Lakeside at Blue Mountain Beach

Header 531490 spells out LAKESIDE AT BLUE MOUNTAIN BEACH and assigns family 12-3S-20-34850. The record cites May 26, 2005, Plat Book 16, page 68. Keeping the complete County name and series together avoids folding generic Blue Mountain Beach references into this project and gives a buyer a stable identity for parcel-level follow-up.

Owner-route research encountered Village at Blue Mountain Beach, but the wording and scope do not match Lakeside's recorded family. The Atlas rejects that route as an identity collision rather than assuming the projects share listings, parcels, rules, amenities, or geography. A similar destination phrase is never enough to combine two legal communities.

The exact family currently returns 153 entries. Legal descriptions reference lots 1 through 147, but the response also includes a header and repeated residential-common entries. Those components cannot be collapsed into a count of existing homes, active rentals, buildable sites, or marketable interests. Consolidation, common land, and administrative rows must remain visible in the interpretation.

The related address service produces 157 records across Matt's Way, Cabana Trail, Ibis Drive, Kristin Court, Ashley Lane, and entries without assigned street numbers. Temporary-pole and duplicate records help explain why the address count exceeds the parcel count. The result is strong orientation evidence but not a directory of occupied residences or approved entrances.

SINGLE FAM, VACANT, and RES COMMON come from the County's current classifications. A selected parcel could still require separate confirmation of improvements, permits, lawful use, occupancy, utilities, drainage, insurance, rental restrictions, physical condition, and development constraints. The 2005 subdivision record likewise does not state when an individual building was completed or altered.

No source adopted for this page documents access to a lake, beach, pool, gate, trail, parking area, or other community feature. Common-row text cannot decide who owns or maintains land, and nearby geography cannot create a private right. Current deeds, plats, easements, and governing materials must support any amenity representation made for a specific transaction.

The map exposes only the rounded header centroid near 30.343018, -86.198520; parcel geometry, addresses, roads, and possible entries remain hidden. After choosing a parcel, reconcile its legal description to family 34850 and obtain title work, plat and survey review, restrictions, association disclosures, insurance, permits, inspections, and local guidance.