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Emerald Coast Atlas

Condo · Fort Walton Beach

Summer Place

Summer Place is an Okaloosa County recorded condominium identity at 1111 Santa Rosa Boulevard in Fort Walton Beach. The County subdivision record, two independent property references, and Florida's association filing all use the same project and address. The reviewed evidence did not establish a complete unit roster, and the Atlas leaves that count unstated.

1111 Santa Rosa Boulevard, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548

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Location context

Summer Place on the map

The map shows Summer Place at 1111 Santa Rosa Boulevard, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

A County feature anchors the identity

Okaloosa recorded-subdivision feature okaloosa-subdivision-830 is named Summer Place Condo. That exact government label matches the source seed at 1111 Santa Rosa Boulevard. It supports a standalone guide but does not itself provide a reliable condominium unit count, building footprint, parcel union, ownership roster, occupancy report, or live market status.

Three address checks converge

MapQuest and Homes.com identify Summer Place Condominium at 1111 Santa Rosa Boulevard. Florida corporate records list Summer Place Condominium Owners Association, Inc. with the same principal address. These are independent identity checks; they are not sources for fees, reserves, insurance, amenities, rental permissions, parking, pets, beach rights, or individual-unit condition.

Why the guide avoids a size claim

None of the reviewed public records supplied a complete official unit sequence. Commercial summaries can repeat stale or differently scoped numbers, so the Atlas does not convert them into a denominator. The project count can be added only after it is reconciled to a declaration, a current government parcel family, or another authoritative full roster.

The seed coordinate remains approximate

The visible point was derived from the matched County recorded-subdivision source and retained for neighborhood-scale orientation. It does not mark an entrance, front desk, parcel center, building corner, parking access, beach walkway, emergency route, or legal boundary. No County subdivision polygon is released on the public map.

Stable identity and changing unit facts are separate

A unit-level file should include the legal description, declaration and amendments, title commitment, association financial and insurance materials, minutes, structural records where required, inspection and permit history, disclosures, parking, pets, rentals, and written documentation of access rights.

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