Grand Dunes I

Walton County family 33-2S-21-42250 contains the Grand Dunes condominium header and unit records covered here. The source master calls this Grand Dunes I or the South Tower. Grand Dunes II uses the separate 33-2S-21-42255 family and is not merged into this guide.

The family header records Grand Dunes Condo on January 3, 2007 in Official Record 2746, page 3006. That citation identifies the recorded instrument. It does not establish a universal build date, completion status, renovation history, code finding, or present condition for the project or any residence.

The current response includes 89 condominium-use rows plus a separately classified commercial Unit 100. The guide reports the 89-unit residential scale without converting the commercial record into a tenant, retail, occupancy, mixed-use design, amenity, or current operating claim.

Recorded interests do not show which residences are offered, occupied, rented, financed, furnished, insured, or in good standing. The County family's 89 entries support scope only. Prices, recent transactions, association obligations, physical condition, and unit features require current residence-level evidence.

The County Residential_MultiUnit address supplies 219 Scenic Gulf Drive and a coordinate rounded to 30.374046, -86.352086. Its NumberUnits field is 1 and is not used as project scale. The point is not a unit, entrance, parking location, footprint, parcel, survey, or shoreline result.

No compatible exact owner route is confirmed for this family. The stored Miramar Beach page is disabled because it covers a larger market and cannot prove project-specific supply. The Atlas makes no provider-backed representation about listings, availability, pricing, sales, or search completeness.

A Grand Dunes review should assemble the chosen unit's legal description, controlling condominium instruments, current association financial package, insurance and structural materials, title evidence, inspection findings, permits, and flood documentation. Beach access, vehicle arrangements, pet treatment, leasing terms, assessments, and common-element interests remain unresolved until those unit-specific records are reconciled.