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Paradise Cove

Paradise Cove is a distinct residential project in the Point Washington/North Santa Rosa Beach area, supported by current project evidence and a reviewed point-only location record.

219 Blakely Drew Boulevard, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Location context

Paradise Cove on the map

The map shows Paradise Cove at 219 Blakely Drew Boulevard, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

Paradise Cove near Point Washington

Paradise Cove is a named residential project in the Point Washington and north Santa Rosa Beach area. Independent project pages identify the community, while Walton County property data returns 60 parcel geometries whose legal descriptions use the Paradise Cove name. That combination gives the project a firmer identity than a single address or an informal neighborhood label would provide.

A name that should stay separate

The county matches counted here say Paradise Cove. They do not include the separately named Preserve at Paradise Cove, which has its own identity and documentation. Keeping those names apart helps readers compare the right legal descriptions, association materials, and property addresses instead of assuming the two projects share every rule, feature, or recorded interest.

The Blakely Drew Boulevard reference

The 219 Blakely Drew Boulevard address helps place Paradise Cove within Santa Rosa Beach. It should be read as project context rather than as the entrance or destination for every property. Driving directions, parking arrangements, and access for a particular home depend on that home's address and the most current information supplied with it.

Why the atlas uses one point

The map marker is calculated from the vertices of the 60 matching Walton County geometries, creating an orientation point for the project at regional scale. It is not a drawn perimeter and does not replace a parcel map, recorded plat, survey, flood determination, or title work. Selecting the marker identifies the guide, not a specific residence.

Checking a home in Paradise Cove

For a particular property, match its parcel number and legal description to current county and title records. Then review the applicable declaration, association rules, disclosures, permits, survey, inspections, and insurance information. Those property-specific materials, not a community summary, answer questions about condition, assessments, rental or pet restrictions, parking, amenities, access rights, and what transfers with the home.

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