Dolphin Estates

The City of Destin lists Dolphin Estates as a subdivision recorded April 24, 1987 in Plat Book 10, Page 65. The County subdivision layer identifies DOLPHIN EST under root 00-2S-22-015A. The shortened County label is the legal-record form associated with the City-listed subdivision; it is not a separate project, phase, or alternative market area.

The exact County parcel-root response contains 22 unique parcel references. Each legal record uses the DOLPHIN EST label and a sequential Unit 1 through Unit 22 identifier. That is a record-set description, not a claim about the number of homes, occupied properties, owners, rentals, listings, or available sites.

The County public-safety address service returns 22 assigned addresses matching the same parcel-key set, all on Dolphin Estates Court in Destin. This reconciliation supports the project's street context. It does not establish a gate, entrance, road-maintenance responsibility, parking arrangement, private access right, utility condition, or delivery route.

The parcel response currently uses the assessment description SINGLE FAMILY for every record and shows actual-year fields spanning 1987 through 1994. Assessment classifications and year fields do not certify construction status, occupancy, renovation, condition, lawful use, zoning, rental eligibility, or suitability for a selected transaction. Verify those questions against current address-specific documents.

The map point is the rounded arithmetic mean of the 22 County address points associated with the exact project root. It is useful for community-scale orientation only. It is not a boundary, parcel outline, entrance, home, beach route, parking location, survey result, or title conclusion.

Before relying on a particular property, obtain the current plat, deed, title work, surveys, disclosures, permits, association documents if applicable, insurance materials, and current City rental and zoning guidance.

The reviewed public records do not safely establish an association's current authority, fees, reserves, insurance, rules, pets, parking, amenities, rentals, beach rights, flood conditions, utilities, maintenance obligations, or property availability. Those are property- and document-specific questions that require current verification.