Island Princess

Okaloosa header 31349 identifies ISLAND PRINCESS CONDO and expressly states 138 units. The live family returns 137 residential condominium rows and one commercial-condo row, plus the header. Adding the two non-header use classes reconciles the stated 138 without calling all 138 residential homes. The commercial classification does not establish a store, service, tenant, public access, amenity, or operating business; it is simply part of the recorded project structure.

The residential records span labels in the 100 through 719 ranges. Floors 200 through 719 each contribute 20 records, while the first-floor sequence has three absent labels. That structure helps verify the family and explain the 137 residential total. It is not a floor plan, occupancy report, view inventory, listing roster, or evidence that similarly numbered units share size, layout, furnishings, condition, parking, rental treatment, or market value.

Every current non-header County record carries 1999 in its building-year fields, so condoFacts reports 1999 with unusually broad row-level support. The figure still should not be stretched into a construction schedule, certificate date, renovation history, roof or window age, code statement, storm assessment, or inspection conclusion. Current condition and capital work remain unit- and association-document questions, not deductions from a repeated database year.

Some legal descriptions mention parking spaces in connection with individual records. The Atlas does not aggregate those references into a universal allocation or promise that every residence has the same parking interest. A selected unit's deed, declaration, amendments, plats, assignment instruments, estoppel, and current association records must establish whether a space is limited common property, separately conveyed, reassigned, or otherwise governed. Marketing language cannot fill that documentary gap.

The public point is the rounded centroid calculated from the recorded subdivision polygon and aligns with the 520 Santa Rosa Boulevard orientation address. The source polygon itself is not published. The marker cannot identify a unit, lobby, entrance, parking stall, building perimeter, parcel, beach route, shoreline, or access right. Survey, title, recorded easements, site inspection, and current association information are needed whenever the physical layout affects a decision.

A Florida Division of Corporations document supports the Island Princess Owners Association name and address trail, but it is not adopted as the current rulebook, budget, insurance package, fee schedule, rental policy, pet policy, or amenity grant. The broad Fort Walton Beach search remains disabled as well. For one of the 137 residential records, verify an exact listing alongside the latest governing package, estoppel, title, inspection, reserves, coverage, parking evidence, and access terms.