Heron's Watch

Walton County roots 19-3S-18-16300 through 16306 consistently name Heron's Watch and code their unit records as condominiums. The phases contain 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 6, and 12 units, totaling 78. A separate 1630A record identifies shared common elements. This supports one project-wide guide while preserving the phase structure.

Treating every phase as a 12-unit block would incorrectly produce 84. Phase VI contains six units, so the County sequence totals 78. That number describes recorded project scope; it is not current occupancy, association voting interests, rental participation, identical floor plans, market supply, or the count of residences available at any moment.

The approved public coordinate comes from 34 Herons Watch Way, parcel 19-3S-18-16303-000-4310 in Phase IV. The Atlas uses that documented point for broad project orientation. It is not a center of all seven phases, a unit door, entrance, parcel line, footprint, parking area, route, survey coordinate, beach path, or legal boundary.

The matching shared-element record confirms condominium organization but does not explain present maintenance, insurance, amenities, access, parking, assessments, reserves, rentals, pets, or association operations. Those rights and duties must be traced through the declaration, phase exhibits, amendments, association records, and an estoppel for the selected residence.

The available owner export names Phase VII only, so it is withheld rather than represented as project-wide inventory. The disabled Santa Rosa Beach fallback is also broader than Heron's Watch. For a unit, verify the legal phase, title, declaration, survey or exhibits, association finances, insurance, inspections, parking, rentals, pets, permits, disclosures, flood information, access documents, and condition.