Beach Retreat

Beach Retreat is a distinct 44-unit condominium at 2746 Scenic Gulf Drive in Miramar Beach. Walton County's current record response supplies one Beach Retreat condominium header and 44 individual condominium-use records. Independent public project pages use the same name and address. That combination supports one building-level guide; it does not turn marketing claims or historic unit details into project-wide promises.

The County records show 45 County entries: one recorded Beach Retreat condominium header and 44 records use-coded Condominium. The 44 record pattern supports the project count directly. It is not treated as current availability, a count of homes for sale, a proxy for occupancy, or proof that every legal interest has the same plan or condition.

Public project sources independently place Beach Retreat at 2746 Scenic Gulf Drive in Miramar Beach. Individual public listings and rental pages are useful corroboration of project identity, but they do not establish an address format, plan, furnishing, view, price, access, rule, or right for every unit. Any transaction must match its selected residence to its current legal description and title materials.

It is point-only and does not state a parcel, footprint, entrance, road crossing, shoreline, beach route, boundary, survey position, flood result, or private entitlement. No private geometry is published.

Confirm current association authority, declarations, rules, rentals, pets, parking, access, insurance, assessments, condition, availability, and title from current project- and unit-specific documents.

The exact Walton response separates one project header from forty-four condominium-use interests, giving Beach Retreat an unusually clear legal-family scale. That count does not describe occupancy, current sale or rental status, interior plans, renovations, financing, or the condition of any unit. The address pages independently connect the name to 2746 Scenic Gulf Drive, but their photos and descriptions remain unit- or marketing-specific. For a transaction, reconcile the unit number to the County family and then review the declaration chain, association estoppel, budget, insurance, structural information, parking documentation, rental and pet rules, survey or site materials, permits, inspections, disclosures, and title evidence.