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Neighborhood · Santa Rosa Beach

Sea Pines

Sea Pines is a distinct North Santa Rosa Beach subdivision documented by Madie Lane legal descriptions and a Walton County agenda attachment. The Atlas uses a Madie Lane address-range point for orientation only, never a boundary.

61 Madie Lane, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Location context

Sea Pines on the map

The map shows Sea Pines at 61 Madie Lane, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

A Documented Local Name

Public Madie Lane property records use Sea Pines in their legal descriptions. A Walton County agenda separately lists attachments for a Sea Pines lot. Those sources corroborate the local identity and distinguish it from same-name places outside this market.

Madie Lane Reference

The published marker uses 61 Madie Lane, a public address associated with the Sea Pines legal-description family. It is not a subdivision office, entrance, center, or representative property.

County Place-Name Context

A reviewed Walton County place-name cluster has six matching address points and six matching address-parcel points for Sea Pines. It independently supports point-only discovery context, not a public polygon, title finding, or plat conclusion.

A Point, Not A Plat

The marker at 30.3861803, -86.2532430 comes from a Census address-range match for Madie Lane. It does not trace subdivision limits, identify every property, show a lot line or building, direct parking, or imply access.

Records Must Be Current

The evidence reviewed does not establish current association governance, assessments, rules, rental permissions, pets, parking, insurance, architectural controls, amenities, or access rights. Current property documents control.

Property Search

Use the subdivision name, Madie Lane, and an individual legal description as research starting points, then verify current listing and title facts.

Who This Guide Helps

This guide helps readers locate the Sea Pines name in North Santa Rosa Beach while keeping its map context, property rights, and current conditions appropriately separate.

Two coordinate sources are kept in separate roles

The reviewed County place-name cluster contains six address points and six matching parcel points within a 0.095-kilometer radius, supporting point-only placement for the local identity. The public map nevertheless uses the separately disclosed Census range result for 61 Madie Lane. Neither source becomes a subdivision trace, lot center, entrance, road, parking location, water feature, route, or survey conclusion. A property still requires its legal description, title, plat, survey, covenants, insurance, permits, flood information, access records, rentals, parking, utilities, disclosures, and condition.

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