Coventry Corners

The City of Destin's official subdivision index includes Coventry Corners as a named subdivision and links to its two-page recorded plat. The City does not label this entry Coventry Park Village or Coventry Garden. This guide therefore uses the exact public plat name instead of treating every County record containing Coventry as one neighborhood.

Destin's plat ledger dates Coventry Corners to August 14, 1992 and identifies Plat Book 13, page 24. The ledger classifies it as a subdivision rather than a condominium. Those recording fields establish the official plat reference; they do not establish current ownership, improvements, occupancy, condition, private obligations, or market availability.

The City's project-number ledger lists Coventry Corners under planning file 92-06-SP and development-order reference DO-92-06. The project entry points to Lola Circle. These planning identifiers help reconcile the City record to the County series, but they are not a current permit, certificate of occupancy, zoning determination, or approval for later work.

Destin's project-by-address ledger also places Coventry Corners at Lola Circle. The County's exact parcel response uses the same street label across the current subdivision series. The page reports Lola Circle as a location cue without deciding roadway ownership, public acceptance, maintenance responsibility, driveway access, emergency access, parking, or any private easement.

Okaloosa County's public subdivision layer identifies SUB_ID 1744 as Coventry Corners. Its recorded subdivision reference is 00-2S-22-057A-0000-0000, making 057A the exact series used for the parcel reconciliation. The page uses that identifier only to reconcile the public records and does not present the County polygon as a survey or title boundary.

Broader County name records distinguish four records: Coventry Corners, Coventry Garden, Coventry Park Village Phase I, and Coventry Park Village Phase II. The latter three have different subdivision IDs and keys. They contribute no lots, acreage fields, map geometry, or community claims to this guide.

The public parcel query for subdivision 057A returns 41 entries and 41 unique County object identifiers. Raw rows and database identifiers are administrative reconciliation measures. They are not represented as a count of homes, structures, households, residents, occupied properties, rentable units, active listings, or separately marketable interests.

All 41 current parcel suffixes in the response are unique, so no duplicate row requires removal at this checkpoint. That one-to-one database pattern supports the exact-scope check, but it does not prove that every row contains a dwelling, has an assigned postal address, is independently buildable, or can be conveyed without other title interests.

The current legal-description strings form a complete Lot 1 through Lot 41 sequence under Coventry Corners. The sequence is reported as an administrative finding only. It is not a historic development timeline, construction count, site-plan approval, current improvement inventory, occupancy census, rental census, or guarantee that no later legal instruments affect a selected parcel.

All 41 entries carry the Property Appraiser use description SINGLE FAMILY. That assessment label does not prove that a residence exists, establish lawful use, authorize construction, certify occupancy, decide zoning, confirm utilities, determine insurability, permit short-term rentals, or establish the condition or marketability of an individual property.

The GIS-calculated acre fields range from 0.07806011 to 0.14433307, while every legal-acre field in the same response is zero. The guide does not total, average, round into lot-size promises, or substitute either administrative field for the recorded plat, a boundary survey, a deed, title work, or parcel-specific dimensional review.

The repeated zero in the legal-acre column is a database value, not a finding that the lots have no area. The positive GIS-calculated values do not cure the legal field or become certified measurements. This difference is preserved because collapsing it into one acreage statement would manufacture certainty that the official source does not provide.

The City supplies the Coventry Corners name, 1992 plat reference, planning file, and Lola Circle cue. The County supplies exact subdivision 1744, series 057A, and the current 41-row legal sequence. Together they support a focused public guide without relying on brokerage descriptions for plat scope, counts, amenities, association terms, or property rights.

No complete current declaration, bylaws, amendments, assessment schedule, budget, insurance package, architectural rules, rental policy, enforcement history, or transfer package is included in the official evidence set. The page therefore makes no claim about mandatory membership, fees, reserves, maintenance, common property, approvals, leasing, pets, parking, or use restrictions.

DBPR's North Florida condominium extract contains one Coventry-named project: Coventry at Oakleaf Plantation Condo in Clay County. It is not Coventry Corners in Destin. The exact Coventry Corners name is absent, so this page remains a subdivision guide rather than importing a remote condominium identity.

A fresh case-insensitive check of DBPR's approved-timeshare project extract returns no Coventry match. That negative classification check prevents an unsupported timeshare label, but it does not decide the ownership form, private obligations, rental eligibility, lawful use, or title condition of any individual Coventry Corners parcel.

Destin's 2026 short-term-rental guide starts with a zoning eligibility check and describes public registration steps. Those citywide instructions do not establish that a selected Coventry Corners parcel is eligible, registered, grandfathered, compliant, permitted by private instruments, or supported by a particular occupancy, parking, safety, tax, or business-license record.

The City's flood-information and elevation-certificate pages direct users to property-level resources and warn that not every property has a certificate on file. This guide assigns no flood zone, base elevation, drainage condition, loss history, insurance requirement, mitigation status, or certificate result to Coventry Corners as a whole or to a selected lot.

Destin's zoning and Building Division resources are the proper current starting points for land-use and permit questions. The 1992 plat and parcel assessment descriptions do not replace them. Buyers should verify current zoning, permitted work, code history, utilities, setbacks, lot coverage, access, and any proposed change directly for the property under review.

The published outline uses only Okaloosa County subdivision 1744 and preserves both geometry components and all 588 returned vertices. The representative marker falls inside that complete footprint, which aligns with the City's Lola Circle location cue. This orientation layer does not replace a survey, title record, legal description, access analysis, flood review, permit research, or parcel-specific professional work.