Bayou Point

A broad Walton County query for Bayou Point produces two headers. The applicable result is BAYOU POINT S/D (INDIAN CREEK OF DESTIN INC), numbered 19-2S-20-33150. Mack Bayou Pointe appears in that same search but carries number 24-2S-21-42330 and is excluded. Using the identifier instead of a loose name match prevents two distinct recorded families from being merged.

The selected County header says Bayou Point was recorded on April 22, 1997 in Plat Book 13, Page 1. That entry is useful for tracing the subdivision's public-record identity, but a recording date is not a construction date and the header does not describe today's buildings, association operations, utilities, maintenance practices, or available homes.

Filtering the parcel layer by 19-2S-20-33150 returns nine records labeled SINGLE FAM, five labeled VACANT, one MISCELLANE, and one RES COMMON. The mix explains why the raw record total should never be presented as a completed-home total. Assessment descriptions can also lag real-world changes, so the exact parcel and its current documents still control a purchase review.

The matching address service contains ten records with usable coordinates, all on Bayou Point Drive, plus six entries reading NO ADDRESS ASSIGNED. Averaging only the ten coordinate-bearing addresses yields longitude -86.289072 and latitude 30.391422. That calculation places a neutral discovery marker within the recorded family without selecting a resident's address as the neighborhood's public pin.

The single RES COMMON classification confirms only that one County row carries that administrative description. It does not reveal whether the land contains a dock, road, stormwater feature, landscaped tract, recreation area, or something else. Nor does it grant boat access, shoreline use, parking, or maintenance rights to every parcel; those questions require the controlling instruments and property-specific title work.

No GeoJSON perimeter accompanies this guide because the reviewed material does not provide a publishable legal boundary. The coordinate is neither an entrance nor a parcel corner, and it should not be used for navigation, surveying, or access decisions. A buyer should compare the selected legal description with a current survey, title commitment, permits, insurance information, disclosures, and any governing documents.

The stored Santa Rosa Beach route stays disabled because enabling a citywide result could falsely imply that every returned listing belongs here. Current availability must therefore be confirmed independently by exact address and parcel identity, with rental permissions, association authority, fees, waterfront status, and use restrictions checked for the individual property.