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Mainsail Building 3 on the map
The map shows Mainsail Building 3 at 114 Mainsail Drive, Miramar Beach, FL 32550. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.
Root 42430 Is The Phase III Family
Walton County assigns Mainsail Phase 3 records to root 33-2S-21-42430. The legal descriptions use 3-series unit numbers, while the neighboring 42440 family uses 4-series numbers. Those exact roots prevent the two interior buildings from being collapsed into a single indistinct project marker.
Thirty-Two Parcel And Address Rows Match
The exact parcel service and the exact address service each return 32 records for 42430. Matching counts give the building reconciliation a clean audit trail. They do not establish active listings, rental participation, occupancy, association votes, room counts, condition, or any entitlement shared with other Mainsail components.
The First Digit Supplies The Consumer Bridge
Mainsail's published layout guide explains that the first digit of its three-digit unit numbers identifies the building. A number beginning with 3 therefore links the recorded Phase III family to Building 3. The same source places Buildings 3 and 4 behind the two buildings nearest the beach.
The Thirty-Two-Point Mean Is Not A Footprint
The marker at 30.373426, -86.347561 is the rounded arithmetic mean of the 32 exact address geometries. It distinguishes Building 3 from the other numbered clusters. It does not outline the structure or identify a door, elevator, parking space, common area, boardwalk, beach route, parcel edge, or survey monument.
Parent Inventory Cannot Be Relabeled
A Mainsail-wide search could include towers, townhouses, and cottages. No owner route has been verified to isolate only 3-series records, so the Atlas does not show the parent result as Building 3 availability. Zero listings and nonzero listings would both be misleading without a semantically exact filter.
Match The Three-Series Record Before Closing
Confirm root 42430 and the 3-prefixed unit in the contract, title commitment, and declaration exhibit. Then review amendments, budgets, reserves, assessments, insurance, structural documentation, repairs, permits, parking, storage, beach and common-element provisions, rental and pet rules, disclosures, condition, and any active listing claims.
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