Crystal Villas I

Family 00-2S-22-061A contains the first Crystal Villas condominium records, and its address set uses A-prefixed unit labels. Phase II is separately keyed 061B with B-prefixed labels. That two-part pattern is sufficient for building-level comparison despite a common street address.

Matching 061A parcel records show one header and 12 condominium entries. County addressing independently returns A1 through A12. The agreement helps confirm completeness of the current public family, but it does not state that every unit exists unchanged, is occupied, insured, rentable, available, or governed identically.

Each A-family condominium record carries 1984 in the assessment year field. The same year appears on the B-family records, supporting a shared project era. The field cannot answer when a unit was renovated, whether work was permitted, or how building systems, structure, and insurance perform today.

Both Crystal Villas components use 2850 Scenic Highway 98. The address alone therefore cannot distinguish A from B. A shopper should use the unit prefix and County family together, especially when a listing headline shortens the identity to Crystal Villas without a phase.

Ocean Reef and Browse Destin present Crystal Villas as a single consumer project. Their shared-project framing is useful for orientation, but it does not override the recorded split or establish that every A-unit receives the same view, access, furnishings, parking, rental treatment, or maintenance history.

Averaging the twelve A-address geometries produces 30.382397, -86.429021. The marker separates the A and B clusters at a useful map scale. It is not an architectural outline, unit door, stair, parking position, beach route, common element, parcel edge, title description, or survey.

No exact A-only property-search filter is published. For a transaction, verify 061A and the A suffix in the legal description, then review declarations, amendments, budgets, reserves, assessments, insurance, structural information, permits, common facilities, access, parking, rentals, pets, disclosures, inspections, title, survey, and contract language.