Credence Crossing Homes for Sale

Living in Credence Crossing

Credence Crossing occupies 3.20 acres on Okaloosa County's subdivision map, and every parcel inside it carries an identification number in the 34-1S-24-1001 series. Thirteen parcels share that series. The county classes Lots 1 through 12 as single family and draws each at roughly a fifth of an acre. The thirteenth, 0.92 acre, carries a legal description reading retention areas and easements, is classed as county property and is titled to the Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners, so it belongs on a map of the plat and never in a count of houses.

Lots 2 and 3 carry a 2018 build year on the county roll, and the other ten carry 2019. Lots 1 through 8 hold the even Schneider Drive numbers from 228 to 284, Lots 9 through 12 hold North Beal Extension numbers 1353 to 1377, and all twelve address points read Fort Walton Beach 32547. Those numbers keep running past the plat line: 1385 and 1393 North Beal Extension sit in Brynlee Crossing, a separately recorded plat whose outline touches this one and whose six houses all carry a 2020 build year.

The postal name and the government part ways here. No outline on the county's city-limit layer contains any of the thirteen parcels, and the nearest Fort Walton Beach limit is a little over a quarter mile from the closest lot line, so county rules apply; the county zoning map labels every parcel R-2. On the Schneider Drive side, each of the eight lots and the retention parcel sits about 65 feet from a 77-acre tract that the property roll classes as military and lists under United States Government ownership, ground the same city-limit layer labels Eglin AFB.

FEMA's national flood layer puts all thirteen outlines wholly in Zone X, its area of minimal flood hazard, and the county's copy of that map agrees. That result stops at the lot lines: mapped Zone A ground begins about 190 feet from the Schneider Drive lots. The county records behind this page name no owners association, shared facility, assessment or leasing rule, and the state corporate registry could not be searched on the day of review, so the recorded plat and each deed are where those questions get settled.