Location context
Bay Bridge Landing on the map
The map shows Bay Bridge Landing in its surrounding coastal context. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.
Overview
Bay Bridge Landing occupies a bayside pocket of Miramar Beach north of U.S. 98. Walton County records identify two phases and 71 numbered lots. The subdivision addresses fall on Bayshore Drive, Chase Run, Bay Walk Court, Alex Court, and Darrow Drive.
Two Recorded Phases
The first phase uses county subdivision series 29-2S-21-42940 and is identified in the county header record as Plat Book 8, page 40. The second uses series 29-2S-21-42941 and is identified as Plat Book 8, page 55. County parcel records run from Lots 1 through 49 in the first series and Lots 50 through 71 in the second. Walton County Commission minutes record final-plat approval for the first phase in April 1990 and conditional final-plat approval for Phase 2 in January 1991.
Reading The Street Pattern
The county address layer returns 70 assigned addresses across the two subdivision series. Chase Run accounts for 25 of those records. Alex Court and Bay Walk Court each account for 14, Bayshore Drive accounts for nine, and Darrow Drive accounts for eight. These are address-record counts, not a current home or occupancy count, but they show how the recorded subdivision name maps to its five-street footprint.
What The Parcel Records Show
The county reference layer classifies records in the two subdivision series as single-family or vacant. Those labels describe the county data at the time of the query; they do not establish a current occupied-home count or the condition of any individual property. The durable facts are the two recorded series, the 71 numbered lots, and their address pattern.
Check The Phase Before Comparing Properties
The parcel number is the quickest way to separate the phases. A number beginning 29-2S-21-42940 belongs to the first series, while 29-2S-21-42941 identifies Phase 2. That distinction helps a reader match an address to the correct plat reference before reviewing a survey, title materials, or property-specific records.
Details That Require Current Documents
The county sources used for this guide do not establish current association rules, assessments, amenity rights, rental terms, parking rules, beach rights, or access rights for an individual lot. Those details require the current documents and records tied to the property being considered. The map marker is for orientation and should not be read as a surveyed subdivision boundary.
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