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Emerald Coast Atlas

Neighborhood · Santa Rosa Beach

Oceanside

Oceanside is a six-lot Seagrove subdivision family recorded under Walton County root 23-3S-19-25110. The family also includes a common-area row and a southern parcel expressly excluded from the recorded plat. Six assigned addresses span South San Juan Avenue and East County Highway 30A; their mean is shown only for neighborhood orientation.

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Location context

Oceanside on the map

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

Six numbered lots and two non-lot records

The exact County family identifies Oceanside Lots 1 through 6. A seventh row is common area recorded with the subdivision, while an eighth is described as land south of Oceanside and specifically not included in the plat. That wording prevents the excluded parcel from being counted as Lot 7 or absorbed into an inferred boundary.

One plat-book reference varies inside the root

Most legal descriptions and the common-area header refer to Plat Book 9, Page 46, but Lot 5 retains Plat Book 5, Page 46 text. Because the row shares the exact root, numbered sequence, and Oceanside name, the guide reports the variance without inventing a second subdivision or silently correcting the official record.

County planning and address sources agree on location

County address records place the six numbered lots at 32-38 South San Juan Avenue and 3352-3362 East County Highway 30A. A Walton County neighborhood-planning map independently names Oceanside among the recorded projects in the same Seagrove corridor. It is used for geographic identity, not as parcel or boundary geometry.

The address mean is not an access claim

The rounded mean of the six government address coordinates supplies the Atlas symbol. It cannot determine the subdivision entrance, lot lines, common-area extent, roadway ownership, beach route, private boardwalk, project center, or title rights. No polygon is derived from the address cluster or nearby shoreline.

Confirm the lot and plat-page discrepancy

A parcel review should reconcile the current legal description, original plat reference, and any title exception, then examine survey, deed restrictions, common-area instruments, permits, disclosures, insurance, utilities, rental rules, and written evidence for access. The unrelated Oceanside RV Park in Miramar Beach is excluded.

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