Beachwood Villas Condo

Walton County's current legal descriptions explicitly name BEACHWOOD VILLAS CONDO PHASE I and carry common-element language. That exact family controls this guide. It is not the separate Beachwood Estates community, a generic Seagrove place name, an individual marketplace listing, or an assertion about later phases.

The parcel-family rows identify unit interests across Buildings 1 through 9. Those building labels are useful for reconciling a unit's legal documents. They do not establish floor plans, views, entry locations, furnishings, parking assignments, beach rights, condition, or a consistent feature package.

Matching legal-family records show 72 condominium-use entries, while the County's Residential_MultiUnit address record reports NumberUnits 117 at 3799 E County Highway 30A. Because those scopes do not reconcile, the Atlas intentionally publishes no project-wide unit count rather than choosing the larger or smaller number.

Neither County response identifies active listings, occupancy, ownership, rental status, association standing, pricing, or condition. The legal rows describe recorded interests and the address field describes an administrative multi-unit record. A selected residence must be checked against its own current documents and marketplace evidence.

The marker at 30.313374, -86.114075 equals the rounded County address coordinate. It is not a unit-by-unit legal address, building footprint, entrance, office, parking location, parcel boundary, survey point, shoreline, or beach route. No project polygon or source geometry is released.

The first-party path audit rejected a Beachwood Villas filter because it mapped to the separate Beachwood Estates scope. The stored Santa Rosa Beach route is also too broad for exact project inventory. No listing count, availability, price, sale, or provider-completeness claim is published.

For a Beachwood Villas residence, first reconcile its unit and building identifiers with the recorded condominium description. Then request the currently effective governing instruments, association account statement, title materials, unit survey where applicable, insurance evidence, inspection history, permit record, and flood disclosures. Those sources - not another unit's page - must answer parking, use, access, condition, and obligation questions.