Harbour Point Condos for Sale

About Harbour Point

Begin with the name, because the public record cannot agree on it. Walton County's roll records forty eight parcels in condominium use here. Forty six of them carry situs addresses spelled Harbour Pointe Drive or Harbour Pointe Lane; two drop the final letter and read Harbour Point; the legal descriptions shorten it again to Harbour Pt; the two common area parcels are written Harbor Point, without the u; and the corporation governing all of it is registered with the state as Sandestin Harbour Point Condominium Association, Inc. Anyone researching past sales under a single spelling is looking at part of the file. The parcels themselves are orderly. Street numbers run 800 through 919 in two series, twenty eight in the eight hundreds and twenty in the nine hundreds, and the association took its Florida charter on December 31, 1984 and remains active, administered now by a management firm in Destin rather than from an on-site office. Two neighbors are worth naming precisely, and neither of them conveys anything. Measured outline to outline rather than from a filed point, the golf-course parcel whose legal description reads as the Links course, addressed on Sandestin Boulevard North, adjoins this property and is recorded to Sandestin Investments, LLC, the resort's corporate owner. The course is that company's business and is reached by membership, not by an address. And the federal hydrography names the open water reaching to within roughly five hundred feet of the north edge as Choctawhatchee Bay itself, not one of the bayous that indent this shoreline further east. The flood answer is the least ambiguous thing about the place, and it is not a mild one. Every parcel here falls inside Zone AE on the effective map, so the special flood hazard area covers the community entire rather than in part. The residences are mapped at a base flood elevation of seven feet. The association's common ground is not uniform with them: parts of it are mapped at higher base flood elevations than the residences carry, so the seven foot figure describes the units and should not be carried across the whole property. That determination shapes insurance, lending terms, and every conversation about ground level work.

• Choctawhatchee Bay off the northern edge
• Forty eight condominium unit parcels in two numbered series
• Two common-area parcels recorded to the association
• Association chartered on the last day of 1984