Hidden Dunes Beach Cottages

Phase I uses 27-2S-21-42320, the larger Phase II family uses 27-2S-21-42330, and the third Cottage family uses 27-2S-21-42360. The County's Hidden Dunes header search also exposes other resort components, but those different prefixes are excluded. The result is one guide for the three Cottage families rather than a resort-wide catchall.

The combined parcel response contains 118 condominium classifications and 11 administrative headers. Phase I contributes 32 condominium rows; Phase II contributes 80 condominium rows plus ten headers; the third family contributes six condominium rows plus one header. These are indexed records, not a statement about how many cottages are currently occupied, offered, renovated, or configured alike.

The address service assigns 9815 US Highway 98 West to 118 cottage records and appends individual cottage numbers. Those points provide much richer orientation than a single project address, yet they still come from an address layer. They do not prove building outlines, private drive rights, parking allocations, common-element limits, or the legal boundary of any phase.

Publishing one cottage coordinate would make that residence look like the center or entrance of the entire component. Instead, the map uses the rounded mean of the assigned Cottage geometries. A user can locate the component at a useful scale while the interface avoids exposing a unit-specific point as if it were authoritative project geometry.

Gulfside I, Beach Villas, Grand Villas, and the Cottage phases appear in distinct County families. Proximity inside the wider Hidden Dunes setting does not make their declarations, associations, access arrangements, parking, insurance, assessments, or use restrictions identical. Any comparison should begin by confirming the selected parcel prefix before consulting component-specific documents.

The GIS family does not establish current amenities, beach rights, rental authorization, pet rules, association finances, master coverage, maintenance obligations, or cottage condition. Phase-specific declarations and amendments, current association material, title evidence, disclosures, inspections, and insurance review are needed.