The Grove at Seascape Condos for Sale

About The Grove at Seascape

Walton County's parcel roll carries The Grove at Seascape as a recorded condominium: 97 separately numbered home parcels in three buildings that the legal descriptions call Holly, Juniper and Dogwood. Holly holds 31 homes, Juniper 35 and Dogwood 31. The state's statewide roll returns the same 97 residential parcels under its own identifiers, and the count was made by parcel-number series (the 42511, 42512 and 42513 series) rather than by matching the building's name, a field the roll cuts short. The few street addresses the state roll fills in read 56, 319 and 277 The Grove Drive North, with Miramar Beach as the postal town. Unit numbers climb from the 110s to the 140s in Holly, the 210s to the 240s in Juniper and the 310s to the 340s in Dogwood, and three numbers (114, 215 and 314) are not recorded at all, so a gap in the sequence is not a missing record.

The state's 2026 roll dates all 97 homes to 2025. Living areas on that roll fall into three groups: about 955 square feet for 36 homes, about 1,377 square feet for 33, and 28 larger homes between 1,845 and 2,388 square feet. Miramar Beach is the mailing name only. The county's municipal boundary map returns no city or town over the whole property, so Walton County, not a city, is the local government. Separate from the homes, the county draws one shared-ground parcel numbered 00A0 for each building, though only the Holly one carries a common-area label on the roll, and keeps one separate parcel of about 1.9 acres, recorded to Seascape North Village 2019 LLC and classed as vacant.

The legal descriptions name The Grove at Seascape Resort Condominium and cite one recorded declaration, Official Records book 3357, page 4861, for all 97 homes. The Juniper descriptions also cite a recording at book 3367, page 1994 and the Dogwood descriptions one at book 3372, page 4124, and what those recordings do is something only the documents themselves can say. Nothing opened for this page says how many stories any building has, so no floor count is published here and the unit numbers should not be read as levels. It also says nothing about which pools, courts or other Seascape facilities, if any, belong to a Grove home. Ask for the declaration, the current budget and the association's insurance summary, and ask who holds the association's board seats today, since the entity recorded on that vacant parcel also holds title to several homes.