Property specifications & diligence record

Every specification,
and every open question.

This is the working record behind the listing. Verified figures are sourced. Items still in diligence are marked as such rather than omitted. Nothing on this page is an estimate presented as a fact.

01/Core facts

The building, in one screen.

10,200SF heated
10,666 gross
1.01Acre corner site
210 ft frontage
1996Year built
remodel permit 2015
40Parking spaces
3.75 per 1,000 SF
0.1Mile to
hospital campus
Address
Verified
577 Brookmeade Drive, Crestview, FL 32539
Parcel ID
Verified
28-3N-23-0000-0010-0000Section-Township-Range 28-3N-23 · Okaloosa County Property Appraiser
Property use code
Verified
001700 — One-story officeTax District 3, inside City of Crestview limits
Building class
Verified
Class C · low-rise freestanding office, multi-tenant capacity
Occupancy
Verified
Fully leasedBoth suites occupied under written leases. See Suites below.
Floor area ratio
Verified
0.24Substantial unused density on the site under current zoning envelope.
Suite areas
In diligence
6,800 SF and 3,200 SF per lease documentsLease areas total 10,000 SF against 10,200 SF heated. Measured architectural drawing ordered; suite-level areas will be restated from that survey.
Zoning classification
In diligence
Commercial, within city limitsWritten zoning verification letter requested from City of Crestview Planning. Candidate districts C-1, C-2 or MU under the Land Development Code effective 2/24/2021.
02/Site & structure

Corner lot, steel frame, single story.

A 1.01-acre corner parcel at Brookmeade Drive and Covell Road with 210 feet of frontage. The structure is a single-story steel-frame building finished in stucco over wood framing, under a metal roof.

Site
Verified
1.01 acres, GIS-verifiedCorner configuration at Brookmeade and Covell · 210 ft frontage
Structural frame
Verified
Steel
Exterior
Verified
Wood frame with stucco finish
Roof
Verified
Metal, Arctic Metal finishOriginal to 1996 construction. All roof screws replaced approximately 8–10 years ago. Independent service-life assessment ordered.
Area breakdown
Verified
Base 8,808 SF · finished storage 1,392 SF · canopies 341 SFCanopies permitted 1996 and 2002 · 10,666 SF gross
Clear height
Verified
9 ft, floor to bottom of ceiling structure
Interior finishes
Verified
Drywall partitions · finished concrete with carpet
Parking
Verified
40 spaces · 3.75 per 1,000 SFAllocated between suites per lease terms. Buyers underwriting a high-intensity clinical use should evaluate this ratio against their own parking demand; the site has surface area available for restriping study.
Permit history
Verified
#960238 original build 3/1/1996 · #021128 canopy 11/13/2002 · #15000768 remodel 7/15/2015
Certificates of occupancy
In diligence
Requested for the 2002 canopy and 2015 remodel permits
Survey & title
In diligence
ALTA/NSPS survey and title commitment orderedEasements, encroachments and any shared-access agreements to be reported from the commitment.
03/Suites & tenancy

Two suites, both leased today.

The building is fully occupied under two written gross leases. Under both, the landlord currently carries taxes, insurance and operating costs. Complete lease documentation is provided in the diligence package, and every figure below should be verified against those documents by the buyer and the buyer's counsel.

Suite A · approx. 6,800 SF · occupied

Use
Outpatient clinical, including in-ground aquatic therapy pool
Current rent
$6,000 per month, gross
Rate
Approximately $10.59 per SF per year
Rent structure
$5,000/mo year one from 6/1/2025; $6,000/mo for the two-year period beginning 6/1/2026
Term expires
May 31, 2028 — approximately 21 months remaining
Renewal
No fixed renewal rate. Lease Section 1 provides that a new lease and price will be negotiated at going commercial rent.
Escalation
Landlord may pass through increases in taxes and insurance during the current term
Security deposit
None held
Tenant termination
Permitted on 90 days written notice, limited by Section 22 to a decision to cease business operations in the building
Capital obligation
A lease addendum provides that landlord and tenant split the cost of replacing the therapy gym HVAC unit when replacement becomes necessary. This obligation runs with the lease.

Suite B · approx. 3,200 SF · occupied

Use
Personal services / beauty treatment
Current rent
$3,200 per month, gross
Rate
Approximately $12.00 per SF per year
Term
October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2027 — approximately 13 months remaining
Renewal option
Tenant option for one additional year unless either party gives written notice at least 90 days before term end
Security deposit
$3,000 held
Independent systems
Separate entry and signage. Water is served by a single meter for the building and is billed to tenants by the landlord.
Sale provision
The lease contains a provision addressing the tenant's position on a sale of the property. Its operation is a matter for the buyer's counsel to assess against the executed document.
Contracted in-place rent
Verified
$9,200 per month · $110,400 per year, grossBoth suites, current lease terms, as of the date of this page.
Rights of first refusal
In diligence
Both leases contain a first right of refusal to purchaseNeither clause specifies a response window, a price mechanism or a notice procedure. Seller's counsel is administering notice. Current status and all correspondence are disclosed in the diligence package. Buyers should have their own counsel review these provisions before submitting an offer.
Suite B executed original
In diligence
Fully executed counterpart being obtained from the parties
Operating history
In diligence
Trailing 24–36 month profit and loss statements in preparation
Estoppel certificates
In diligence
Requested from both tenants
How to read this section Lease interpretation is a legal question, not a marketing one. Nothing here characterizes what any lease provision will be held to mean, what a tenant will do at expiration, or what rent a renewal will produce. The documents are provided in full so that your counsel can reach their own conclusions.
04/Systems & infrastructure

What is in the walls, stated plainly.

A 1996 building with partial systems replacement over the ownership period. Some components are recent. Others are original and near the end of service life. Both are listed, because a buyer will find them either way and the second conversation is easier than the first.

HVAC
In diligence
Multiple units, ages ranging approximately 1 to 12 yearsPartial replacement completed during ownership. Unit-by-unit inventory with age, manufacturer and area served is being compiled.
Water heaters
Verified
Four units, approximately 30 years oldOriginal to the 1996 construction. Replacement should be underwritten as near-term capital by any buyer.
Sewage
Verified
Lift station installed during ownershipPublic sewer versus septic-with-pump configuration being confirmed with City of Crestview.
Plumbing
Verified
Two rooms with in-room plumbing and sinksDistribution material to be confirmed by inspection.
Aquatic therapy pool
In diligence
In-ground pool, in service within Suite ADimensions, depth, mechanical equipment age, accessibility provisions and Florida Department of Health commercial pool permit currency are all being documented. Any buyer intending clinical aquatic use should confirm permit status independently.
Electrical
In diligence
Service amperage, phase configuration, wiring type and generator provisions being documented
Heat & air
Verified
Air-ducted heat · central air conditioning
Building envelope
In diligence
Window protection type, wind mitigation report and insulation values being documented
Accessibility
In diligence
No independent ADA audit has been performedBuyers requiring certified accessibility compliance should commission their own survey. The seller makes no representation on this point.
Environmental
In diligence
No Phase I Environmental Site Assessment has been performedNo prior assessment is known to exist. Records request pending.
Flood
In diligence
Flood insurance is not currently required by the lenderFormal FEMA flood determination certificate being obtained. Site elevation approximately 235 ft.
Floor plans
In diligence
Measured architectural drawing ordered
Capital position This is a thirty-year-old building. The roof, the water heaters and a portion of the HVAC inventory are at or approaching the end of typical service life, and the Suite A lease addendum carries a shared HVAC replacement obligation. These are ordinary conditions for the vintage and they should be priced, not discovered. Full documentation supports an informed reserve assumption.
05/Utilities, tax & insurance

Carrying costs and the reassessment.

Electric
Verified
Florida Power & Light
Water & sewer
Verified
City of Crestview · approximately $1,400 per yearA single meter serves the building. Water is billed to tenants by the landlord on receipt.
Natural gas
Verified
Okaloosa Gas
Internet
Verified
Cox Communications
Insurance
In diligence
Approximately $15,000 per yearDeclarations page and loss runs being obtained. Figure to be restated from the declarations.
2025 just (market) value
Verified
$702,266Building $484,296 · extra features $37,411 · land $180,559 · Okaloosa County Property Appraiser, 2025 certified roll
2024 just value
Verified
$637,829Year over year increase of $64,437, or 10.1%
Millage rate
Verified
15.8751
Current annual tax
Verified
Approximately $11,138Assessed value $701,612 · no exemptions, commercial classification
Reassessment on sale
Verified
Florida resets assessed value on transferA buyer should underwrite property tax at the millage rate applied to their purchase price rather than at the current bill. At the current millage, each $100,000 of purchase price carries approximately $1,588 of annual tax.
Special assessments
Verified
None disclosed · no business park association
06/Location & market context

The corner is changing under the building.

110Acute-care beds
at NOMC
$15MED expansion
delivered Aug 2025
39,000+ER visits
2023
+30%ER volume growth
since 2020
48,625Population
5-mile radius

Hospital adjacency

  • Directly across from North Okaloosa Medical Center, 151 E Redstone Avenue
  • 110-bed acute-care facility owned by Community Health Systems, Inc.
  • $15M emergency department expansion completed August 19, 2025, delivering 25 ER beds and a dedicated EMS entrance
  • Structure prepared for future cardiac catheterization laboratory expansion
  • ER volume exceeded 39,000 patients in 2023, up approximately 30% since 2020

Access & infrastructure

  • Approximately 0.3 miles east of FL-85 / South Ferdon Boulevard
  • Approximately 1 mile from Interstate 10, Exit 56
  • Redstone Avenue at Brookmeade Drive intersection improvements, ITB 25-01-14-PS, bid closed January 14, 2025
  • Scope includes realignment of the offset four-way stop, upgrade to a signalized intersection, emergency vehicle flow improvements and stormwater upgrades
  • Construction schedule and completion date not yet published by the City

Market & demographics

  • Crestview is the county seat of Okaloosa County, within the Crestview–Fort Walton Beach–Destin MSA
  • 2024 city population 28,773, up 19.3% since 2019
  • Median age 31.7 · median household income $65,480
  • Five-mile radius population 48,625 with average household income of $91,894
  • Population density 1,572 per square mile
Sources North Okaloosa Medical Center newsroom, August 19, 2025 · Doster Construction Company release, May 2024 · Crestview News Bulletin, May 7, 2024 and January 28, 2025 · City of Crestview bids portal · Florida Senate FY2025-26 Local Funding Initiative Request S2644 · U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 2024 · Florida Demographics · World Population Review. Five-mile radius demographics derived from a third-party commercial listing service. Buyers should verify any figure they intend to rely on.
07/Diligence status

What is still being confirmed.

Every item tagged In diligence above is consolidated here. None of it is concealed and none of it is presented as settled. Items are released to qualified parties as they are documented.

Building & systems

  • Roof remaining service life assessment
  • HVAC unit-by-unit inventory
  • Pool mechanical condition, dimensions, accessibility and DOH permit currency
  • Electrical service amperage, phase, wiring type, generator
  • Plumbing material and water heater type
  • Sewer configuration confirmation
  • Window protection, wind mitigation, insulation

Compliance & records

  • Written zoning verification letter
  • Certificates of occupancy, 2002 and 2015 permits
  • Independent ADA audit
  • FEMA flood determination certificate
  • Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
  • ALTA/NSPS survey and title commitment
  • Easements, encroachments and access agreements

Financial & leasing

  • Fully executed Suite B lease counterpart
  • Tenant estoppel certificates, both suites
  • Rights of first refusal, notice administration and status
  • Trailing 24–36 month operating statements
  • Insurance declarations page and loss runs
  • Measured floor plan and suite-level areas
  • Signage rights and monument sign permits
  • Traffic counts and intersection project schedule
08/Next step

Questions this page did not answer.

If you are evaluating this property seriously, the useful next step is a conversation about the specific items that matter to your use. Lease documents, operating history and the diligence file open on qualified inquiry under standard commercial confidentiality.