Crystal Dunes Condos for Sale

About Crystal Dunes

Crystal Dunes is recorded as 38 separately titled condominium homes at 2900 Scenic Highway 98 in Destin, Okaloosa County, every one dated 1999 on the county roll. The unit numbers sketch the shape: 101 through 107 at the bottom, seven homes on each of the first four levels, six on the fifth, and only four, 601 through 604, at the top.

Square footage splits the homes more than level does. Twenty of them list 1,322 square feet. The first and last number on levels one through four run bigger: 1,448 on level one and 1,845 on the three above it. Levels five and six hold the other ten homes, in pairs of 1,632, 1,778 and 2,481 square feet on five and 2,075 and 2,179 on six. One outline of roughly 1.8 acres is drawn under all 38 titles, which makes that acreage a figure for the site and not a lot belonging to any home.

FEMA's map divides the site. Just under four-fifths of the outline, the southern part, is Zone VE, with the base flood elevation set at 16 feet, the coastal high-hazard category; a Zone X strip along Scenic Highway 98 makes up the rest. A Census place lookup at a point inside the outline returns the city of Destin, in Okaloosa County. Because one outline stands in for all 38 titles, a home's own elevation certificate, not the map, settles where it sits.

The sixth level brings Florida's milestone-inspection law into play. It reaches condominium buildings of three or more habitable stories and counts 30 years starting on the date the building first received clearance for use, a date the roll leaves out. A 1999 date would set the deadline at the end of 2029, and a local agency that adopted the 25-year salt-water option would have set it at the end of 2024. Before leaning on any single figure, collect that date, whatever inspection report has been filed, the newest reserve study and the board's minutes. Dues, amenity ownership and lease wording appear in nothing this page opened.