The Lucian

The Lucian is one recorded mixed-use condominium on the southwest side of the Alys Beach Amphitheatre. Its public identity combines eight residences with a separately documented commercial first-floor program, so the home count must come from the project record rather than a raw parcel-row total.

Walton County names THE LUCIAN A CONDOMINIUM under subdivision 26-3S-18-16405. The header says it was recorded May 10, 2017, at Official Records Book 3041 beginning at page 131 and covers the cited predecessor parcel. That singular record supports one building guide even though the project contains residential and commercial interests.

The County address service returns 12 records beneath the exact root: one 00A record and eleven numbered interest records. Those rows are administrative property and addressing records. They are not a residential total, occupancy roster, owner count, association census, rental count, or inventory feed, and this guide does not present them that way.

A Walton County development table for Lot E17, The Lucian, reports eight residential units and about 4,516 square feet of commercial area. BL Harbert's current project record also says eight residences. Alys Beach separately describes all eight Lucian condominiums in its green-building award history. The agreement supports an eight-home fact with no need to reinterpret the 12 County rows.

The County table measures the non-residential portion in square feet rather than storefronts. BL Harbert calls the first floor civic-scaled and intended for retail or commercial activity. Those sources establish mixed use, but they do not freeze a business count, suite division, tenant, lease, hours, association allocation, or future configuration.

Walton County assigns 29 North Somerset Street, Inlet Beach, Florida 32461 to the exact-root 041 record and separately assigns 23 North Somerset Street to the 00A record. The Atlas uses 29 as the residential building address. It does not collapse the two addresses or claim every interest has the same mailing format.

Most exact-root rows say no address assigned, despite their numbered parcel suffixes. A buyer should match the offering's residence number to the County suffix, recorded legal description, title commitment, association estoppel, and any assigned postal address. A building name and a street label alone are not enough to identify the conveyed interest.

The builder and Alys Beach describe The Lucian as four stories tall with an enclosed garage below. They also describe one-, two-, and three-bedroom residence formats. These are durable form and program facts. They do not establish elevator service, accessible routes, ceiling heights, exact layouts, structural condition, code status, or a parking space for a specific home.

BL Harbert identifies Alys Beach Properties LLC as client and Khoury & Vogt Architects as project partner. The design uses white stucco walls and piers with stained-wood porches and balconies, while the commercial level addresses the Town Center. Materials and authorship describe the building concept; they do not warrant present finishes or maintenance condition.

Alys Beach's project history places The Lucian at the southwest corner of the Amphitheatre and calls it the community's first Town Center building. The current master plan continues to label The Lucian on North Somerset Street beside the Amphitheatre. That position is more durable than any merchant list, operating schedule, event pattern, or construction condition.

Project descriptions discuss porches facing the Amphitheatre and the Gulf beyond. That design language is not a promise that every residence has the same exposure, sightline, light, noise level, or permanent view. Floor, orientation, nearby work, landscaping, and later development should be evaluated for the specific home.

Alys Beach reports that each of the eight Lucian condominium residences received Florida Green Building Coalition Platinum certification, with awards announced in 2018 for 2017 performance. The history is a meaningful project credential. It is not a current utility-cost projection, insurance classification, inspection, reserve study, code warranty, or statement of present physical condition.

Florida corporate records list The Lucian Condominium Association, Inc., document N14000008872, as an active not-for-profit filed September 23, 2014. A 2026 annual report was displayed at review. Exact-name continuity is useful for identity, but corporate status does not establish membership, assessments, reserves, insurance, maintenance duties, commercial allocation, or enforcement.

An official Alys Beach vacation-rental map dated February 24, 2026 lists Lucian residences 201, 302, 303, and 402. That is evidence that those four residences appeared in the program at that time. It does not prove that all eight homes may rent, that any minimum stay applies uniformly, or that enrollment and guest privileges will remain unchanged.

The building sits inside Alys Beach, near mapped civic and commercial spaces. Physical closeness does not by itself establish beach, pool, wellness, club, event, service, or guest rights for every interest. Current declarations, community agreements, credentials, fees, transfer provisions, and operating rules should determine what accompanies a particular purchase or stay.

The enclosed garage beneath the building is consistently documented as part of the form. No current parking exhibit, deed schedule, association rule set, accessibility plan, or estoppel was adopted for this page. Assigned spaces, vehicle limits, guest parking, charging, storage, access controls, and enforcement remain transaction-specific rather than guessed.

No declaration amendments, current rule book, budget, reserve study, insurance package, structural report, milestone inspection, or unit estoppel was accepted as governing evidence. Rental permission, minimum nights, pets, parking rights, beach access, elevator count, assessments, reserves, insurance, accessibility, and condition therefore remain untyped.

It came from a compact Walton legal-description cluster supported by two independent project sources and exactly matches the existing public condo layer. It is not an entrance, address point, residence, garage access, parcel centroid, building footprint, legal boundary, survey corner, flood result, or title conclusion.

The stored destination is therefore a disabled Santa Rosa Beach area fallback.

Before acting on a Lucian offering, reconcile 29 North Somerset Street, the advertised residence, County parcel suffix, legal description, title commitment, and association estoppel. Review declarations and amendments, budgets, reserves, assessments, insurance, structural and inspection records, residential-commercial cost allocation, parking instruments, rental and pet rules, community access terms, permits, flood information, and current physical condition. The cited records identify The Lucian and its public scope but do not replace a survey, title opinion, engineering report, or confirmation of current operations.