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Neighborhood · Santa Rosa Beach

Seashore Village

Seashore Village is a multi-phase recorded community in the Seagrove area of Santa Rosa Beach. County records connect its parent and later phase families; its public marker is for point-only orientation.

Seashore Circle, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Location context

Seashore Village on the map

The map shows Seashore Village at Seashore Circle, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

Overview

Seashore Village is a County-connected multi-phase community in Seagrove. The guide follows its documented parent-and-phase record lineage rather than treating names in listings as new communities.

One Community Across Recorded Phases

County headers connect the parent, Phase II, Phase 3, and Phase 5 records. The later records document a 1996 phase and a 2001 replat, supporting one guide rather than duplicate phase pages.

Address Records Support Orientation

The exact four-family County union supports a conservative point marker. It is not a public home count, occupancy finding, inventory claim, boundary, parcel map, or profile of every property.

Point-Only Orientation

The Atlas averages coordinate-bearing rows from the connected County families. The result is an orientation cue, not a boundary, entrance, residence location, route, parking direction, survey result, or access conclusion.

Access, Rentals, And Amenities Need Current Proof

Rental or marketing descriptions do not establish rights or uniform terms. Verify current parcel-specific beach, gate, pool, parking, rental, association, fee, insurance, and maintenance terms with the relevant documents.

Listings Need A Matching Scope

The disabled Santa Rosa Beach route is broader-area context only and is not Seashore Village inventory or an availability statement.

Phase 5 is a replat, not an automatic expansion

The August 2001 Phase 5 record is described as a replat of Phase 3 lots in Plat Book 14, Page 88. It is therefore retained within the multi-phase community without being added as a new independent lot total. Phase labels document recording history, not current governance or uniform property terms.

Two family rows remain unlocated

The four-root address union contains 21 entries and 19 coordinates. The Atlas averages those 19 points and does not estimate the remaining two. The result is not a gate, phase boundary, residence, parking location, beach route, parcel union, or survey product.

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