Location context
Lake Shore Estates on the map
The map shows Lake Shore Estates at North Walton Lakeshore Drive and East Pinewood Lane, Inlet Beach, FL 32461. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.
A 1963 Reference Supports The Plat-Book Identity
The authoritative family is LAKE SHORE EST, 25-3S-18-16040, and its legal text points to plat book 3, page 60. Walton County Commission minutes from April 9, 1963 also refer to Lake Shore Estates as a subdivision. Together the historical and current GIS records separate this place from other Lakeshore names and place the guide on a durable recorded footing.
The Address Service Corrects The Inherited Market Label
Twenty-nine numbered features use North Walton Lakeshore Drive and seven use East Pinewood Lane; all report Inlet Beach 32461. Six further features have no assigned address. The Phase 1 source grouping had used Santa Rosa Beach / 30A, but the 36-address response supplies a more specific current place label, so this guide and its parent route use Inlet Beach.
One Unusual Use Code Deserves Careful Treatment
The 39-row parcel return contains 25 SINGLE FAM, 11 VACANT, two SITE IMPRO, and one VEH SALE/R classification. The final category should not be hidden, but neither should it characterize the subdivision as a whole. Assessment codes can lag physical changes or describe a specific tax use; only the selected parcel's current record, zoning and permits can explain its significance.
A Two-Street Average Supplies Orientation Only
The 36 numbered coordinates yield the map point 30.282927, -86.002018. It is a neutral center between the North Walton Lakeshore Drive and East Pinewood Lane records, not the location of a clubhouse, entrance, shoreline, or individual parcel. The cited public records do not define a reliable legal or functional perimeter, so the map does not show a boundary.
Lake Shore Is A Name, Not A Waterfront Warranty
Neither the subdivision title nor one property's description proves that every lot touches water, has a dock, enjoys access, holds a view, or shares a riparian right. Those are parcel-level questions. A buyer should compare the deed, survey, title exceptions, flood information, shoreline and dock permits, recorded easements, and seller disclosures rather than extend a feature from one North Walton Lakeshore Drive address to the family.
Search Within Inlet Beach, Then Confirm Family 16040
Use the family number, block and lot text, and exact address to test any result. Current condition, association authority, leasing restrictions, insurance terms, maintenance obligations, and access must then be verified from documents specific to that property.
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