Location context
Sandcastles by the Sea on the map
The map shows Sandcastles by the Sea in its surrounding coastal context. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.
Two Recorded Components, One Named Project
County records establish a fourteen-unit Phase I townhome family and a nine-lot Phase III family under the same Sandcastles by the Sea name. The guide preserves both the shared identity and the different legal structures.
A Twenty-Three-Address Record Set
Twenty-three distinct official addresses appear across the two exact families. They establish orientation context, not a project-wide address range or a representative residence.
A Point for Orientation, Not a Boundary
The Atlas marker is the rounded mean of twenty-three County address coordinates. It is not a boundary, plat trace, parcel line, footprint, unit location, entrance, parking direction, route, survey point, beach path, or access conclusion.
Blue Mountain Beach Context Has Limits
Local context does not establish views, beach routes, water rights, association benefits, amenities, security features, parking arrangements, or transportation for a selected property.
Recorded Scope Does Not Set Current Terms
Townhome, lot, and common-area records do not settle association authority, assessments, reserves, insurance, maintenance, rentals, pets, parking, storage, condition, restrictions, or disclosures.
A Search Must Match the Project
Grove by the Sea is a differently named and non-equivalent community, so it is withheld. The disabled Santa Rosa Beach route is broader discovery only, not inventory or availability.
What to Verify for a Specific Property
Use current title, plat or declaration, association, insurance, condition, permit, and disclosure materials for the selected property. This project guide is not a survey, legal opinion, or operating guarantee.
Fourteen townhomes and nine lots are not one uniform form
Phase I's County header states 14 townhome units with one-fourteenth common-element interests. Phase III instead contains nine lot records and a separate common-area parcel. The 23 address points can support one named project locator, but the differing legal structures must stay visible. A Phase I residence should not automatically inherit Phase III declarations, maintenance, insurance, parking, rental terms, access, or association obligations, and the reverse is equally unsafe. Current title, plats, surveys, governing documents, estoppels, permits, inspections, flood information, disclosures, and condition should be reviewed for the selected component.
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