Location context
Mainsail Building 4 on the map
The map shows Mainsail Building 4 at 114 Mainsail Drive, Miramar Beach, FL 32550. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.
Phase IV Is Root 42440
Walton County places Mainsail Phase 4 in root 33-2S-21-42440. Its unit identifiers start with 4, unlike the 3-series family in 42430 and the 2-series Phase V family. This exact root gives Building 4 a durable administrative identity.
Two County Services Return Thirty-Two
The parcel query contains 32 condominium records, and the address query contains 32 corresponding features. The matching totals reduce ambiguity about the current family. They are not declarations of active homes, occupied residences, voting interests, permitted rentals, furnished units, or listings.
The Numbering Guide Connects Record To Building
Ocean Reef's layout article explains that Mainsail's first unit-number digit denotes the building. It also locates Buildings 3 and 4 as the pair behind the buildings closest to the Gulf. That bridge supports the Building 4 name without borrowing unit-specific views or hospitality promises.
Phase IV And Building 4 Serve Different Readers
Phase IV is the term appearing in legal descriptions, while Building 4 is the practical label used in comparisons and wayfinding. Showing both helps a reader test whether a listing's 4-series number agrees with the County root. Neither label substitutes for the current declaration exhibit.
Project Governance Still Operates Above The Building
The active Mainsail Owners Association record covers the broader property. A separate Building 4 page therefore does not claim its own corporation, budget, insurance program, beach rights, or amenity schedule. It isolates the building identity while directing shared obligations back to current association documents.
The Cluster Mean Does Not Trace The Structure
The 32 address points average to 30.373656, -86.348227. This places Building 4 apart from the nearby 3-series cluster. It cannot be used as an outline, unit locator, entrance, elevator, parking location, walkway, beach path, common element, legal corner, or survey coordinate.
Nearby on the map
Keep exploring
Related field guides
References