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Neighborhood · Santa Rosa Beach

Thompson Woods

Thompson Woods is a recorded multi-phase Santa Rosa Beach PUD. Its Atlas point pools documented Phase I and Phase II County spatial references for broad orientation only.

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Thompson Woods on the map

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

One Multi-Phase PUD

Current records establish two recorded phases within one Thompson Woods PUD. The guide does not collapse Phase II into Phase I or present either phase as the whole project. They also do not establish current ownership, condition, amenities, association operations, rentals, fees, access rights, or availability.

Point-Only Orientation

The Atlas point pools the mean of 41 Phase I address parcels and the County's official Phase II header centroid. It is not a boundary, plat trace, parcel union, lot line, footprint, entrance, route, survey coordinate, or access conclusion.

Current Documents Matter

PUD and plat records do not decide easements, parking, maintenance, association authority, insurance, fees, rentals, or current controls. Verify current property-specific records.

Listings Need A Matching Scope

No exact Thompson Woods route has been verified. The disabled Santa Rosa Beach link is broader than the PUD and is not project inventory or evidence of availability.

Phase I and Phase II retain separate recorded evidence

The current Phase I family contains 40 numbered Phase 1A-1 lots and common areas, while the Phase II header states a separately recorded 33-lot phase in Plat Book 28, Page 56. The County PUD report connects both to Thompson Woods, formerly Assisi Villas PUD, supporting one multi-phase guide without merging parcel roots.

The two-phase point is not a combined boundary

The Atlas averages the Phase I address-family mean with the official Phase II header centroid. This balances the two documented components for browsing, but it is not a lot-weighted center, parcel union, entrance, road, phase line, access route, or survey conclusion. Current title and governing documents remain phase-specific.

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