Sundowner Townhouses

Sundowner Townhouses is an eight-townhouse project on Walton Magnolia Lane in Inlet Beach. Current Walton County records identify eight townhouse entries as lots one through four in blocks A and B of Sundowner Townhouses. Public unit references on the same street independently use the project name. Those project-level records do not confirm a selected residence's plan, condition, rights, or availability.

The current County response contains eight records classified as townhouses. Their descriptions identify lots one through four in each of two blocks of Sundowner Townhouses. That establishes an eight-entry project scope; it is not an inventory, occupancy, rental, or sale count.

The inherited exact-name coordinate evidence identifies project-address examples at 40, 56, and 72 Walton Magnolia Lane, and public unit pages independently corroborate the name at 40 and 56. The guide uses Walton Magnolia Lane as the project street context rather than asserting that any one address is a complete project mailing, entrance, or access point.

Some County descriptions refer to a one-eighth interest in common elements. That helps corroborate a shared townhome project but does not establish the current declaration, the extent of the common elements, maintenance responsibility, insurance allocation, assessment, parking, beach use, or rights for a chosen title.

Sundowner is a compact named project in Inlet Beach, not another name for the entire Inlet Beach or 30A area. Keeping the eight-entry project distinct makes a building-level search more useful and avoids turning surrounding place names into consumer-property identities.

Sundowner's marker is the previously reviewed exact-name project point on Walton Magnolia Lane. It helps distinguish this compact eight-interest family from the surrounding Inlet Beach area, but it does not locate a particular lot, driveway, common element, access route, survey line, shoreline feature, or title boundary.

For a Sundowner townhome, review the declaration and amendments governing that residence, the latest association financial and insurance records, any assessment or maintenance allocation, parking and access documents, rental and pet limits, title and survey material, inspection results, seller disclosures, lender requirements, and live listing details. The selected home controls the transaction, not a project summary.