Hidden Grove

Walton County records Hidden Grove under family 19-2S-20-33170 at Plat Book 16, Page 29. Numbered-lot descriptions appear alongside street or common-area records, so the family is not a direct dwelling count. It establishes the project's legal naming context without proving present construction, occupancy, ownership, association membership, or properties on the market.

Independent records at 164, 172, 286, and 377 Marlberry Trace, plus a separate Lot 48 reference, all use Hidden Grove. Crepe Myrtle Lane and Daylily Court also occur within the exact family. This multi-address evidence makes the identity resilient while stopping short of declaring that every nearby street segment or parcel belongs to the subdivision.

The Atlas computes 30.3934940, -86.2847113 from 79 unique current County service features. It does not connect those dots, draw a hull, select a gate, or label any coordinate as a residence. The resulting marker has no authority over lot lines, roadway ownership, common parcels, access easements, drainage, parking, or a recorded plat perimeter.

Street and common-area entries can belong to a subdivision record without describing rights enjoyed by each home. Questions about maintenance, assessments, landscaping, amenities, or access should be answered through the current covenants, plats, easements, association instruments, and an estoppel when applicable-not by the presence of a shared legal row in the County family.

For any selected property, confirm the full legal description, title exceptions, survey, governing documents, insurance, reserves, permits, inspections, disclosures, flood context, utilities, rental provisions, pet rules, and parking arrangements before treating the broader project reference as decision-ready.