Cross Creek Club Condo

Walton header 532882 names CROSS CREEK CLUB CONDO and cites Declaration Book 497 page 115. Its address-family response is unusually explicit: A-1 through A-8, B-1 through B-8, C-1 through C-8, and D-1 through D-8. Those four groups reconcile to 32 residential labels. The remaining no-address administrative row is not counted as a residence or converted into inventory, occupancy, ownership, or availability.

A Walton County technical review concerning the abutting property describes Cross Creek Club Condo as 32 units in four two-story buildings, approximately eight residences per building. That planning statement corroborates the letter-and-number pattern without becoming a source for current building condition, code status, access, parking, facilities, insurance, or association operations. The Atlas uses it as a cross-check, not as a substitute for property documents or an inspection.

The adjacent CROSS CREEK CLUB WEST PHASE 1 has County header 532883, family 30-2S-21-42801, an eight-unit address response, and a separate association listing. Some address records reuse the Cross Creek Club Condos place name, but that shared label cannot erase the separate legal families. West-phase units, rules, site features, expenses, and any listing results must remain outside the 32-unit scope documented here.

The 32 lettered unit records use 64 Cross Creek Road. This common street reference is strong orientation evidence and helps join the header to the current address service. It is not published as a universal deed address, association office, visitor entrance, driveway instruction, delivery route, or parking assignment. Neither the street label nor the planning report establishes permission to cross adjoining land or use another phase's property.

Latitude 30.379582 and longitude -86.381388 are the rounded centroid of the exact Cross Creek Club header. The old discovery seed is retained only as history. No polygon, four-building outline, A-through-D placement, parcel edge, access drive, parking field, or boundary is copied to the public map. A survey, title review, recorded easements, and current site verification remain necessary for spatial questions beyond general orientation.

A public association directory corroborates the association name and 64 Cross Creek Road, but it is not adopted as authority for current fees, rules, management, amenities, pets, rentals, insurance, or reserves. A selected A-, B-, C-, or D-unit should be matched to its legal description, governing package, estoppel, budget, coverage, inspection, title, and exact current listing.