Living at Broadmoor
Broadmoor was one of the first upscale beach developments in Orange Beach. Built in 1984–1985, the 13-story tower holds just 60 residences on the Gulf east of Perdido Pass, and every unit faces the water.
Floor plans are two- and three-bedroom homes of about 1,425 to 1,940 square feet. The building is rent-restricted, so it suits owners who want a second home or a full-time residence without a steady turnover of vacation guests.
Residents share a Gulf-front pool and hot tub, separate saunas, a fitness center, tennis courts that are adding pickleball, shuffleboard, a clubhouse and a grilling area. Attached garage parking, storage and 24-hour access control add convenience and security.
East Orange Beach
The Flora-Bama sits a short drive east at the Florida line, and Perdido Pass, about 2 miles west of the state line, links Perdido Bay and Old River to the Gulf. Gulf State Park is roughly 5 minutes away by car.
Real estate at a glance
Current listings run from about $669,000 to $729,000. HOA dues are about $950 to $1,200 a month and cover cable, internet, security, insurance, water, sewer, trash, management and the amenities.
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