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Neighborhood · Santa Rosa Beach

Seawatch

Seawatch is a ten-lot residential subdivision near Eastern Lake Road in Seagrove. Walton County records identify the exact Seawatch family, which is distinct from similarly named projects elsewhere on the Gulf Coast.

Seawatch Drive and Eastern Lake Road, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Location context

Seawatch on the map

The map shows Seawatch at Seawatch Drive and Eastern Lake Road, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

Ten Recorded Lots

Walton County records identify Lots 1 through 10 of Seawatch S/D in Plat Book 9, page 37. Assessment labels establish the family, not current homes, occupants, rentals, listings, or availability.

Seawatch Drive And Eastern Lake Road

Documented addresses are on Seawatch Drive and Eastern Lake Road. The Atlas point is orientation only, not a boundary, entrance, parking direction, beach route, or private access conclusion.

A Lot-Three Planning Record

A 2020 County variance report identifies Lot 3 and discusses one requested setback variance. It is not a community-wide finding about condition, construction, rights, or approvals.

Similar Names Are Not A Substitute For Records

Other coastal projects use the Seawatch name. This guide is controlled by the Santa Rosa Beach parcel family and legal description.

Private Terms Need Current Documents

Listings do not establish beach or water access, easements, parking, rentals, fees, governance, insurance, or amenity rights. Review current property-specific documents.

A Point, Not A Boundary

One representative point identifies the record family without representing a survey, title line, shoreline, access right, or private amenity.

Lot 3's variance does not rewrite the other nine lots

The 2020 County staff report identifies 64 Eastern Lake Road as Lot 3 of Seawatch and evaluates a requested setback variance for that parcel. It provides a useful independent identity check but cannot establish the present outcome, setbacks, buildability, condition, or entitlements of the remaining lots. The family sequence of Lots 1 through 10 still needs parcel-by-parcel interpretation. For an address, verify Plat Book 9, Page 37 against current title and survey, then review permits, variance orders, covenants, association material, insurance, flood and environmental information, parking, rentals, access instruments, disclosures, and any beach or water claim.

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