Dalton Place

Walton County family 24-3S-19-25700 includes a header record for Dalton Place at Seagrove, recorded in plat book 15, page 82, and explicitly stating eight lots numbered 1 through 8. The eight individual parcel records repeat the project identity. This is a bounded subdivision scope, not a home-count, ownership, or construction report.

The same County family contains a separate residential-common entry for streets, common areas, and limited common areas. It is excluded from the eight-lot count. That entry does not establish a public feature, an amenity, a gate, a pool, beach access, or a selected parcel's use right.

At review, the County marks Lots 3, 6, and 7 SINGLE FAM and Lots 1, 2, 4, 5, and 8 VACANT. These are assessment classifications, not proof of occupancy, construction completion, buildability, availability, condition, rental eligibility, or permission to make an alteration.

The County address layer contains public Camelot Lane points in the same Santa Rosa Beach area, while independent address references connect specific Camelot Lane locations to the Dalton Place lot series. That is useful orientation context, not a claim that every Camelot Lane address belongs to the subdivision or that the lane supplies an entrance or route instruction.

Public pages for 62 Camelot Lane and 2 Camelot Lane identify Dalton Place at Seagrove and match the County's Lot 1 and Lot 2 series. These references connect public addresses to the exact County family. Their prices, status, features, photographs, views, marketing language, history, and transaction terms are not repeated.

Florida's public corporate search identifies Dalton Place at Seagrove Homeowners' Association, Inc. The matching name supports a separate association-level context, but a corporation listing does not determine current membership, authority, dues, insurance, maintenance, restrictions, architectural review, amenity use, or an individual owner's obligations.

The Atlas marker at 30.307817, -86.098221 is the arithmetic centroid of the eight numbered County parcel centroids. It excludes the header and common-area record. It is not an address, home, entrance, gate, parking area, parcel corner, legal boundary, shoreline point, survey coordinate, or title conclusion.

The formal name places Dalton Place at Seagrove, and the guide is organized within the wider Santa Rosa Beach and 30A context. That geography does not establish shared beach, pool, road, parking, clubhouse, trail, water, resort, governance, fee, or rental rights for any lot.

The reviewed public pages are used for project-name and parcel reconciliation only. They do not support a neighborhood-wide statement about a pool, clubhouse, gates, beach routes, views, pets, parking, short-term use, fees, or condition. Confirm every claimed benefit in current written documents for the chosen parcel.

Before relying on an address, collect the complete legal description, plat or survey, title material, declarations and amendments, association disclosures, architectural requirements, budgets, insurance, permits, inspections, flood evidence, and current use or rental rules. Resolve every common-property and access question in writing.

The stored, inactive link opens the surrounding Santa Rosa Beach market rather than this 15-lot family. A current search should start from the chosen street address and parcel identifier; area results must not be presented as a complete or current Dalton Place roster.

Public records identify a distinct eight-lot Dalton Place at Seagrove subdivision, a separate common-area County record, current assessment classifications, independent Lot 1 and Lot 2 address links, and the disclosed orientation point. They do not confirm occupancy, construction, amenities, beach access, gates, a pool, boundaries, association terms, rentals, insurance, condition, or value.