25 Central Square

25 Central Square is a mixed-use condominium building in the heart of Seaside's Central Square. Florida's corporate registry identifies a condominium association at this address, while Seaside's official homeowner feature describes a residential and commercial building with apartments above Amavida Coffee Roasters. The guide is deliberately about that one building, not the entire Central Square, Seaside, or every business and residence around it.

The building's condominium association uses 25 Central Square, County Road 30-A, Seaside, Florida 32459 as its principal address in the Florida Division of Corporations record. The official Seaside feature independently places residential suites above a ground-level coffee business. That pairing establishes a mixed-use building scope, but it does not turn an association filing or a community story into proof of a particular unit's legal interest, current commercial tenant, lease, parking space, or access arrangement.

25 Central Square faces Seaside's central public setting rather than a detached residential street. Visit South Walton lists the same Central Square address for Seaside. That location context helps explain why a prospective owner will want to separate the building itself from nearby town programming, merchant turnover, pedestrian traffic, and event activity. Those conditions can change and are not frozen into this guide.

Seaside's official article calls the property an award-winning residential/commercial building and describes apartments above Amavida Coffee Roasters. It also recounts renovation work in two suites. Those sources confirm residential use within the building, but not a current building-wide unit count, room plan, floor location, view, finish level, occupancy, rental enrollment, or condition. A listing should be read with its unit identifier, legal description, current photographs, disclosures, and governing documents.

The active Florida not-for-profit record is useful identity evidence: it connects the condominium association name to the building address. It is not evidence that a particular officer, manager, budget, insurance program, assessment, rule, reserve balance, or enforcement practice governs a selected suite today. Those questions require current association and transaction documents.

The map uses the public 25 Central Square address point as an orientation marker. It matches the address supplied by both the corporate record and Seaside sources. It does not represent a unit door, storefront, lobby, building footprint, parcel, common element, easement, survey corner, or a legal boundary. No polygon is published.

Obtain the declaration and amendments, association estoppel, current budget and assessments, reserves, insurance, title commitment, unit-specific legal description, parking and access instruments, rental and pet policies, inspection information, permit history, seller disclosures, and current condition details. Confirm the exact suite and its relationship to commercial space and Central Square operations. Public records identify the building and its location but do not replace a title opinion, engineering report, appraisal, or proof of rights or future use.