Location context
Sunrise Ridge at WaterColor on the map
The map shows Sunrise Ridge at WaterColor in its surrounding coastal context. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.
Sunrise Ridge at WaterColor
Sunrise Ridge is a specifically named WaterColor subdivision rather than a generic ridge description. Walton County's header, WaterColor's current district-and-lot map, its color-palette directory, and an exact-name property record all preserve Sunrise Ridge as the same central 30A identity.
Twelve Lots in Plat Book 14
The County entry says SUNRISE RIDGE AT WATERCOLOR, Plat Book 14, Page 51, recorded August 22, 2000, with twelve lots under 15-3S-19-25408. Those are recorded-context facts. They do not establish current ownership, construction dates, occupancy, availability, or whether later instruments affect an individual lot.
Current WaterColor Materials Preserve the District
WaterColor's published district map and design-palette directory both name Sunrise Ridge. Their value here is precise name continuity within WaterColor. The Atlas does not use those references to promise club privileges, facilities, transportation, architectural approval, fees, or any other right for a particular parcel.
Not Sunrise Beach or Sunset Ridge
Two nearby names can cause avoidable confusion: Sunrise Beach and Sunset Ridge. Neither is treated as an alias. A candidate property should carry the Sunrise Ridge at WaterColor record reference or compatible legal description before its facts, images, or listings are associated with this guide.
A Header Centroid for Orientation
The point at 30.323727, -86.135980 matches the rounded County header centroid. It is suitable for finding the district on the Atlas, but it is not a twelve-lot polygon, property pin, entrance, road instruction, surveyed boundary, or statement about access to any WaterColor facility.
Exact Listings Were Not Verified
No provider filter in the governed owner inventory was shown to isolate Sunrise Ridge. The guide therefore omits a listings handoff instead of presenting all WaterColor or Seagrove-area results as district inventory. Search activation should wait for a route that preserves the exact recorded identity.
What a Buyer Must Reconcile
The public evidence does not settle association authority, design-review requirements, assessments, rental rules, parking, utilities, insurance, flood status, shared amenities, condition, pricing, or title. For one lot or residence, review its legal description, plat, declaration chain, title commitment, survey, budget materials, disclosures, permits, and inspections.
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