Treasure Island Resort Condos for Sale on Thomas Drive, Panama City Beach

Treasure Island Resort is a Gulf-front condo tower at 5004 Thomas Drive, on the east end of Panama City Beach near St. Andrews State Park and Grand Lagoon.

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Updated Nov 13, 2026

Treasure Island Resort is a Gulf-front condo tower at 5004 Thomas Drive, on the east end of Panama City Beach near St. Andrews State Park and Grand Lagoon. It has 263 units, almost all two- and three-bedroom plans, and a pool deck right on the sand. If a Treasure Island condo is for sale today, it's in the listings above. Below is what I check for buyers here before an offer.

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Gulf-front high-rises along Panama City Beach, the coast where Treasure Island Resort sits on Thomas Drive

Gulf-front towers in Panama City Beach. Treasure Island is at the east end, near St. Andrews State Park.

Treasure Island Resort by the numbers

  • Address: 5004 Thomas Drive, Panama City Beach, FL 32408. The state condo registry lists the project at 5400 Thomas Drive, with the association at 5004, so don't let the different number throw you.
  • Legal name: Treasure Island Resort, a Condominium, DBPR project PR69470, recorded July 5, 2005. The association is Treasure Island Condo Association, Inc.
  • Units: 263, per the DBPR registry.
  • Built: 2005, per MLS listings.
  • Floors: the resort's own unit list runs from the 1st floor to the 23rd (units 0104 through 2312).
  • City or county: unincorporated Bay County, per Bay County's GIS boundary layer. Your mail still says Panama City Beach.
  • Floor plans (MLS): two-bedroom, two-bath units at about 1,370 square feet and three-bedroom units at about 1,950 square feet.
  • Recent sale (MLS): unit 1102, a 1,370-square-foot two-bedroom, closed at $570,000 on October 28, 2026.

What's for sale right now

Building

Address

For sale on Nov 13, 2026

Price range

Quarterly dues (Nov 13 MLS listings)

Treasure Island Resort

5004 Thomas Drive

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With only two units for sale and two pending in the November 13 MLS export, a count or price range would mislead more than it helps. Call me and I'll walk you through each one, plus what has sold recently. For context, those November 13 listings showed quarterly dues of $2,099.05 to $2,575.52 on the two-bedroom units and $2,987.82 on a pending three-bedroom. Ask for an estoppel letter on the exact unit.

Where it sits on Thomas Drive

Treasure Island is on the Gulf side of Thomas Drive at the east end of the beach. By road it's about a mile to the St. Andrews State Park entrance, about 4 miles to the Bay Point marina area, and about 10 miles, roughly 20 minutes, to Pier Park (OSRM road estimates). Grand Lagoon's marinas, charter boats and waterfront restaurants are a few minutes away, which is why I see a lot of boaters look here. If you're comparing it with towers closer to Pier Park, the trade is a drive for shopping in exchange for the state park and the lagoon being close by.

Nearby buildings to compare: Moonspinner, Regency Towers, the Princess, Mariner East and The Commodore. The whole corridor is in my Thomas Drive homes and condos guide, and the lagoon side is in Lower Grand Lagoon.

Gulf-view condo balcony in Panama City Beach, the kind of view buyers compare at Treasure Island Resort

Balcony views change with floor and position, so compare Treasure Island units in the same plan before you offer.

Floor plans and what changes unit to unit

The two-bedroom plans run about 1,370 square feet and the three-bedrooms about 1,950, per MLS listings. The rental office calls the condos among PCB's largest, with walk-out private balconies, walk-in showers with dual heads and a washer and dryer in every unit. It also says the building is angled so balconies catch the sunset over the water.

Units with the same plan can still sell far apart. Here's what moves the price:

  • Floor and view. The unit list runs to the 23rd floor. Higher floors and straight-on Gulf views cost more.
  • Updates. Flooring, kitchens, HVAC age and sliding doors.
  • Rental history. Gross revenue, owner-use weeks and future bookings that convey.
  • Furniture. Whether it's included, and who owns it.

Amenities

From the resort's amenity page and HOA rules (read November 13, 2026):

  • Beach service with chaise loungers and umbrellas
  • An oversized heated saltwater pool and a hot tub
  • Liza's Munchies, a poolside spot for sandwiches and drinks
  • A fitness center open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
  • Covered reserved parking
  • Free Wi-Fi from the balconies to the pool deck
  • Gas and charcoal grilling areas
  • Public spaces monitored around the clock and staffed with a security officer

HOA rules that matter to owners

The association's posted rules and regulations cover guests, and they shape how a unit rents:

  • Registration: every unit pays a $35 registration fee to the HOA, and guests register with the rental office for parking permits and wristbands. Guests booked through outside agencies register too.
  • Parking: one assigned space and one guest space per unit. A third vehicle may be allowed if space permits, for $100 per stay.
  • Boats and trailers: no watercraft, watercraft trailers, campers or motor homes may be stored or parked on the property, and no trailer over 16 feet. Boaters need a slip or storage somewhere else.
  • Pets: one dog under 30 pounds per unit, with a $300 non-refundable registration and vaccination records. No cats or other pets.
  • Wristbands: required for registered guests 5 and older.
  • Hours: pool 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., quiet hours 11 p.m. to 8 a.m.
  • Balconies: no grills of any kind.

Get the current rules in writing from the association before you buy, especially if you plan to rent or bring a dog.

Rental rules: Bay County, not the city

Treasure Island is outside Panama City Beach's city limits, in unincorporated Bay County. Bay County's short-term vacation rental ordinance (Ordinance 23-18, passed August 1, 2023) covers one- to four-family dwellings, and the county says high-rise condo units are currently exempt from it. You'll still need a DBPR vacation rental license, Florida sales tax registration and Bay County tourist development tax registration, which the Bay County Tax Collector handles starting with October 2026. More on this in my guide to using a PCB condo as a vacation rental.

Checks before closing

My full list for any condo is on my PCB condo buyer's guide.

What I check on a Treasure Island condo before an offer

Two units with the same floor plan can be very different buys. Here's what I look at on every Treasure Island unit:

  • Floor, stack and view. I check which direction the balcony faces and what's in front of it. A unit high in the tower with a clear Gulf view isn't the same purchase as a low unit facing the parking deck.
  • The estoppel letter. It shows the quarterly dues, any special assessment and what's owed at closing. I ask for it early, because it can change your budget.
  • Updates and age. For a 2005 building, I ask the age of the air conditioning, water heater and sliding doors, and whether the kitchen and baths have been redone.
  • Rental records. If you plan to rent, I compare the gross revenue to the owner-use weeks and look at bookings already on the calendar. Ask whether those bookings stay with the unit after closing.
  • Furniture. Most units sell furnished. Get an inventory in the contract so you know what stays.
  • Parking and storage. One assigned space and one guest space can feel tight for a family with two cars. Plan for it.
  • Insurance. Get an HO-6 quote for the exact unit before your inspection period ends.

Out-of-town buyers

Many of my Treasure Island buyers live out of state. I can preview units for you by video, check the view from the balcony, and send you the estoppel, the HOA rules and recent sales of the same plan. You can sign most closing documents electronically or by mail, and the title company can arrange a mobile notary where you live.

Who Treasure Island fits best

  • Families who want two or three bedrooms and real square footage on the Gulf.
  • Buyers who want the quieter east end, close to the state park and Grand Lagoon.
  • Owners with a small dog under 30 pounds.

It's a weaker fit if you want to park a boat trailer at the building, want to walk to Pier Park, or want a small one-bedroom.

Buying at Treasure Island Resort

Decide between two and three bedrooms first, then the floor range and view. Tell me those and I'll send you only the units that match, along with recent sales of the same plan. You can also browse the Treasure Island map search yourself.

Selling a home or condo to buy here? Get a value estimate on it first so we know your budget. Call or text me at 850-596-5844.

Selling your Treasure Island condo

Treasure Island buyers ask about the plan, the floor and view, the quarterly dues, any special assessment, what the unit grossed last year and whether the furniture conveys. Have your dues statement, rental statements and future bookings ready before we list.

Get a value estimate for your Treasure Island condo, and I'll price it against recent sales of the same plan in the building. Call or text 850-596-5844.

Treasure Island Resort questions buyers ask

Where is Treasure Island Resort?

At 5004 Thomas Drive, Panama City Beach, FL 32408, on the Gulf at the east end of the beach. The state registry lists it as 5400 Thomas Drive.

Is Treasure Island inside Panama City Beach city limits?

No. Bay County's GIS boundary puts it in unincorporated Bay County.

How many units are there?

263, per the state condo registry.

How big are the condos?

Two-bedroom units are about 1,370 square feet and three-bedrooms about 1,950, per MLS listings.

Can I bring a dog?

The HOA rules allow one dog under 30 pounds per unit, with a $300 registration. Cats and other pets aren't allowed.

Can I park my boat trailer there?

No. The rules don't allow watercraft or watercraft trailers on the property, or any trailer over 16 feet.

Does Bay County require a rental certificate for my condo?

The county says high-rise condo units are currently exempt from its short-term rental ordinance. You still need a DBPR license and tax registrations.

What are the HOA dues?

In the November 13, 2026 MLS export, two-bedroom listings showed $2,099.05 to $2,575.52 a quarter. Ask for an estoppel letter on the exact unit.

Do the condos have washers and dryers?

Yes. The resort says each condo has its own washer and dryer.

How far is Treasure Island from Pier Park?

About 10 miles, roughly 20 minutes by car.

When was Treasure Island built?

In 2005, per MLS listings. The condominium was recorded with the state on July 5, 2005.

Is Treasure Island right on the beach?

Yes. It's on the Gulf side of Thomas Drive, with the pool deck on the sand and beach service with chairs and umbrellas.

I'm Roger Rietsema with Allison James Estates & Homes, selling on this coast since 2003. Reach me at 850-596-5844 by call or text.

Where these facts come from

Checked November 13, 2026:

  • Florida DBPR condominium registry, project PR69470
  • Bay County GIS municipal boundary layer
  • Bay County Fire Rescue, Short-Term Vacation Rental Inspections page (Ordinance 23-18)
  • Treasure Island Resort amenities page and HOA Rules and Regulations at treasureislandresortrentals.com
  • FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer viewer; FEMA's Flood Map Service Center (msc.fema.gov)
  • Bay County Tax Collector
  • Bay County MLS: active and pending listings export of November 13, 2026, and closings through November 13, 2026
  • Road distances from the OSRM routing service

Rules and fees change, so ask the association for current copies.

Treasure Island Resort beachfront condominium tower with a pool, long sandy beach, and turquoise Gulf water.

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