Mainsail Building 2

Walton County groups 66 condominium rows under 33-2S-21-42450 and names them Mainsail Condo Phase 5. Their unit labels use the 2 series. This exact root separates the family from Phase I, the townhouses, the 3-series and 4-series buildings, and the separately recorded Cottages at Mainsail.

Ocean Reef's Mainsail layout guide explains that the first digit identifies the building and gives 214 as Building 2, first floor, unit 4. It also places Buildings 1 and 2 closest to the beach. This supports the Building 2 name without converting changing hospitality details into permanent title or unit facts.

Matching parcel records show 66 condominium records in the Phase V family. The count establishes the size of the County record set and supports a separate guide. It is not represented as occupied homes, association votes, active rentals, available listings, renovated units, parking spaces, or transferable common-element rights.

The exact address response returns 67 features because the Unit 201 record is duplicated with the same parcel identifier, address, and geometry. The marker calculation removes that one exact duplicate rather than weighting Unit 201 twice. The raw response remains cited so the decision is reproducible.

A second anomaly is different: one parcel identifier appears with separately labeled Unit 256 and Unit 257 address features at different points. Those are not collapsed because the public address layer distinguishes the unit labels. Current parcel, deed, and title records must reconcile the identifier before a transaction conclusion.

The marker at 30.372891, -86.348271 is the rounded mean of the 66 address geometries remaining after exact duplicate removal. It is not a building footprint, parcel boundary, lobby, unit door, entrance, parking area, beach route, common element, survey monument, or title location.

A broad Miramar Beach or parent Mainsail result is not an exact substitute.

Treat root 42450, recorded Phase V, Building 2, and the three-digit unit number as one identity chain. Resolve any PIN or address anomaly before relying on the title commitment or condominium plan. The remaining review should separately cover governing amendments, current finances and assessments, insurance and structural evidence, parking and storage, beach access, use rules, permits, disclosures, and the claims in the active listing.