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Turquoise Beach

Turquoise Beach is a Santa Rosa Beach subdivision family composed of an original plat and three recorded additions. Four Walton County roots now return 117 property features, but later splits, mergers, partial descriptions, and consolidations prevent that figure from serving as an original-lot total. The Atlas locates the family with First Addition Lot 8 at 27 Turquoise Beach Drive.

Turquoise Beach Drive, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Turquoise Beach on the map

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

Four roots preserve the project chronology

Walton County roots ending 42220, 42230, 42240, and 42250 identify Turquoise Beach, First Addition, Second Addition, and Third Addition. Keeping the roots together reflects the recorded naming history while keeping each addition traceable. Their 117 current rows are a present-day administrative inventory, not a count of the lots created by the original plats.

Current parcel arithmetic cannot reconstruct the plats

Legal descriptions within the four families include split, partial, merged, and consolidated interests. A current feature may therefore represent less than one original lot, several lots, or a later configuration. The Atlas reports the scope problem rather than forcing those rows into a false denominator or treating them as completed homes, occupied addresses, or active inventory.

Lot 8 supplies a precise identity bridge

Parcel 13-2S-21-42230-00E-0080 is described as Lot 8, Block E, First Addition to Turquoise Beach and is assigned 27 Turquoise Beach Drive. Independent property references use the same street and identify a Second Addition parcel nearby. Those checks support the multi-addition identity without generalizing one parcel's facts across the family.

The marker is not the neighborhood's center

The official coordinate for 27 Turquoise Beach Drive is used as the map pin. It belongs to one documented First Addition parcel and should not be mistaken for an entrance, bayou facility, beach route, project centroid, common area, plat corner, or perimeter. No union of the 117 current features is published.

Addition and parcel must be verified together

Property research should begin with the exact root, addition, block, and lot language, then proceed to the plat, deed, title exceptions, survey, permits, disclosures, insurance, any association materials, rental requirements, utilities, and recorded evidence for water or beach access.

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