Welcome to Pensacola – a coastal city in the Northwest corner of Florida, spanning approximately 40 square miles and home to a vast community of around 50,000 residents. Being on the Emerald coast, it perfectly captures the essence of both a relaxed beach town and a bustling metropolitan center. The award-winning downtown has an abundance of amenities, restaurants, and local events with some favorites including the Palafox Farmers Market, Ice Flyers hockey games, and the Blue Angels flight demonstrations. 

Coastal Haven:

Surrounded by over 50 miles of coastline, including the gorgeous waters of the Gulf of Mexico, Pensacola Beach stands as a barrier island, accessible via a causeway from Highway 98. Its crystal clear water is only better next to the soft white sands of its beaches. 

Perdido Key – A Community Within:

In the heart of Pensacola lies Perdido Key, a thin strip of land with an expansive residential area, featuring over 20,000 residents. With a unique blend of residential and vacation properties, residents and visitors alike enjoy access to stunning beaches and the beloved state park.

West Pensacola – A Diversity of Choices:

Home to the U.S. Navy’s Flight Demonstration Squadron, the city of Pensacola as a whole has a proud military heritage. West Pensacola is a popular choice for those connected to the Naval Air Station Pensacola, offering a range of housing options. From historic neighborhoods with charming homes to modern developments, this region caters to the diverse preferences of its residents.

East Pensacola / Gulf Breeze Area – A Hub for Commuters:

The east area of the city mainly attracts residents commuting to downtown Pensacola or military service members connected to Hurlburt Field. Diverse subdivisions, some with HOAs and others without, contribute to the varied character of this region.

North Pensacola – University of West Florida

North Pensacola is home to the University of West Florida, a highly rated public university with an expansive campus that encompasses over 1,500 acres. This region of the city is also filled with historic homes and buildings, rolling hills, natural woodlands, lakes, and rivers.