Rising four stories above the surrounding landscape, 133 Bullard Road is a carefully considered coastal residence defined by elevation, proportion, and long term relevance. The home's vertical design is deliberate, allowing each level to engage light, air, and view corridors in a way that enhances both daily living and architectural presence. From its upper floors, the home captures layered vistas across the protected dunes of Topsail Hill Preserve State Park and extending to the Gulf of Mexico. These sightlines are not only striking, but enduring, safeguarded by the permanence of adjacent state owned land. This natural preservation creates a rare sense of privacy and openness while securing the integrity of the views for generations to come. Interior and exterior spaces unfold vertically, offering a thoughtful balance between private living quarters and open gathering areas. Multiple balconies and elevated outdoor spaces extend the home beyond its walls, reinforcing a strong connection to the surrounding environment while allowing the residence to live comfortably at scale. Situated in Santa Rosa Beach, the property benefits from proximity to the beaches, dining, and cultural rhythm of the 30A corridor, yet remains distinctly set apart. The elevation of the home and its relationship to preserved land create a sense of calm and separation that is increasingly difficult to find. Four story homes with Gulf views and direct adjacency to protected state land are exceptionally rare along this stretch of coast. 133 Bullard Road represents a refined opportunity as a primary residence, a second home, or a long term coastal holding where architecture, setting, and permanence align.
