Country Club Estates

Country Club Estates requires two County keys, not one loose name match. Family 02-3S-20-34044 is labeled Country Club Estates First Addition; family 03-3S-20-34320 carries the subdivision name, and Walton County Commission minutes from October 25, 1988 call it Country Club Estates II. This guide preserves that base-and-addition structure without drawing an invented shape around the intervening area.

The first-addition address response has 17 numbered Country Club Drive features and five unassigned records. Its parcel response contains 20 entries: six MOBILE HOM, five SINGLE FAM, four VACANT, two MULTI-FAMI, two SITE IMPRO, and one WAREHOUSE. The mix is a reason to verify a selected address carefully; it is not a current census of buildings, residents, or lawful uses.

The 34320 family contributes one address on Bunker Place Drive and one on Schoon's Way, along with three unassigned features. Its parcel ledger contains one SINGLE FAM and four VACANT rows. Folding those five records silently into the larger Country Club Drive response would erase the County's II distinction, so the page states both families and both small-street anchors explicitly.

All 19 numbered coordinates produce the displayed average of 30.353811, -86.229250. Because 17 inputs come from the first addition, the point naturally sits closer to Country Club Drive than to the two second-family addresses. It remains a discovery aid only; readers should not treat it as a shared entrance, a midpoint between legal tracts, or evidence that one continuous boundary surrounds both families.

A neighborhood label and nearby golf context cannot establish membership, playing privileges, cart access, views, dues, reciprocal arrangements, or maintenance obligations. Those rights would require current property and operator documentation. The same address-specific approach applies to association authority, roads, leasing, parking, improvements, and insurance because the first-addition response itself contains six different assessment categories.

For Country Club Drive, test the 34044 lineage; for Bunker Place Drive or Schoon's Way, test 34320 and the Country Club Estates II history. Then review current legal description, title, survey, zoning and permits, seller disclosures, governing papers, and physical condition for the individual property.