Seaborn Townhomes

Walton's header spells the legal identity SEA BORN TOWNHOMES UNRECD, while the source catalog and page title use Seaborn Townhomes. Family 32-2S-21-42450 connects the variants. The Atlas preserves the familiar display form but records the spaced County form so a researcher can reproduce the match without assuming the spelling difference represents a second development.

The detailed County records distinguish four townhouse entries, expressly numbered Unit 1, Unit 2, Unit 3, and Unit 4. No fifth residential suffix appears in the exact family. The separate administrative header also states four units, providing a direct cross-check between the project summary and the parcel-level records.

Both the header and the unit descriptions point to Official Record 324 at page 557. The reference helps establish that the four rows share a recorded declaration context. Because the Atlas has not adopted the underlying declaration text, the citation is not used to pronounce current restrictions, voting interests, maintenance duties, rental terms, or appurtenant rights.

Walton's address records show 1711 Scenic Gulf Drive for parcel 32-2S-21-42450-000-0010, the Unit 1 entry. It reports one unit at that address point. The page uses this as project orientation but does not assign it as the legal mailing address, entrance, or visitor destination for Units 2 through 4.

Each unit record includes an interest-in-common-elements phrase, confirming a shared legal pattern across the family. It does not enumerate what those elements are or whether any facility is currently available. Pool, beach, parking, pet, and rental statements remain absent until a current declaration, amendments, rules, and property-specific disclosures can be reviewed.

Seaborn's marker is the rounded centroid from the County header response. Even for a four-unit family, that coordinate is not a surveyed perimeter or a representation of walls, driveways, parking, shoreline, or access. The Miramar Beach search link remains disabled because an area result set cannot reliably stand in for exact Seaborn availability.