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Condo · Miramar Beach

Windancer

Windancer is a Miramar Beach condominium family at 162 Windancer Lane. Walton County returns 57 legal records but only 49 address rows, one of which has an assigned coordinate. The mismatch and unit-combination history prevent the Atlas from treating either response as a simple residence count. An association directory independently confirms the project name and address.

162 Windancer Lane, Miramar Beach, FL 32550

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Windancer on the map

The map shows Windancer at 162 Windancer Lane, Miramar Beach, FL 32550. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

Fifty-seven legal rows require interpretation

Root 33-2S-21-42800 returns 57 current condominium descriptions across number series reaching the 400s. A raw legal-row total can include headers, common interests, historical splits, or combined designations, so the Atlas uses it to define the exact project family but does not publish 57 as a verified residence denominator.

The address service returns a different total

Walton County's matching address query contains 49 entries. One is assigned 162 Windancer Lane and the remainder are unassigned. The eight-row difference from the legal response is a material data limitation, not a gap to fill with commercial coordinates or an assumed 48-unit total.

Association evidence closes the identity check

A Florida condominium-association directory lists Windancer Owners Association at 162 Windancer Lane in Walton County. This independent match supports the canonical name and location. Directory statements about management, fees, amenities, contacts, or rules are not treated as current governing evidence.

One County point carries no unit precision

The Atlas marker comes from the sole assigned exact-family address record. It is a project locator rather than a residence, lobby, driveway, parking point, beach route, building centroid, parcel boundary, or survey coordinate. The unassigned unit rows are not plotted or used to synthesize a footprint.

Reconcile the unit designation before relying on documents

A current unit review should start with its full legal description, then examine declaration amendments, title, association finances and insurance, minutes, structural or milestone reports, assessments, permits, disclosures, inspections, rental and pet provisions, parking, and written support for any access or amenity claim.

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