Market Street Inn Condos for Sale

About Market Street Inn

Market Street names a building inside a larger condominium. A buyer who misses that will read the wrong governing documents. The master association for the Sandestin resort, the Sandestin Owners Association, files it in its management roster under a single entry, Gateway, together with Observation Point North, Observation Point South and Pilot House, all four served by one management company. A separate condominium with its own management sits at 9201 on the same lane and shares none of those documents. The state corporate registry carries no corporation under the Market Street Inn name at all. Walton County's 2025 roll matches the roster. Counted off the recorded parcel-ID series rather than off the legal description, and deduplicated on the parcel identifier, the Gateway regime holds 198 parcels at 9100, 9200 and 9300 Baytowne Wharf Boulevard, every one assessed to Miramar Beach: 196 residential condominium unit parcels, one common area parcel held by the association, and one parcel that is not a residence at all. A parcel is not the same thing as a door here, and the difference is large: seventy one of the residential parcels are recorded as combined pairs, their legal descriptions reading two unit numbers rather than one, so the count of unit designators behind these 196 parcels runs well past two hundred and sixty. A buyer acquires a parcel, so a sale shown on the price trends for Market Street Inn may stand for one unit number or for two.

The non-residential parcels deserve naming too, because the Market Street Inn name reaches commercial ground twice over. Inside the regime the resort's corporate owner holds a mixed use parcel recorded under its own unit letters rather than under the regime's name, which is why a legal-name match reaches 197 parcels and never sees it. Outside the regime entirely, the county carries a conference center parcel addressed 9400 Market Street Inn under the resort's hotel company. Neither is a residence, neither is counted in the 196, and neither is something a residential buyer can acquire. No parcel in the regime carries a construction year or a living area figure, and no agency record gives a story count for any building in it; the Gateway association holds the building records a buyer would ask for.

What the record does deliver plainly is ground and water. Read across the whole of each recorded parcel rather than at one test point inside it, every residential parcel in the regime stands entirely outside the special flood hazard area. Few of the condominiums gathered in the Sandestin guide can say the same, and the difference belongs in an insurance quote. The only ground in the regime that falls inside the hazard area is a corner of the association's own common area parcel, at one edge of it, mapped Zone AE at a base flood elevation of 7 feet. The setting is a recognized place in its own right: the United States Geographic Names Information System lists The Village of Baytowne Wharf as a populated place in Walton County, with its own separate village association named on the master roster.

• Governed under the Gateway condominium regime
• 196 residential parcels in a 198 parcel regime
• Every residential parcel outside the special flood hazard area
• Inside a federally named populated place