Compass Point at WaterSound

Walton County's response for parcel family 20-3S-18-16030 contains 49 townhouse-classified unit records and a Compass Point at WaterSound header. The numbered unit pattern gives the project a specific recorded identity. It is not a listing count or an operating report: it does not show how many residences are for sale, occupied, rented, identically maintained, or subject to the same current terms. The family is used to establish scope, not to make a market claim.

County address points identify both 37 and 99 Compass Point Way South in Inlet Beach. Independent public unit pages at those addresses use the Compass Point at WaterSound identity and the same County parcel-family pattern. The two-address context is more accurate than presenting one unit's location as the whole project. It also does not make every nearby Compass Point Way address part of this condominium.

Florida's Division of Corporations lists Compass Point at WaterSound Owners Association, Inc. as active. The named association supports the exact project identity alongside the County record. A corporation entry is not a declaration, amendment, budget, reserve study, insurance policy, management agreement, owner roster, rulebook, or current services report. This guide does not turn the association name into a claim about fees, maintenance, voting, pets, leasing, parking, security, or common-element rights.

Public unit legal descriptions retain Compass Point I and Compass Point II at WaterSound Beach as former labels. The current County header and active association use Compass Point at WaterSound. Keeping both references visible helps resolve a common naming problem without treating former labels as separate current guides or assuming that every unit has the same building history. A selected unit's legal description and current recorded documents remain the appropriate way to verify its exact identity.

The Atlas marker uses a compact County-reviewed project coordinate near the recorded family. It gives readers an orientation point for the two-address project without drawing a footprint. It is not a front door, unit location, mail point, parking space, boundary line, shoreline coordinate, beach route, survey monument, access instruction, or title conclusion. Current site material, survey work, and governing documents are required for those questions.

Independent public references for units at both 37 and 99 Compass Point Way South describe a 2005 condominium context. That helps differentiate the project from some nearby newer or differently configured WaterSound properties. It does not establish the floor plan, story, structural system, repair history, roof, windows, utilities, furnishings, view, storage, parking, or condition of a particular unit. Those questions should be investigated for the chosen residence and current date.

WaterSound is useful regional context for finding Compass Point, but the broader community name is not a substitute for this exact condominium identity. Nearby WaterSound Beach, Inlet Beach, and 30A references may share local geography while having different governing documents, physical layouts, access arrangements, and amenities. This guide does not assume that the project includes, controls, or guarantees any feature associated with a broader surrounding label.

The public unit pages corroborate the address range, condominium form, parcel family, and historic naming. Their prices, sale dates, listing status, dues, furnishings, feature lists, rental statements, and other transaction details are not carried into this guide. Those entries change and can be specific to a seller, date, or residence. The County and association records provide the durable identity anchor; current primary records control an actual purchase or lease decision.

Some public pages describe location and community features in broad terms, but those descriptions do not confirm a particular unit's view, waterfront boundary, beach ownership, dune crossing, pool use, gate procedure, parking entitlement, pedestrian route, or access right. Those matters can differ by unit and governing instrument. Verify them in current recorded and association materials for the selected residence.

No current declaration package, amendment set, budget, reserve study, insurance certificate, structural report, parking allocation, rental rule, pet policy, management agreement, or selected-unit disclosure was reviewed for this guide. That is a meaningful limit, not an omission to fill with marketing language. Before relying on a particular residence, review the current documents, title, inspection, survey, flood information, permits, and seller disclosures for that unit.

Its stored Santa Rosa Beach route is disabled and broad rather than an exact project search. It can support exploration of the surrounding market, but it does not prove inventory, availability, price, status, or result completeness for Compass Point. The exact project name, address range, and unit legal description are safer starting points.

Public records identify a distinct active named condominium association, 49 County townhouse-classified unit records within one parcel family, project references at 37 and 99 Compass Point Way South, a bounded 2005 context, and the point-only marker. They do not confirm present inventory, amenity access, shoreline or beach rights, fees, rentals, insurance, value, association operations, or individual-unit condition.