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Neighborhood · Santa Rosa Beach

Enchanted Estates

Enchanted Estates is a 69-lot recorded Santa Rosa Beach subdivision in Plat Book 14, Page 56. Walton County's exact family also contains common-area entries, bringing the coordinate-bearing response to 72 records. An independent association directory corroborates the community name and Walton County location. The Atlas marker is the rounded family mean, not a plat outline.

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Location context

Enchanted Estates on the map

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

Lots 1 through 69 set the residential scope

Root 24-2S-21-42274 identifies Enchanted Estates Lots 1 through 69 and references Plat Book 14, Page 56. Separate common-area rows are kept outside the numbered-lot count. The 69-lot figure describes the recorded sequence; it does not establish how many homes are built, occupied, insured, rented, listed, or available.

Seventy-two coordinate rows include shared features

The exact legal and address family yields 72 coordinate-bearing records because non-lot entries are present alongside the numbered parcels. The guide preserves this distinction instead of treating every point as a residence. Address and assessment systems can represent administrative features that do not correspond one-to-one with homesites.

An association directory confirms identity

Florida Community Network lists Enchanted Estates Homeowners Association in Santa Rosa Beach and Walton County. That independent reference helps distinguish the recorded community from similarly named projects elsewhere. It is not relied on for current fees, board authority, budgets, reserves, insurance, enforcement, amenities, rentals, or parcel-specific obligations.

The mean point is deliberately non-legal

The published coordinate is the rounded average of all 72 exact-family government geometries. It gives regional map context but does not identify a gate, clubhouse, common parcel, lot centroid, street centerline, access route, survey point, or subdivision perimeter. The Atlas has not traced Plat Book 14 into a polygon.

Plat and current documents should be read together

For a selected lot, compare its current parcel number to the plat and obtain the deed, title exceptions, survey, covenants and amendments, association financial and insurance information, permits, disclosures, utilities, rental rules, and documentary support for any common-area or amenity representation.

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