Carson Oaks

Root 24-2S-21-42720 follows the original 65-position Carson Oaks sequence. Adjacent roots ending 42721 and 42722 add 13 numbered First Addition lots and two numbered Second Addition lots. The arithmetic creates an 80-position recorded scope without assuming that every position contains a completed residence, separate owner, assigned address, or current market opportunity.

Current parcel 0230 uses a metes-and-bounds description instead of explicitly saying Lot 23. Its location within the uninterrupted original-root sequence and its Carson Oaks Lane address support retaining it as the twenty-third position. The guide documents that evidence rather than silently treating the wording difference as a missing lot or a new entity.

The original family includes separate records for streets, common areas, limited common areas, and bayou access. Those features matter to project history but are not homesites, so none increases the 80-position total. Their labels also do not establish present beneficiaries, maintenance obligations, association power, or usable water access.

Walton County assigns 476 Carson Oaks Lane to original-family Lot 1, and that address supplies the map symbol. The pin does not locate a subdivision gate, bayou route, common facility, road centerline, parcel centroid, survey corner, or complete boundary. No geometry is inferred from the three roots.

A parcel review should verify whether it lies in the original plat or an addition and then examine title, plat, survey, covenants and amendments, association financials, insurance, permits, disclosures, rentals, utilities, and recorded support for any bayou or beach-use claim.