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Emerald Coast Atlas

Neighborhood · Santa Rosa Beach

Turtle Creek Estates

Turtle Creek Estates is a recorded north Santa Rosa Beach subdivision associated with Plat Book 7, Page 6. Walton County's 1984 minutes document preliminary-plat approval and mention Woodland Bayou Estates only as older context. Fifteen of 19 exact-family address rows have coordinates, whose mean supplies the Atlas point.

Turtle Creek Drive, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Location context

Turtle Creek Estates on the map

The map shows Turtle Creek Estates at Turtle Creek Drive, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

The preliminary plat entered the record in 1984

Walton County minutes dated September 25, 1984 approve the preliminary Turtle Creek Estates plat. Independent legal descriptions cite Plat Book 7, Page 6 and connect to root 28-2S-20-33400. Together these sources establish a recorded subdivision identity without asserting a current lot count or development status.

Woodland Bayou Estates is contextual history

The 1984 discussion references Woodland Bayou Estates as an older plat context. It does not rename Turtle Creek Estates, prove a merger, or authorize the Atlas to combine the two names. No amenity, water-access, road, parcel, or listing claim is transferred from that historical reference.

Four family rows have no coordinate

Current address records show 19 entries and geometry for 15. The unmapped entries remain explicit gaps. Address totals are not presented as original lots, homes, residents, occupied properties, or available sites, because the reviewed legal and minute records do not support those conversions.

The marker does not establish waterfront status

The Atlas averages the 15 official County coordinates for a broad locator. It cannot identify an entrance, lot, home, project perimeter, road responsibility, parking, shoreline, water route, easement, or survey position. The Turtle Creek name itself is not evidence that a parcel touches or may use water.

Verify the PB 7-6 parcel independently

A property file should reconcile the current legal description to Plat Book 7, Page 6 and then review title, survey, deeds, easements, permits, disclosures, insurance, flood information, utilities, rentals, any association material, and documentary proof for water or road-access claims.

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