Tranquillity On The Beach Condos for Sale

About Tranquillity On The Beach

Tranquillity on the Beach sits at 8600 East County Highway 30A in unincorporated Walton County: a boundary query on each of its parcel outlines returns no city. The county address records and the property roll both say Inlet Beach, while the state condominium registry files the project under Walton County yet mails it to Panama City Beach. The roll lists twenty residences numbered 110 through 150, 210 through 250, 310 through 350 and 410 through 450, each with a 1998 year built, and the registry shows the declaration recorded on February 18, 1998.

Living area on the roll divides the building into two groups. The fifteen residences numbered in the 100s, 200s and 300s measure between 1,620 and 1,634 square feet, while the five numbered in the 400s measure 1,942 to 1,953. No record opened here says what sets the 400s apart, so the page does not guess at a higher level or a different plan.

The association's land is drawn in two pieces, about 1.44 acres around the building and 0.28 acres to the north. Walton's flood layer puts every residence outline and the northern piece in Zone X, minimal flood hazard, but roughly 44 percent of the main piece falls in Zone VE at base flood elevations of 11 and 12 feet. The county's mapped Gulf water sits about 125 to 150 feet from the main piece and 350 to 450 feet from the residence outlines; those maps do not establish beach frontage, so none is claimed. Zoning is Neighborhood Infill under Ordinance 2018-29, and the county's Route 30A Scenic Corridor layer touches the main piece.

The roll records no story count, so floors are withheld. That gap matters because the state's milestone inspection statute reaches residential condominium buildings of three habitable stories or more and counts thirty years from the certificate of occupancy date, with a local option to count twenty-five if conditions like closeness to salt water justify it, and neither the story count nor that date appears in the records opened. Ask the association for both before assuming where the building sits on that clock.