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Neighborhood · Santa Rosa Beach

Pine Trace

Pine Trace is a Plat Book 17, Page 51 subdivision associated with Indian Woman Road, Pine Tree Way, and Greenleaf Drive in north Santa Rosa Beach. Its Atlas point is a 22-feature family mean, not a survey-derived center or a reconstructed plat.

Indian Woman Road, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Location context

Pine Trace on the map

The map shows Pine Trace at Indian Woman Road, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

Family 33200 establishes Pine Trace S/D

The Walton County record identifies Pine Trace S/D under root 14-2S-20-33200 and cites Plat Book 17, Page 51. Numbered lots and shared street or common-area records appear together. This is sufficient for a discrete guide, but it is not a defensible current total of houses, residents, owners, rentals, or properties that might be offered.

Indian Woman Road and Pine Tree Way cross-check the match

Independent public descriptions at several Indian Woman Road addresses and at 8 and 40 Pine Tree Way use the Pine Trace name. Greenleaf Drive also occurs in the exact-family context. The street pattern supports identity while leaving road ownership, maintenance, entrances, parking, utilities, and inclusion of uncited neighboring parcels unresolved.

The shared records are not amenity evidence

A street or common-area legal entry can document project organization without telling a reader what exists there or who may use it. The guide therefore makes no claim about recreation, open space, drainage, access, landscaping, association duties, or fee allocation. Those questions require the recorded instruments and current operating records.

Twenty-two geometries yield a restrained map point

The published coordinate, 30.4110749, -86.2207576, is the rounded mean of 22 exact-family County service features. It is not a gate, residence, parcel centroid, building footprint, path, road junction, common parcel, lot line, boundary, or survey result. The Atlas intentionally releases no Pine Trace polygon.

Property diligence starts with the legal description

For a selected address, compare the deed and title commitment with Plat Book 17, Page 51 and a current survey. Then confirm covenants, association records, insurance, permits, inspections, disclosures, flood information, utilities, rental rules, pets, parking, and any maintenance or access obligation directly.

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