Mainsail Condos for Sale

About Mainsail

Walton County's roll files 221 parcels at 114 Mainsail Drive and they are not one product. Five recorded phases carry 199 residences, distributed 60, 10, 32, 32 and 65 across identifier series that run consecutively, so the phases differ in size by more than six to one. Beside them sit 21 lots platted as The Cottages at Mainsail and assessed as single family houses, plus one parcel held by the owners association whose legal description reads as a pool area. Age divides on the same line. Twenty cottage lots return an actual year built of 1992 and one returns 1990, while the identical query returns nothing at all for any of the 199 condominium parcels, so a build year is published here for the houses and withheld for the residences. Flood mapping cuts the property a third way, and the property runs about 1,620 feet from its inland boundary to the last assessed ground at the water. Found by intersecting each parcel outline with the flood zone outlines, rather than by sampling a point inside each parcel, 32 of the 199 residential parcels carry coastal high hazard ground: at a base flood elevation of 12 feet on all 32 and of 11 feet as well on three. None of the 21 cottage lots carries any. The zone boundary runs across many of those 32 rather than around them, so a single parcel can hold ground in two categories at once, and this page publishes no split of the 32 into wholly inside and partly inside, because that split depends on how finely the ground is measured while the 32 does not depend on it at all. The rest of the property divides between areas of minimal hazard and the 0.2 percent annual chance band, and that second band is not confined to the water end: it reaches well inland across both the residential parcels and the cottage lots, so a parcel away from the shore is not automatically minimal hazard throughout. What the map places in a zone is platted ground, not a structure, and the elevation certificate for an individual building is the only document that answers for the building. The frontage belongs to the association's pool parcel, which reaches the last assessed ground across this property's own width with individually owned lots in two other platted subdivisions flanking it east and west. The nearest residence parcel stops about 215 feet short of that edge.

• Five separately recorded condominium phases
• Twenty-one platted cottage lots at the same street number
• Pool parcel holding the frontage in the association's name
• Phases ranging from ten residences to sixty-five
• Residences and cottage lots assessed as different classes
• About 1,620 feet from the inland boundary to the water