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Sea Bluff

Sea Bluff is one 19-unit Santa Rosa Beach condominium assembled from three Walton County phase families at 2381 West County Highway 30A. Phase I has seven units, while Phases II and III have six each; every unit carries a one-nineteenth common-element interest. A single assigned project-address row supplies the Atlas point.

2381 W County Highway 30A, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Sea Bluff on the map

The map shows Sea Bluff at 2381 W County Highway 30A, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

The phase arithmetic resolves one condominium

County roots ending 34600, 34610, and 34620 correspond to Sea Bluff Phases I, II, and III. Their residential rows total seven plus six plus six. More importantly, each unit record states a 1/19 interest in the common elements, linking the phase labels to a complete 19-unit ownership structure rather than three unrelated partial projects.

Sea Bluff and Sea Bluffs refer to the same family

The County materials vary between singular, plural, and phase-specific wording. Independent pages for units in Phases II and III use Sea Bluff or Sea Bluffs while placing them at the same West 30A address.

Unit rows are deliberately left unplaced

All 19 unit-address records across the phase responses say no address is assigned. Phase I also supplies one project row at 2381 West County Highway 30A, labeled Sea Bluffs on the Gulf Condos. That single coordinate is sufficient for project orientation, but no unit pin, building shape, entrance, or beach route is inferred from it.

A one-nineteenth interest still requires documents

The common-interest fraction helps reconcile the record family; it does not reveal the present declaration terms, maintenance allocations, reserves, insurance responsibilities, assessments, voting rights, rental restrictions, parking, pets, or beach-use provisions. Those matters must be read in the current condominium package and the title file for the selected unit.

The handoff remains intentionally inactive

Before relying on a unit offering, confirm its phase, unit designation, and legal description, then examine title, declaration amendments, association finances and minutes, structural and insurance information, inspections, permits, disclosures, and recorded access instruments.

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