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Pines of Blue Mountain

Pines of Blue Mountain is a distinct residential project in the Blue Mountain Beach side of 30A, supported by current project evidence and a reviewed point-only location record.

79 W Blue Coral Drive, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Location context

Pines of Blue Mountain on the map

The map shows Pines of Blue Mountain at 79 W Blue Coral Drive, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

A Blue Mountain Beach project

Pines of Blue Mountain is a named residential project in the Blue Mountain Beach portion of the 30A corridor. Independent property references place the project in that setting, and Walton County data returns 55 parcel geometries with Pines of Blue Mountain in their legal descriptions. The agreement between public references and county records supports a distinct project identity rather than a broad area label.

What 55 legal descriptions contribute

Repeated use of the full name across 55 legal descriptions is the strongest evidence presented here. It ties the identity to recorded parcel data and helps distinguish Pines of Blue Mountain from the larger Blue Mountain Beach community. The count describes matches returned by the county service; it is not a statement about homes offered, occupied, completed, or available.

Blue Coral Drive context

The 79 W Blue Coral Drive reference offers a recognizable address within the project context. It does not mean every property is reached from that address, uses the same parking, or carries identical access provisions. Anyone traveling to a residence should use its exact street address and current directions rather than the project's regional map marker.

How the point was placed

The atlas point represents the average of vertices from the 55 matching county geometries. This gives a stable visual anchor without implying that the project has been traced as one legal perimeter. Lot lines, easements, flood information, shoreline relationships, and title interests require the selected parcel's survey and recorded documents.

Property-level follow-through

Before relying on a feature or restriction, identify the home's correct parcel and compare the current declaration, association rules, disclosures, permits, inspection findings, insurance information, and seller materials. That review is where questions about maintenance, assessments, rentals, pets, parking, amenities, and access should be resolved. Project pages are useful for identity and context, but they cannot establish those terms for every home.

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