125 Crystal Beach Drive

125 Crystal Beach Drive is not treated as a synonym for the broader Crystal Beach neighborhood. The City of Destin's official subdivision-plat index lists it by that exact name, while the City's transportation material also links the same address to Crystal Beach Townhomes. That combination supports a distinct project guide rather than a duplicate area page.

Okaloosa County's parcel service identifies the exact family as ONE TWENTY FIVE CRYSTAL BEACH / DRIVE S/D under key 00-2S-22-5401. The spelled-out legal label, the City plat title, and the marketed address-style name point to the same townhome project without needing to absorb it into the surrounding Crystal Beach guide.

The exact County response currently returns 42 unique parcel references. Forty-one are classified by the assessor as SFR/TOWNHOUSE and carry numbered legal descriptions from Unit 101 through Unit 141. One additional key is separately classified as residential common area. The guide reports the administrative distinction instead of presenting every row as a currently occupied or available home.

The County's remaining key is described as common areas and access ways. It is not counted as a residence or used to make claims about an amenity, road ownership, parking, maintenance responsibility, easements, or private rights. Those questions require current recorded documents and property-specific review.

A numbered legal description is valuable for identifying the exact project scope, but it is not a listing count. The County data does not tell the Atlas whether a unit is occupied, for sale, rented, owner-used, vacant, renovated, insured, or available for a particular buyer's intended use.

The City transportation report includes the project under its 2014 site-plan reference, a 2015 amendment, and a 2016 Crystal Beach Townhomes amendment. Those entries corroborate the project's planning identity. They are not treated here as a certificate of occupancy, construction completion date, permit-closeout result, or current code-compliance finding.

The developer describes 3- and 4-bedroom configurations with stated sizes ranging from 1,550 to 1,865 square feet. A separate broker guide describes two named floorplans. These pages are useful context for the original project offering, not evidence that a selected unit still has the same configuration, square footage, finishes, upgrades, measurements, or condition.

The developer identifies a resort-style pool, private park area, and fenced pet park. Those features are included as published project context only. Availability, operating condition, access credentials, guest rules, maintenance, closure history, pet restrictions, and responsibility should be confirmed with current ownership or management materials.

The developer's project page mentions one- and two-car garages and balconies. A buyer should not assume that a particular townhome has the same garage layout, parking allocation, storage, balcony condition, exterior responsibility, or permitted use. Listing records, inspections, deeds, and association documents are the appropriate sources for those details.

Project materials place 125 Crystal Beach Drive within Destin's Crystal Beach area and describe its relationship to the nearby Destin Commons and shoreline. The surrounding-area guide remains useful for neighborhood context, but it does not replace this project's separate legal and physical scope. No beach-right, walk-time, view, access, or traffic claim is made here.

The Atlas point is the arithmetic mean of 41 current County residential address points tied to the exact parcel family. It helps orient the project on the map but is not an entrance, site center, mailing point, surveyed corner, parcel centroid, legal boundary, access finding, or title conclusion. No polygon is published.

The broader Crystal Beach map geometry covers a different scope and is therefore not reused for this guide. Reusing it would visually imply that the project occupies the entire surrounding neighborhood. The record stays point-only until a project-specific boundary can be independently supported and reviewed under the Atlas spatial policy.

This guide does not assign short-term rental rights, minimum stays, pet rules, assessments, reserves, insurance, maintenance duties, association authority, architectural controls, parking rights, gates, or beach privileges. Those matters can change and may vary by property. Review current recorded instruments, association materials, seller disclosures, and an address-specific estoppel.

Before relying on the project context, verify the selected townhome's legal description, title, survey, permits, zoning and flood information, utilities, insurance allocation, condition, repair history, and any community rules. The City and County sources in this guide offer a factual starting point; they are not a substitute for property-specific investigation.