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Welcome to Crestview
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Welcome to Crestview: Hub City

Because Crestview is located at the junction of three major highways (U.S. 90, State Rd 85, and Interstate Highway 10) it's been coined "Hub City". It has also become a popular commuter community known for small town charm surrounded by natural beauty.
Crestview has a small town feel bordered on all sides with natural beauty. The other thing it is known for in our area are its good sized homes on larger lots at an affordable price, many with a serene view of one of the many small lakes, ponds or rivers.
From its start, the town was called “Hub City” because it could be reached by road from six directions, by train from four directions and by plane from anywhere. All this made it the chosen location as Okaloosa’s County Seat.
Crestview area is interlaced with a ton of parks, local and state. Green is the scene here. Surrounding woodlands are a mix of maple, birch, live oak, black gum, magnolia and cypress - often reflected in the neighborhood names as well as the homes' yards.

A leisurely paddle down Shoal River

The Shoal River is one of our area’s favorite paddling and float trips in northwest Florida. A boat ramp on each end of this ten-mile stretch makes for a lazy day in the sun by kayak, canoe or simply tubing.
Stable your horses on your dream country estate. The area around Crestview has some fine opportunities for animal lovers. Whether you're looking to have horses, chickens - or even a compact country home for your beloved dogs - acreage close to Crestview can still be an affordable purchase.

Country Estates

Savor local flavor!

Crestview boasts a selection of superb food establishments, from its famous mom & pop eateries to niche culinary gems that have created such a buzz that even residents from south county make the journey north just for dinner. The Wild Olive, the Emerald Isle Seafood Restaurant and the one-of-a-kind Gator Café are just some of these fine establishments.

Celebrate Main Street Style

Parades have a special place in the heart of Crestview, and Main Street always welcomes them with open arms. Whether it's a Veterans Day parade, May Day celebration, Christmas festivity or even a Harry Potter-inspired Muggles on Main event for fans, Crestview knows how to make each one memorable.

Welcome to our military

Duke Field and Camp Rudder, the training field for the 6th Ranger Training Battalion are located within close proximity of Crestview. It also became the host community for the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) when it was relocated to Duke Field from Fort Bragg in 2011.
CRESTVIEW REAL ESTATE

For its size, Crestview offers a variety of lifestyle properties. Residential neighborhoods closest to Main Street are often Florida Cottages, smaller and built in the 50s. A bit of history waiting for those that love retro mid-century.

But what Crestview is known for is larger homes on larger lots for a not-so-large price. One of the main reasons homeowners live here and drive the 30 minutes to the beaches or work. The median home price has been around $315,000. In 2023, homes sold for almost 8% more than they did in 2022.

Living in Crestview

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In Crestview, Florida, life moves at a pace that's both relaxed and fulfilling. With its small-town charm, natural beauty, and strong sense of community, it's no wonder why so many people choose to call this place home. Whether you're drawn to its outdoor adventures, cultural attractions, or family-friendly atmosphere, Crestview offers a little something for everyone. So why wait?