180 Tang Oar in Miramar Beach: Deeded Beach Access, Private Pool, and a 5-Bedroom Coastal Setup

by Andrew Iremonger

Do you want to own property this close to the water? The kind of close where you can feel the Gulf energy the second you pull into the driveway? Then 180 Tang Oar in Miramar Beach deserves a look.

This is a three-story coastal home with a private pool, a separate pool house, and one of the most underrated perks in this part of the Emerald Coast: deeded beach access to a wide, enjoyable stretch of sand.

It’s also in a location that makes daily life easy. You are about 40 minutes to the Destin Fort Walton Beach Airport (VPS), close to Silver Sands shopping, and right around the corner from Grand Boulevard just north of Highway 98.

Where 180 Tang Oar Is and Why the Location Works

Tang Oar is a one-shot street that runs across the neighborhood, with Highway 98 right nearby. That means quick access east and west without feeling like you live on a main road.

One of the standout lifestyle benefits here is the beach experience. In some nearby areas, beach use can come with conflict and confusion about where the public can and cannot be. In this pocket of Miramar Beach, the vibe is different. You have deeded access for the neighborhood, and you can actually enjoy a wide stretch of beach without feeling like you’re walking into drama.

That matters whether you are buying this as a primary residence, a second home, or a short-term rental. Guests and owners want a beach day that feels relaxing, not like a debate club with a megaphone.

First Impressions: Parking, Entry, and Outdoor Setup

This property has a lot of parking, which is a big deal in beach neighborhoods. There is also a one-car garage with an epoxy floor. It is on the shallower side, so many buyers will use it primarily for storage, beach gear, bikes, or possibly a golf cart if you are feeling brave and good at angle parking.

Outside, the setup is built for real beach life:

Outdoor shower for post-beach rinse-offs
Covered outdoor kitchen area
Covered patio and walkway
Private fenced space leading toward the pool area

This is the kind of layout that makes “beach day” practical instead of messy.

Interior Layout: Split Floor Plan and Flex Spaces

Inside, the first level feels calm and comfortable, with a split plan that helps the home function well for groups.

The downstairs level includes multiple bedrooms and bunk-style sleeping options, plus bathrooms with features that actually matter for rental use and family visits, like dual vanities and good-sized showers.

There is also a kitchenette style zone and laundry area, which helps the home work well for multi-level living without everyone piling into one space for every little thing.

The Elevator and Why It Matters Long Term

One of the most valuable features in this home is the elevator.

Whether you are buying for yourself or thinking ahead to resale, elevator access adds staying power. It supports:

Multigenerational living
Long-term aging-in-place usability
Guest comfort
Stronger resale appeal in a three-story home

If you are ever thinking about an exit strategy, features like this expand your buyer pool later.

Main Living Level: Open Concept, Gas Cooking, and Balcony Vibes

On the second level, this home shifts into “living space mode” with an open layout that feels beachy but still polished.

The kitchen has serious storage and high-end appliance appeal. From the tour notes, you see brands like Wolf and KitchenAid, plus gas cooking, which many buyers love.

The living and dining areas feel designed for conversation. The balcony adds another lifestyle layer because it is not sitting on a busy road. It is a spot where you can actually hang out and enjoy being outside.

And the beach is a short walk away.

The Primary Suite: Big, Calm, and Spa-Like

The primary suite is huge. The kind of room where you do not feel cramped even with oversized furniture.

The bathroom leans spa-like, with a large tub, a substantial vanity, and a layout that feels intentional. There is also a large closet with room to add built-ins if a primary-residence buyer wants a more customized feel.

The Backyard: Private Pool, Hot Tub, and a Pool House You’ll Actually Use

The outdoor space is a standout.

This is a private pool and hot tub setup with hardscaping that makes maintenance easier. The pool house is small but incredibly functional, with a full bathroom and a design that opens up to the pool area using multi-panel folding doors.

This is the kind of space that turns into the center of the home for guests. It photographs well, feels like a resort, and makes the property more than just “a house near the beach.”

Hurricanes, Insurance, and Practical Coastal Ownership Notes

If you are new to Florida, hurricane and insurance questions are normal.

The practical reality is this: coastal homes here are built for the environment, and insurance is obtainable. The bigger planning item is understanding how flood zones affect your total cost.

Flood insurance is separate from homeowners coverage. If you are in a flood zone that requires flood insurance, it can meaningfully increase your annual carrying costs. Even when flood insurance is not required, some buyers choose it for peace of mind.

The best move is to price out insurance early, not after you are emotionally attached to the property.

Market Snapshot: What the Tour Shared About Miramar Beach Competition

In the video, the discussion highlights something buyers should pay attention to right now: the market is rewarding turnkey, dialed-in properties, and punishing anything that feels “almost” finished unless the price reflects it.

The tour notes referenced active inventory, pending inventory, and recent sales in the surrounding Miramar Beach single-family segment, showing that buyers are being selective and that well-presented homes can still move while others sit.

At the time of filming, this property was discussed as being listed around $2.5 million, and it was also noted that it was temporarily not active on the market in that moment but expected to return.

If you want the most current status, pricing, and availability, that is something we can pull quickly.

Ready to Tour 180 Tang Oar or Similar Miramar Beach Homes?

If you are looking for a primary residence, second home, or short-term rental near deeded beach access in Miramar Beach, we can help you compare properties, estimate carrying costs, and understand rental and lifestyle fit before you commit.

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