Crystal Villas II

Okaloosa County explicitly labels the 061B legal family Crystal Villas Phase II. Its unit identifiers use B prefixes, while 061A uses A prefixes. That alignment between family suffix, phase name, and unit label establishes a second building-level record rather than an unsupported duplicate page.

The parcel response contains 15 detailed Phase II records after its header. All are classified as condominiums and carry the same 1984 field. The count documents the current County return; it does not show occupancy, listings, association votes, rentals, furnishings, renovations, or condition.

Seventeen address features appear for 061B. Fifteen are B-labeled unit addresses, one is the building's base address, and one is marked office. The office and base are useful project context but cannot be counted as Phase II residences or weighted in the tower point.

Both Crystal Villas families use 2850 Scenic Highway 98. A street address without A or B therefore fails to identify the component. A prospective buyer should compare the unit prefix, parcel family, title commitment, and contract rather than infer the phase from a map marker or project-wide page.

The fifteen B-unit geometries average to 30.382393, -86.428702, producing a distinct point from the A-family mean. The separation is an orientation aid only. It does not describe the structure, office, unit, stair, parking, shoreline, beach route, common element, parcel, or surveyed boundary.

Public sources market Crystal Villas as one destination. That parent framing helps consumers recognize the property, but cannot establish Phase II-specific association treatment, access, amenities, parking, rental policy, pets, insurance, repair history, or unit rights. Current legal and operational documents remain controlling.

Confirm 061B and the B unit, then review declaration phases, amendments, budgets, reserves, assessments, insurance, structural and repair records, permits, common facilities, parking, access, use restrictions, disclosures, title, survey, inspection, and contract language.