Six Palms

Root 03-3S-20-34100 names Units 1A and 1B as commercial units and Units 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B, 4A, and 4B as condominium residences. Each carries fractional common-area language. The distinction is preserved because calling the entire family six residences or eight identical units would erase the mixed-use record.

A separate Six Palms header cites the condominium declaration in Official Records Book 2783, Page 1762 and later amendment references. It is not counted as an ownership interest. The recorded citations provide a starting point for document research but do not disclose which provisions remain controlling today.

A public accommodation record identifies Six Palms 3A at 19 Town Center Loop, independently matching the County family. That page is used only to corroborate project and address. Its availability, amenities, guest rules, photographs, and other operating details are not generalized to the condominium or treated as association policy.

County rows at 17 and 19 Town Center Loop supply the rounded Atlas point. The mean does not identify a residential entrance, commercial storefront, unit stack, parking assignment, common area, Gulf Place boundary, survey position, or access route. Six unassigned address rows remain unplaced.

A buyer should confirm the A/B unit and commercial or residential classification, then examine the declaration and amendments, title, association finances and insurance, maintenance allocations, permits, inspections, disclosures, use and rental restrictions, parking, and written evidence for any Gulf Place amenity or beach-access representation.