Bayside Homes for Sale

Living in Bayside

Walton County's covenants index lists six plats with Bayside in their names and two named Bonaire, and the county's address records file every house in them under Miramar Beach, ZIP 32550. Phase 1 of Bayside (Plat Book 9, Page 22) holds Bay Haven Court, Heron Pointe Court, a street named Bayside Park and part of South Shore Drive. Phase 2 (Plat Book 10, Page 25) carries more of South Shore Drive and part of Hideaway Bay Drive. Treetops at Bayside and its Phase II share Bay Tree Drive, Bonaire Phases 1 and 2 share Bonaire Boulevard, with Antilles Cove in the first phase, and the two Garden Homes plats hold Hibiscus Lane, Bougainvillea Court and Mandevilla Lane.

The state's 2025 parcel roll dates nearly every house in these plats between 1994 and 2001. By plat, it gives Bonaire and the first Treetops plat build years of 1994 to 1998, Treetops Phase II 1998 to 2001, the first Garden Homes plat 1996 to 2001 and Mandevilla Lane 2000 to 2002. Phase 1 holds the earliest build year the roll gives in the eight plats, 1992, and the eight houses built after 2002 all sit in Phases 1 and 2.

Filed with the state on August 9, 1991 as document N44624 and listed as active, Bayside Owners Association was reinstated in May 1998, according to Florida's corporate registry. County parcel records name it owner of record on a common-area or street parcel in each of the eight plats, the Bonaire street parcels among them, and one of those parcels is worded as Mandevilla Lane, a drainage easement and created wetlands. Walton County's covenants index, built from a Clerk of Court list, shows a recorded covenants and restrictions document for each of these eight plats, each coded for single-family residential use, and the book and page for each appear in the questions below.