Calypso Pointe

The County header assigns CALYPSO POINTE to family 03-3S-20-34330. Within that family, legal descriptions run through lots 1-34 and identify common areas at plat book 8, page 38-A. Those references define the page more reliably than a neighborhood outline drawn from street appearance. Properties lacking the 34330 lineage need separate support before they are grouped here.

The parcel service returns 32 SINGLE FAM records, two VACANT entries, and three RES COMMON entries. Lot numbering and row classifications answer different questions: one tracks the recorded plan, while the other reflects administrative coding at retrieval time. Neither establishes how many dwellings are occupied, whether a vacant-coded lot remains unimproved, or what rights attach to shared land.

Of 40 address-service features, 23 numbered points use Pointe Circle, eight use Pointe Court, and seven use Pointe Drive. Two features have no assigned address. The 23-8-7 split is useful for recognizing the family and shows why Pointe Circle alone is an incomplete description, even though it contains most of the numbered locations.

The 38 numbered addresses average to 30.351466, -86.239051. That calculated location lets the map represent all three named streets without pinning the guide to a resident's address. No GeoJSON accompanies it because the reviewed material has not established a public-facing perimeter, legal corner, entrance, access path, or survey-grade community center.

A 2024 Walton County Zoning Board document independently uses the Calypso Pointe name, refers to subdivision lots, and notes an approved development order. It corroborates identity and continuing administrative use of the name. A parcel-specific variance file does not set universal setbacks, entitlements, association terms, rental rules, or development rights for all 34 lots; current controlling documents must be read for the chosen property.

The three common entries do not disclose whether they contain recreation, drainage, roads, utilities, or another function. Resolve that through the plat, deeds, title exceptions, governing instruments, and current management records. Confirm family identity before using a current search or drawing any conclusion about a particular home's status.