Turnberry Villas

Turnberry Villas is a 57-unit condominium project on Turnberry Court in the Sandestin area of Miramar Beach. Current Walton County records contain 57 distinct condominium parcels, numbered 8501 through 8557, and a separate common parcel. Sandestin's current association directory independently identifies Turnberry Villas I COA with the same range. This is project context, not a claim about a selected residence's condition, rights, or availability.

The current County family has 57 parcels classified as condominiums. Legal descriptions identify Turnberry Villas phases I through VII. The project count is not an inventory, occupancy, rental, or sale figure.

The same current association directory lists Turnberry II separately, with units 8561 through 8573. The County records likewise separate the two families. This guide is restricted to Turnberry Villas I.

Turnberry Court is project-level orientation only, not a complete mailing list, entrance, parking assignment, route, or legal right.

The County common parcel corroborates one condominium project; it does not establish common-element rights, management, maintenance, insurance, assessments, or amenity use for a particular title.

The Atlas point is not a footprint, parcel, boundary, entrance, route, survey, flood result, or title conclusion.

A Turnberry Villas residence must be matched to its recorded phase and unit before any project material is applied. Review that phase’s declaration and amendments, current association finances and insurance, assessments, parking and access assignments, resort-program participation, leasing and pet restrictions, title commitment, inspection, seller disclosures, lender conditions, and the broker’s live unit record. Neighboring Turnberry projects remain separate.

A buyer should start with the unit number and parcel identifier, then match them to the phase-specific legal description and current declaration materials. The 8501-8557 range provides a practical identity check for Turnberry Villas I, but it does not establish that every interest shares the same plan, maintenance history, assessment, insurance allocation, rental status, parking arrangement, or access rights. Those conclusions require the documents for the selected residence and its applicable phase. The recorded phase, association coverage, and unit designation should agree across the contract, title commitment, estoppel, and governing-document package before any project-level description is applied to that home.