St Martin Beachwalk Villas Condos for Sale

About St Martin Beachwalk Villas

One marketing name, four condominiums. Okaloosa County records St Martin Beachwalk Villas, St Martin Beachwalk Ph I, Ph II and Ph III as four distinct legal names, each carrying exactly ten titled units, and three of the four also carry their own header record. That is forty residences governed by four sets of instruments, not one association's worth of paperwork, and it is the first thing to establish about any listing here. The years differ across them too: the Villas and Ph I record an actual year built of 1993, while Ph II and Ph III record 1994. Their parcels are small and separate. The ten titled parcels of each condominium are drawn on outlines of about 0.95, 0.455, 0.415 and 0.292 acres, and the Villas records one further outline of about 1.40 acres carrying only its header entry, which describes the recorded plat rather than ground any titled unit sits on. The county's footprint layer maps four buildings between roughly 5,270 and 5,710 square feet plus one smaller structure of about 2,250 square feet. Height is settled by the record rather than by appearance. The county's address points assign levels one, two and three across the forty units, and because those values vary from unit to unit they are a genuine recorded level rather than a repeated filler number, which puts these buildings at three levels on the county's record. The relationship to the water is the detail a name like this one invites a buyer to assume. No parcel here touches or overlaps the water polygon: the nearest sits about 766 feet away and the farthest about 905 feet, with the Coastal Construction Control Line some 405 feet seaward and never crossing them. The ground in between is not open beach and not a path in common ownership. The county's roll fills it with the Holiday Beach Resort timeshare and its second phase, whose parcels span this site's whole width and run from it to the shoreline. The Pelican Beach Resort condominium adjoins on the west and Destin Towers sits immediately east, both privately held and both reaching the water, but neither lies between. Every route from here to the sand crosses somebody else's ground. The ground under all four condominiums maps outside the special flood hazard area, in Zone X and the reduced-risk shaded band. Read that as a fact about the site rather than about any one residence: the county draws every unit parcel inside a condominium on its neighbours' outline, so its file cannot place an individual unit in a flood zone at all. A unit's own elevation certificate can.

• Four recorded condominiums, ten units in each
• Recorded construction of 1993 and 1994
• Three levels on the county's address record
• 1006 Highway 98 East, inside Destin city limits
• Site mapped outside the special flood hazard area