Treasure Trove Estates

Current Walton County records identify Treasure Trove Estates Phase I in family 19-2S-20-33300. The family contains Lots 1 through 11, each with Phase I wording. That is a reproducible phase identity, not proof that every Treasure Trove record belongs to one uniform current parcel set.

The Phase I family also has a separate residential-common record for streets and common areas. It is not added to the 11 numbered lots. An administrative common-area record does not establish a public amenity, gate, pool, road right, beach access, facility, or a selected owner's benefit.

The 11 numbered Phase I records currently carry VACANT assessment descriptions. Those labels do not establish availability, buildability, construction timing, occupancy, condition, ownership, rental use, permits, or a right to develop. Assessment classifications and a live market inventory answer different questions.

Official County material identifies a Phase II and III development-order process, followed by a Phase II and III final-plat record. Those records establish a separate later phase context under the same project name. They do not supply a current parcel-by-parcel census that can be merged automatically with the current Phase I County family.

The reviewed public record describes 11 exact Phase I County lots and separately describes Phase II/III planning and final-plat quantities. The Atlas does not sum those figures into a current total, because phases can change through platting, reconfiguration, record updates, or later action. A phase-specific parcel query, current plat, and title work are required for a current count.

Independent public references for Krewe Circle identify Treasure Trove or Treasure Trove Estates Phase II and III. These references support the shared project-name bridge only. Their listing content, prices, status, features, amenities, association information, and construction details are not generalized to any phase or address.

Florida's public corporate record identifies Treasure Trove Estates Homeowners Association, Inc. That matching name supports an association-level label, but it does not establish present membership, governance, assessments, insurance, maintenance, architectural control, common-property scope, or a selected parcel's obligations.

The Atlas point at 30.396673, -86.294669 is the arithmetic centroid of the 11 exact County Phase I parcel centroids. It is an orientation point for the documented Phase I record set only. It is not a marker for every later phase, a home, entrance, gate, parking area, boundary, shoreline, survey point, title finding, or access conclusion.

Treasure Sands in Miramar Beach has a distinct County family and its own Atlas guide. Similar Treasure wording is not a reason to merge projects, lots, addresses, association records, map points, or handoffs. Treasure Trove Estates remains a separate north Santa Rosa Beach identity.

Before relying on any address, obtain the applicable phase plat, complete legal description, title work, survey, declarations and amendments, association disclosures, budgets, insurance material, permits, inspections, flood evidence, and current use or rental rules. Resolve claimed shared-property and access terms in writing for that parcel and phase.

The inactive area handoff covers Santa Rosa Beach generally and cannot separate Phase I from the later Phase II/III context. Check the exact Krewe Circle or other property address, phase label, and County parcel identity against current market sources instead.

Public records identify a named, phased Treasure Trove Estates project: a current 11-lot Phase I County family, a separate Phase I common-area record, official Phase II and III development and final-plat context, public address-level Phase II and III references, and the disclosed Phase I orientation point. They do not confirm a merged current census, amenities, boundaries, access, association terms, rentals, insurance, condition, or value.