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Condo · Santa Rosa Beach

One Seagrove Place

One Seagrove Place is a 129-record condominium family at 4100 East County Highway 30A in Santa Rosa Beach. Walton County legal descriptions consistently identify the project and common-element interests. Of 131 address rows, one carries the project street address and 130 are unassigned; that single official coordinate anchors the Atlas entry.

4100 E County Highway 30A, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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One Seagrove Place on the map

The map shows One Seagrove Place at 4100 E County Highway 30A, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

One hundred twenty-nine condominium records

Root 24-3S-19-25300 contains 129 current rows whose legal descriptions name One Seagrove Place and refer to undivided common-element interests. This establishes the size of the County administrative family. It does not indicate how many residences are occupied, renovated, rented, listed, insurable, or suitable for a particular purchaser.

The address response contains two extra rows

Walton County returns 131 records in the exact address query. One is assigned 4100 East County Highway 30A, while 130 explicitly state that no address is assigned. Because address and parcel systems serve different administrative purposes, the two-row difference is reported and is not converted into additional condominium units.

Association and County addresses coincide

Florida's active filing for One Seagrove Place Owner's Association, Inc. uses the same 4100 East County Highway 30-A principal address. This closes the identity loop among legal descriptions, the address layer, and the corporate name. It supplies no current answer about assessments, reserves, insurance, repairs, rules, rentals, or owner obligations.

One official pin is sufficient for orientation

The sole assigned County address coordinate is displayed at project scale. It does not show a lobby, driveway, unit, parcel center, tower footprint, parking area, beach walkway, emergency access, or condominium boundary. The 130 unassigned rows remain unplaced rather than being spread around the property.

A Residence Requires Current Project And Unit Records

The county family and association filing establish the building's identity, not the present terms of a particular residence. Before evaluating a unit, compare its legal description with the deed and title commitment, then review the declaration and amendments, association financial and insurance package, meeting minutes, structural records, permits, seller disclosures, and inspection findings. Current written rules should answer questions about rentals, pets, parking, common facilities, maintenance responsibilities, assessments, and any beach-related rights.

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