Azure at 30A

The County's exact 03-3S-20-34152 family uses legal descriptions for Azure at 30A Condominium and identifies units in Buildings 1 and 2. That is strong identity evidence for a selected unit. It does not mean every residence has the same layout, condition, view, maintenance history, or governing documents.

The County export returns 19 condominium-classified records, one common-area record, and one commercial-condominium record in the family. These are County property categories, not a live inventory count or a promise about use, occupancy, business activity, association rights, or benefits. The separate common and commercial records are a reason to review a unit's exact legal description rather than rely only on the development name.

The County records associate a condominium feature at 70 Martha's Lane and a common-area feature at 64 Martha's Lane. Public unit references also use 70 Martha's Lane. Those references help distinguish Azure at 30A from nearby 30A projects, but a project address is not a substitute for the selected unit's parcel number, deed, legal description, and current title work.

Public pages for individual units independently repeat the Azure at 30A name and Martha's Lane context. Their prices, furnishings, condition, availability, fees, pool references, rental language, and marketing descriptions apply only to the cited unit or date. The Atlas does not convert them into community-wide statements.

The Atlas preserves the existing Azure at 30A discovery point and publishes no polygon. The marker is not a parcel outline, building footprint, entrance, parking instruction, beach route, survey coordinate, or representation of a selected residence. County records, recorded condominium documents, title work, and a survey answer those questions.

For a selected unit, review the declaration and amendments, unit legal description, current budget and financials, reserves, assessments, insurance, estoppel, maintenance allocation, commercial-component relationship where relevant, parking, rental and pet rules, inspection information, permits, seller disclosures, and title exceptions. Those documents, not a project summary, determine the terms that apply to the property.