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Condo · Fort Walton Beach

Sea Dunes

Sea Dunes is the 24-residence condominium at 663 Nautilus Court on Okaloosa Island. Records for four separate units corroborate the building and its scale; the Atlas uses the Unit 503 coordinate only to distinguish it from a Walton County community and the neighboring Nautilus condominium.

663 Nautilus Court, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548

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Location context

Sea Dunes on the map

The map shows Sea Dunes at 663 Nautilus Court, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

Four unit records support one Nautilus Court project

Public legal references for Units 201, 202, 503, and 603 all identify Sea Dunes Condo at 663 Nautilus Court. That repeated address-and-name pairing supplies a stronger identity than a single listing page. It also prevents the nearby Nautilus condominium at 660 Nautilus Court from being folded into this guide.

Twenty-four is corroborated building scope

Multiple unit records report a 24-unit project. The Atlas uses that figure only to describe the documented condominium scale. It is not interpreted as current occupancy, rental participation, association voting interests, uniform configuration, active listings, or residences presently available, and it does not replace the declaration's unit schedule.

The Walton County Sea Dunes name stays separate

A different Sea Dunes community is documented in Walton County. This Fort Walton Beach condominium has its own Okaloosa Island address and unit records. Neither community facts nor map geometry, restrictions, amenities, listing routes, or access representations may cross between the two entities merely because they share a coastal name.

Unit 503 anchors orientation, not a footprint

The published point at 30.396881, -86.617725 is taken from a public Unit 503 record. It is not a claimed doorway, unit position, building center, parcel line, parking location, beach path, access route, or survey result. Readers should rely on site documents and current directions rather than the marker for arrival.

Condominium review extends beyond public unit pages

A residence review should reconcile its legal unit and title with the declaration and amendments, then obtain current association finances, reserves, insurance, assessments, inspections, engineering or milestone material where applicable, parking instruments, rental and pet rules, permits, disclosures, flood context, access rights, and condition.

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