Sable Pointe East

Walton County's condominium header names Sable Pointe East and assigns it to family 26-3S-18-16022. That exact identifier is more dependable than a name-only match because a separately recorded Sable Pointe West exists nearby. The Atlas confines this guide to the East header and its child records, preventing information about one family from being silently attached to the other.

The matching county response contains condominium rows for Units 101, 102, 103, and 104, plus the project header. That supports a four-unit project count as a recorded characteristic. It does not show whether any residence is occupied, renovated, offered for sale, eligible for rental, or subject to identical obligations today. Listing status and unit condition require current, unit-specific evidence.

The header legal text points to an Official Record entry dated November 19, 2003, in book 2570 at page 1864. The Atlas uses that citation to reconcile the condominium family. A recording date is not automatically a completion date, certificate-of-occupancy date, renovation history, or warranty about physical condition, so the page deliberately avoids converting it into an age or construction claim.

The county address-family response assigns 81 Seacrest Beach Boulevard East to Unit 103; the other three unit rows are unassigned in that response. The address is therefore shown as a practical orientation anchor, not as proof that every residence uses the same legal or delivery address. It also does not identify a gate, entrance, parking space, office, or beach route.

Repeated legal descriptions reference fractional interests associated with the recorded units and help confirm that the rows belong to the same condominium family. They do not tell a reader how present-day maintenance, insurance, reserves, voting, leasing, pets, parking, or common-element use is administered. A transaction should rely on current governing documents, disclosures, title work, and information for the selected unit.

The map point is the county header centroid rounded to six decimals. It is neither a unit coordinate nor a surveyed outline, and no polygon is published. That prevents a broad area-results page from being presented as if it were verified project inventory.