Sugarwood

Walton County's recorded subdivision entry establishes Sugarwood, while the 1993 county minutes preserve Sugarwood Beach as historical context. The alternate wording does not establish a present beach right or expand the recorded subdivision. A selected parcel's deed, plat, survey, easements, and current covenants should determine its legal name, access, and obligations.

Walton County's exact project header names SUGARWOOD S/D and cites Plat Book 10, Page 32 under family 14-3S-19-25210. That official record supplies the canonical scope. It does not report current lot improvements, residents, occupancy, association obligations, rental activity, listings, or market availability.

County minutes from 1993 refer to a Sugarwood Beach Subdivision development-order extension, while 1994 material uses Sugarwood Subdivision. The shared project context supports continuity rather than a second page. The Atlas records the older wording as historical evidence without claiming that every past approval remains operative.

The exact address family returns 67 administrative rows and coordinates for 61. The six-row difference is disclosed. These figures are not converted into a count of original lots, completed homes, occupied residences, rentals, owners, or active inventory, and no missing point is estimated.

The rounded average of the 61 official coordinates positions Sugarwood within Seagrove. It is not a gate, project center, parcel centroid, road line, subdivision boundary, beach path, access opinion, or survey product. Historic Sugarwood Beach wording does not establish current beach rights.

For a property, review the Plat Book 10 description against its current deed, title and survey, then obtain permits, disclosures, insurance, utilities, applicable covenants, association finances and rules, rental requirements, parking terms, and recorded support for any beach or amenity representation.