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Condo · Santa Rosa Beach

Eastern Shores

Eastern Shores is the Atlas guide to the adjacent Phase I and Phase II Eastern Shores condominium families in Seagrove Beach. Walton County records 24 units in each phase; the map uses only a rounded midpoint of the two County header records for orientation.

595 Eastern Lake Rd, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

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Location context

Eastern Shores on the map

The map shows Eastern Shores at 595 Eastern Lake Rd, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

Phase I And Phase II Require The Exact Unit Description

Walton County maintains separate Eastern Shores phase families that together support the project's 48-unit scale. Public lodging and address references corroborate the shared Eastern Lake Road context. A current residence still must be matched to its phase and unit because views, condition, parking, access, association terms, and rental rules cannot be inferred from the combined count.

Two phase families, one guide

Walton County identifies Eastern Shores Condo Phase I and Phase II as adjacent 24-unit condominium families. Their shared project name and public address context support one consumer guide while retaining the phase distinction in evidence.

Forty-eight units are project scale

The two County families each run from Unit 1 through Unit 24. That supports a 48-unit project count only; it does not establish active inventory, occupancy, price, furnishing, rental eligibility, condition, or similarity among the residences.

Eastern Lake Road is context

Public lodging references identify Eastern Shores Condominiums at 595 Eastern Lake Road. That helps reconcile the project name but does not establish a unit's entry, view, parking, amenities, beach access, common rights, or legal address.

The marker is point-only

The point is the rounded midpoint of two County header centroids. It is not a surveyed coordinate, unit, parcel line, building footprint, entrance, route, shoreline, boundary, parking point, access location, or title conclusion.

Phase names do not create unit facts

A Phase I or II label can reconcile legal records, but it does not determine a specific residence's floor plan, views, maintenance, shared facilities, insurance, assessments, or association obligations. Current property documents control.

Shared terms need verification

The reviewed evidence does not establish current rentals, pets, parking, assessments, reserves, insurance, amenities, beach rights, maintenance, or association authority. Verify these topics with current declarations, estoppel, title, inspection, and transaction materials.

Search with the exact evidence

Match a prospective listing to Eastern Shores, the phase, legal description, and current property documents.

Property details

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~48

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