Beach, for buyers who want to live close to the water.

Navarre stretches along Highway 98 east of Gulf Breeze, with Navarre Beach across the bridge on Santa Rosa Island.

Most buyers here look on the mainland, and where a home sits relative to Highway 98 shapes the daily drive as much as anything inside the house.

The homes
Most buyers look on the mainland; Navarre Beach is across the bridge. A mix of established subdivisions, newer homes and homes outside an HOA. Holley by the Sea is one of the larger communities buyers ask about. Neighborhoods feel more spread out than Gulf Breeze proper.
Why people choose it
Buyers who want a residential neighborhood with beach access, including military households working toward Hurlburt Field.
Schools people ask about
Families often ask about Holley-Navarre Primary and Intermediate, West Navarre Primary and Intermediate, Holley-Navarre Middle and Navarre High. Soundside High has brought school-zone changes, so check the district locator for the exact address and school year.
Getting around
Highway 98 is the main east-west route, and where a home sits relative to it makes a real difference to the daily drive. Test the commute during actual work hours.
Nearby
Navarre Beach, across the bridge, without living on the island.
The trade-off
Farther from downtown Pensacola than Gulf Breeze proper, and more time driving for work and city errands than living in Pensacola. In return, a home base near Navarre Beach in a more spread-out residential setting.