Hatchee Shores

The guide joins ten unblocked County rows whose legal text expressly names Hatchee Shores with a separate 37-parcel family organized in Blocks A through E. Keeping the two selections visible explains the current evidence trail without asserting that the County returns one seamless historic plat.

The unblocked parcel prefix also returns Santa Rosa Plantation material. Only the ten legal descriptions that actually say Hatchee Shores enter this guide. This text-level filter prevents neighboring or administratively related records from being counted merely because their parcel references begin the same way.

The selected datasets contain 47 current parcel rows, but several descriptions combine lots and the block sequences are not complete enough to reconstruct an original roster. Forty-seven therefore describes the reviewed selection only. It is not presented as the subdivision's original lot count, current home count, or inventory.

The 47 selected parcels carry 20 SINGLE FAM and 27 VACANT descriptions in the reviewed return. Those labels cannot establish occupancy, construction, buildability, condition, availability, rental use, permit status, insurance, or present rights. They are one administrative field within the County record.

References for 1571, 1536, and 1497 East Nursery Road connect Hatchee Shores with Block A Lot 14, Block C Lot 5, and Block A Lot 10. These three matches strengthen the name-to-address relationship while leaving property features, water descriptions, photographs, and transaction history address-specific.

A listing or legal description may mention bay frontage, shoreline, a dock, or water access for a particular parcel. The reviewed project-level evidence does not establish a shared Hatchee Shores dock, launch, shoreline, or access right. Each parcel needs its own title, survey, easements, and governing records.

The displayed point at 30.399127 and -86.205614 averages the 47 selected parcel centroids. It is not a road entrance, lot, dock, shoreline mark, survey monument, or boundary. The disabled Santa Rosa Beach route is broad context only and does not report Hatchee Shores availability.