Audubon Point

Walton County parcel root 35-2S-19-24150 runs consecutively from Audubon Point Lot 1 through Lot 66. The same return includes administrative entries for streets, common areas, and limited common areas, so those feature rows were separated before counting homesites. The resulting total describes the recorded plat family; it does not measure completed houses, occupied residences, active listings, or buildable inventory.

The County address layer does not assign a street address to every row in the parcel family. Lot 1 is returned at 19 Montclair Avenue, and that official coordinate is the point shown by the Atlas. A public property record for the same address also uses the Audubon Point name, giving an independent identity check without turning one lot into a proxy for every parcel.

A Florida association directory lists Audubon Point Homeowner's Association in Santa Rosa Beach. That source helps confirm that the project name is not merely a spelling variant in the tax layer. It does not supply a current declaration, budget, reserve study, insurance package, fee schedule, architectural rules, or enforcement history; anyone evaluating a particular home should request the controlling materials directly.

The single symbol is a neighborhood locator derived from Lot 1's assigned County address. It should not be read as a gate, driveway, subdivision entrance, parcel centroid, survey monument, access route, or perimeter. No polygon is published because the reviewed evidence did not support a release-ready union of the subdivision parcels and common features.

For a specific property, verify the recorded plat, deed and title exceptions, survey, permits, disclosures, utilities, insurance terms, association documents, rental restrictions, and current local requirements rather than inferring them from this project overview.