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Enclave at Inlet Beach

Enclave at Inlet Beach is an 18-lot recorded project whose Walton County family also contains one common-area parcel. Current assessment labels divide the numbered lots between eight townhouse rows and ten vacant-land rows. Only one address entry-32 East Park Place Avenue-is assigned, and its County coordinate is the Atlas locator.

32 E Park Place Avenue, Inlet Beach, FL 32461

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Enclave at Inlet Beach on the map

The map shows Enclave at Inlet Beach at 32 E Park Place Avenue, Inlet Beach, FL 32461. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

The plat family has 18 numbered lots

Walton County root 36-3S-18-16320 lists Enclave at Inlet Beach Lots 1 through 18 in Plat Book 18, Page 34, followed by a separate residential-common record. The common parcel is excluded from the homesite count. The resulting 18-lot scope is about record identity, not a claim that 18 dwellings are complete, occupied, marketable, or available.

Tax-use labels show an administrative snapshot

Eight numbered rows currently carry townhouse categories and ten carry vacant-lot categories. Such classifications may lag physical or permitting changes and cannot establish construction progress, condition, utilities, insurability, ownership, or offering status. They are presented only because they explain why apparently different property types still belong to one exact project family.

One of 19 address rows is assigned

The County address layer returns 19 project-family entries. The row at 32 East Park Place Avenue includes the place name ENCLAVE @ INLET BEACH; the other 18 are explicitly unassigned. The assigned row provides both a strong identity bridge and the released coordinate, while the absent unit positions remain absent rather than being estimated.

Corporate identity does not answer lot questions

The Enclave at Inlet Beach Owners Association, Inc. is active in Florida's corporate registry. That confirms a closely matching association identity but not which parcels are bound, which obligations are current, what fees or reserves exist, or whether rentals, pets, parking, design changes, and shared areas are governed in a particular way.

Use the map and search conservatively

The point at 32 East Park Place Avenue is neither an entrance nor a legal project boundary, and the Atlas publishes no inferred polygon. Property diligence should include the plat, deed, title commitment, survey, permits, disclosures, association declaration and amendments, financial package, insurance, and written support for access or amenity statements.

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