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Sand Hill at WaterColor

Sand Hill at WaterColor is a 24-lot recorded subdivision documented in Walton County records and a County final-plat action. Twenty-one lot rows carry assigned addresses; Lots 20 and 23 are unassigned in the reviewed address response. The Atlas uses Lot 1 at 227 Sand Hill Circle as an orientation point, not a boundary.

Sand Hill Circle, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Location context

Sand Hill at WaterColor on the map

The map shows Sand Hill at WaterColor at Sand Hill Circle, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

Final-plat evidence and parcel scope agree

Walton County parcel root 15-3S-19-25426 identifies Sand Hill at WaterColor Lots 1 through 24. A County commission record concerning the final plat independently supports the project's name and plat context. Together they establish the 24 numbered-lot scope without asserting current construction, occupancy, ownership, listing activity, or the legal status of any individual homesite.

The address layer has three exceptions

Twenty-one numbered lots have assigned address rows in the County response. Lots 20 and 23 are expressly unassigned, and the remaining project-family records should not be converted into assumptions about a home's presence or absence. Address administration is useful for identity and orientation, but it is not a development-completion census.

Sand Hill Circle provides the locator

The map symbol uses the official Lot 1 record at 227 Sand Hill Circle. That coordinate places the reader at the project scale inside the broader WaterColor area. It does not identify an entrance, a parcel center, a corner, a route through private property, or the extent of Sand Hill, and no geometry was synthesized from the numbered addresses.

WaterColor context is not a rights statement

The recorded name places Sand Hill within WaterColor, which is helpful geographic context for browsing the Atlas. It does not prove that every parcel shares identical memberships, amenity privileges, assessments, design obligations, rental permissions, parking arrangements, or beach access. Those questions depend on the current recorded instruments and property-specific documents.

How to investigate a Sand Hill property

Before relying on a listing or making an offer, compare its parcel number with the 25426 family and review the plat, deed, title exceptions, survey, disclosures, permits, insurance, applicable WaterColor and sub-association materials, current fees, and any rules affecting occupancy or rentals.

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