Location context
Flats at Rosemary Beach on the map
The map shows Flats at Rosemary Beach at Georgetown Avenue and St. Augustine Street, Rosemary Beach, FL 32461. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.
One project, two County record families
Walton County identifies both Flats at Rosemary Beach and The Flats II at Rosemary Beach in a compact project record family. This guide groups those explicitly named components as the Flats project; it does not turn a nearby residence or a broad Rosemary Beach search result into the project.
A named condominium identity
The reviewed developer page independently identifies The Flats at Rosemary Beach as a residential condominium project in Rosemary Beach. That corroboration supports the project identity, but a developer summary does not establish current ownership, occupancy, availability, condition, services, or the terms of a particular residence.
Street context is not a single project address
County address records associate parts of the project family with Georgetown Avenue and St. Augustine Street and identify Rosemary Beach as the place name. The Atlas presents that as neighborhood orientation only; it does not assign every unit, entrance, common element, delivery point, or legal address to one street location.
A point, never a boundary
The marker is the Board-reviewed legal-description-cluster point from the source master. It is useful for finding the project vicinity, but it is not a survey coordinate, parcel line, building footprint, unit position, entrance, route, parking direction, access assertion, flood finding, or legal conclusion. No polygon is released.
The adjacent Rosemary Beach context
Rosemary Beach is the wider place context, not a substitute project name. This page does not borrow neighborhood facilities, access, commercial activity, association governance, property rights, or inventory into the Flats without current project-specific evidence.
Current documents control
The reviewed evidence does not establish current assessments, reserves, insurance, rental permissions, pet rules, parking, maintenance duties, amenities, or other shared rights. Those matters can change and may depend on recorded instruments and a selected unit. Current association, title, inspection, insurance, disclosure, and transaction materials control.
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