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Condo · Santa Rosa Beach

Beachfront II

Beachfront II is a 32-unit Walton County condominium family at 145 Beachfront Trail in Santa Rosa Beach. The exact parcel response also includes one header record. Only one of 34 address-layer rows is assigned to the street address; the remaining 33 are explicitly unassigned, so the Atlas uses that single documented point without inventing unit positions.

145 Beachfront Trail, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Beachfront II on the map

The map shows Beachfront II at 145 Beachfront Trail, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

The assessment family separates units from metadata

Root 19-3S-18-16101 contains 32 Beachfront II condominium-unit records and a separate header. Removing the header from the residential count leaves 32. This figure describes the County's present administrative family and should not be read as a tally of occupied homes, active rentals, current listings, completed renovations, or units meeting any buyer's requirements.

Thirty-three rows lack assigned addresses

The public-address records show 34 entries connected to the family. One carries 145 Beachfront Trail; 33 state NO ADDRESS ASSIGNED. Rather than distributing those records around the site or borrowing coordinates from commercial maps, the Atlas retains the explicit limitation and uses only the assigned project address for location.

The association record closes the identity loop

Beachfront II Owners' Association, Inc. appears as active in Florida corporate records with 145 Beachfront Trail as its principal address. The agreement among parcel name, street address, and corporate filing supports a unique guide. The filing does not disclose governance powers, finances, reserve condition, master insurance, owner obligations, or current use rules.

What the Beachfront Trail marker can show

The Atlas point comes directly from the sole assigned County address row. It locates the project at street scale but cannot mark a building entrance, unit, lot line, emergency access, parking area, beach path, structure corner, or parcel center. No perimeter has been released because no reviewed source supplied suitable condominium geometry.

A fresh unit file is indispensable

For a candidate unit, examine the declaration and amendments, association financials and minutes, insurance and structural information, title commitment, inspection and permit history, disclosures, rental and pet limits, parking allocation, and recorded evidence for any access claim. Stable identity evidence cannot substitute for that current file.

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