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Orange Beach Condo Sales, Admirals Quarters

Orange Beach Gulf-front Real Estate Sales

Admirals Quarters Beachfront Condos For Sale, Orange Beach AL
Admirals Quarters Condos, Orange Beach AL
Location: 26200 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
Bedrooms 4, Baths 4 : Sq. Ft. 2,120
Misc: This Admirals Quarters beachfront condo is fully furnished and move-in ready, the spacious & open floor-plan has tile flooring…
 
Location: 26200 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
Bedrooms 2, Baths 2.5 : Sq. Ft. 1,521
Misc: Enjoy a panoramic beachfront views at the Admirals Quartets condominium home, the private balcony which is accessed from the living-room, dining-room, kitchen and Mst. BR…

Admirals Quarters Condominiums

Admirals Quarters condos in Orange Beach offer open floor-plans overlooking the incredible Gulf of Mexico. Each residence has direct gulf-front views from the private balconies. All of these resort homes include jetted-tubs in the master baths – the complex features an indoor pool, exercise facility, sauna, a 100′ gulf-front pool and more.  This development overlooks 400′ of white-sand beach and is convenient to dinning, shopping and entertainment.
Orange Beach is a coastal community on the white-sand beaches of Alabama’s Gulf Coast, just east of Gulf Shores; the semitropical Orange Beach weather makes for hot, humid summers, with cooler winters and 50-plus inches of rain annually, combined with the Gulf of Mexico, high humidity is the norm during the popular summer months. Thunderstorms are a frequent occurrence in the summertime, but they are generally brief with sunshine quickly returning. Winter, by comparison, is delightfully much cooler and drier, with perfect conditions for outdoor activities. 

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Orange Beach is a City on Alabama’s Gulf Coast
City of Orange Beach · Orange Beach Wikipedia

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