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Peacock's Point

Peacock's Point is a six-lot residential subdivision on Peacock's Point Drive in Destin, supported by City plat records and current Okaloosa County parcel records.

Peacock's Point Drive, Destin, FL 32541

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Peacock's Point on the map

The map shows Peacock's Point at Peacock's Point Drive, Destin, FL 32541. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

Overview

Peacock's Point is a compact six-lot residential subdivision on Peacock's Point Drive in Destin. The City of Destin lists Peacock's Point and Peacock's Point Replat among its subdivision plats, and current Okaloosa County records identify six single-family lots and two residential-common-area records under Peacock's Point Replat. This is a project guide, not a substitute for diligence on an individual home.

Six Current Single-Family Lots

The current County family contains six records classified as single family and two records classified as residential common area. That identifies the current project pattern; it does not establish inventory, occupancy, ownership, sale, rental, or association-rights conclusions.

City Plat Context

Destin's public plat registry lists an original Peacock's Point record and a later Peacock's Point Replat record. Those entries corroborate the subdivision identity and recorded context, but they do not define a current boundary, building age, access right, or entitlement conclusion.

Peacock's Point Drive Context

Public records for 901 and 907 Peacock's Point Drive connect the street to the subdivision and provide property-level checks on the name. The addresses should not be generalized into arrival or parking instructions for all six homes. Visitors and deliveries need the selected residence's current address, while access rights must be read from its recorded documents.

Point-Only Orientation

The atlas centers Peacock's Point from the Okaloosa County geometries for the six single-family lots and two residential common-area records. That collective marker locates the project in Destin but does not trace either the private lots or common land. The original plat, replat, and a current survey carry the relevant dimensions and easements.

Home-Level Records Still Matter

For one of the six residences, determine whether the original Peacock's Point plat or the later replat governs the legal description. Then compare the deed, title commitment, survey, permits, disclosures, inspection, and any association records. Those documents clarify the home's relationship to the two common-area parcels as well as maintenance, insurance, drainage, utilities, parking, and recorded restrictions.

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