Another Crestview home has successfully changed hands.

Located in the established Lee Farms Phase II subdivision, 5211 Moore Loop offered buyers the combination of space, functionality, and convenience that continues to attract interest in the Crestview market.

This all-brick, four-bedroom, two bath home featured over 2,250 square feet of living space with an open floor plan and soaring 10 foot ceilings in the main living areas. The layout provided flexibility for families, military personnel, and commuters seeking a spacious home within reach of Duke Field, Eglin Air Force Base, and local Special Operations facilities.

Some of the features that helped make this property attractive to buyers included:

• 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms

• Approximately 2,251 square feet

• Open living, dining, and kitchen design

• Formal dining room and breakfast area

• Wood flooring in select living spaces

• Spacious primary suite with clawfoot tub and separate shower

• Double garage with storage options

• Privacy-fenced backyard

• Corner lot location

• All-brick construction

The Crestview housing market continues to benefit from strong demand driven by military relocation, local employment opportunities, and buyers seeking more space than can often be found in neighboring coastal communities.

Properties in neighborhoods such as Lee Farms remain attractive because they provide larger floor plans, established communities, and convenient access to major transportation routes throughout Okaloosa County.

Thinking About Selling in Crestview?

Every property is unique, and pricing, marketing strategy, condition, and location all play important roles in achieving a successful sale. Whether you're considering selling a home in Lee Farms, Rolling Ridge, Fox Valley, Antioch Estates, or another Crestview neighborhood, understanding current market conditions is critical.

If you're curious about your home's value or would like information on recent sales in your neighborhood, feel free to reach out.