Sacred Oaks

Walton County's subdivision header identifies Sacred Oaks S/D Phase 1 and 2, recorded February 27, 2006 in Plat Book 17, Page 46. The header states 87 lots. That shared filing supports one canonical community guide while preserving the two phases inside its evidence trail.

Current parcel records follow 35 numbered Phase 1 lots and 52 numbered Phase 2 lots, reconciling to the header's 87-lot figure. This agreement confirms record scope, not a current home count, occupancy census, construction total, rental roster, or live listing inventory.

The 87 selected rows contain 21 SINGLE FAM, 64 VACANT, and two MISCELLANEOUS labels. The two miscellaneous rows remain numbered Phase 1 lots; the classification does not turn them into facilities or common property. None of the labels determines present use, condition, buildability, permits, or ownership rights.

Ten RES COMMON rows referencing streets or common context stay outside the 87-lot sequence. A nearby parent-number parcel mentions Sacred Oaks only in a third legal line while describing Santa Rosa Plantation, so it is also excluded. Neither group can expand the guide's residential count or establish shared rights.

County address data returns 77 assigned rows within the selected sequences, providing orientation without replacing parcel counts. Public references for 54 Beacon Point Drive and 164 Rearden Way identify Phase 1 and Phase 2. Their features, association fields, photographs, prices, and transaction history remain property-specific.

The marker at 30.400469 and -86.306560 is the arithmetic mean of the 87 selected parcel centroids. It is not a Sacred Oaks entrance, street, parking place, shoreline, survey monument, title result, or subdivision outline. No public polygon is inferred from the County record families.

For a Sacred Oaks address, confirm the phase, lot, legal description, plat, survey, title, declarations, budgets, insurance, flood information, permits, inspections, and current use rules. Wider Santa Rosa Beach or Miramar Beach labels add location context only, and the disabled search route is not exact community inventory.