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Emerald Coast Atlas

Neighborhood · Santa Rosa Beach

Bayou Landing

Bayou Landing is the Santa Rosa Beach subdivision recorded by Walton County at Plat Book 15, Page 29. The Atlas treats that legal identity, its address family, and the public map point as three different kinds of evidence.

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Bayou Landing on the map

The map shows Bayou Landing in its surrounding coastal context. The map uses the best available point or outline for orientation, not as a legal survey.

Plat Book 15 establishes the name

The County subdivision header reads Bayou Landing S/D and assigns family number 24-2S-21-42380. That is enough to distinguish the recorded subdivision from a casual reference to homes near a bayou. The Redfin record for 174 Bayou Landing Road independently connects a residential address to the same subdivision name, but it is not used as a profile of every property.

Forty-seven coordinates form one cautious locator

The reviewed address family contains 51 records, of which 47 carry usable coordinates. Their mean, 30.398093 and -86.306441, supplies the Atlas marker. Averaging the family avoids selecting one residence as the neighborhood center. The result still does not draw Plat Book 15, Page 29 or identify a gate, road entrance, lot line, waterfront edge, parking area, or access route.

The subdivision record leaves transaction questions open

Neither the header nor the locator answers whether a selected parcel belongs to an active association, what covenants apply, who maintains a road or drainage feature, or whether any water, rental, parking, architectural, or access right exists. Those questions require the current deed, legal description, plat, survey, covenants and amendments, title work, permits, insurance information, disclosures, and a physical inspection for the chosen property.

Property search remains intentionally unavailable

A broad Santa Rosa Beach result would look useful while quietly mixing unrelated inventory, so the guide does not present it as an exact building or subdivision search. The identity and map marker can stand on their own until a scope-equivalent handoff is verified.

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