Nautilus Unit 2707 The beautiful Nautilus Condominium Complex is located on Okaloosa Island off Santa Rosa Boulevard so close to great restaurants and convenient to the Publix, golf courses, music venues, the Gulfarium and is close to the fishing pier! This 7th Floor Penthouse has a breathtaking view of the Emerald water of the Gulf of Mexico with it sparkling white sand, and the Sound. Televisions are in both bedrooms as well as the living area. Guests will enjoy grilling, the beautiful pool and the beach! Unique Benefits Heated pool! Walkway with shower to the beach! Why Kids Love It Large beach with white sand and emerald green water is beautiful! Area Information Close to the Aquarium and only 1 mile to Publix and multiple great r...

Lynn Davis has a long history in the real estate business. While raising four children, Lynn began her career in the 1980's as an agent in the Mountain Brook office of Johnson Rast & Hays which later become part of Realty-South. While working as an agent she was an officer in an upper bracket building company. She founded Lynn Russell Realty and Development, L.L.C. in 1997. During the early years, she gained experience marketing subdivisions such as Ashford on the Pond, The Shire, and Summit at the Shoals off Highway 41 in Shelby County. Her marriage to Steven L. Davis, who was a real estate developer, allowed her to learn more about the subdivision approval process and facts about the land that either help a project succeed or cause proble...

Lynn Davis has a long history in the real estate business. While raising four children, Lynn began her career in the 1980's as an agent in the Mountain Brook office of Johnson Rast & Hays which later become part of Realty-South. While working as an agent she was an officer in an upper bracket building company. She founded Lynn Russell Realty and Development, L.L.C. in 1997. During the early years, she gained experience marketing subdivisions such as Ashford on the Pond, The Shire, and Summit at the Shoals off Highway 41 in Shelby County. Her marriage to Steven L. Davis, who was a real estate developer, allowed her to learn more about the subdivision approval process and facts about the land that either help a project succeed or cause problems.