Alerio Condos for Sale

About Alerio

Read this address from its lettered buildings and most of the arithmetic falls out. Walton County's assessment roll carries eighty-eight residential parcels here, sorted A through E, with twenty in each of the first two buildings and sixteen in each of the last three. Their designators run 101 through 405 and divide with unusual evenness, twenty-two beginning with each digit from one to four, which is the pattern a four-level walk-up produces. Read it as a level range rather than as a certified story count, because no agency publishes one. Two further parcels are not homes. The association itself is the recorded owner of a one-story commercial building, and a separate commercial condominium parcel of about 112,732 square feet, roughly 2.6 acres, remains titled to Alerio Development, LLC, a company the state register still shows as active more than a decade after it filed. Vintage is the single thing the roll will not supply, since it returns a zero year built on every condominium parcel it assesses in this county, so the only public date attached to the community is its association's charter, filed September 2, 2014. The shoreline question has a cleaner answer than the marketing does. Nothing in the roll puts this community's name on ground that touches the beach, and every parcel between these buildings and the sand belongs to somebody else. The last assessed land before the beach in this column is recorded to a different association altogether, and it begins about 120 feet south of the nearest residence parcel here, then runs on for roughly another 440 feet before the assessed land stops. So the sand is close, and closeness is not the point: nothing in this record conveys a right to cross that ground.

• Eighty-eight residences across buildings A through E
• Designators evidencing four occupied levels
• A commercial condominium parcel on the same grounds
• Mapped entirely as minimal flood hazard