Living at Perdido Quay
Perdido Quay is a low-density Gulf-front building just east of Perdido Pass. Built in the mid-1980s, the 10-story building has just 30 residences, three per floor.
Every home is a two-bedroom, two-bath plan of about 1,425 square feet, with a private covered balcony off the living room and unimpeded views of the Gulf. Depending on updates, units may have granite counters and tile floors.
Owners share an outdoor pool with a sundeck, a covered seating area facing the Gulf, a lobby, ground-level owner storage, on-site parking and a boardwalk to the beach. The building is rent-restricted except for a handful of units grandfathered by the original owners. RVs and boat trailers aren't allowed.
Near Perdido Pass
Perdido Pass is about half a mile west, where Perdido Bay and Old River meet the Gulf. Just east of the Perdido Pass Bridge, Alabama Point East, part of Gulf State Park, adds more than 6,000 feet of wide beach with dunes, boardwalks, picnic areas, restrooms and outdoor showers. The Florida line is a little less than a mile east.
Real estate at a glance
Perdido Quay is one of the more affordable ways to own a Gulf-front condo in Orange Beach. The one unit listed in early 2026 was priced between $600,000 and $700,000.
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