Pine Ridge Villas Condos for Sale

About Pine Ridge Villas

Six buildings, six phases, six residences each, and the county record makes all three counts checkable. Walton County lists thirty six condominium unit parcels on Pine Ridge Lane plus a common area parcel held by the association, and each legal description names both a building and a phase: building one through building six, phase one through phase six, exactly six residences to every pairing. Unit designators run 5351 to 5386 in a single continuous block, which is a resort-wide numbering sequence rather than a floor scheme, so nothing here evidences a story count and none is published. The phasing matters more than the symmetry suggests. Six separately recorded phases can mean six sets of recorded documents, and Florida attaches its reserve study obligation to each qualifying building rather than to a community, so the answer a buyer gets can depend on which of the six a residence sits in. The governing body is Pine Ridge Villas Condominium Association, Inc., active on the Florida register since April 2003 and reporting a principal address in Destin; the master association's August 2026 roster names the same manager for this neighborhood that the state record shows as registered agent, which is two records agreeing rather than one asserting. The land next door is instructive: the parcel legally described as the Baytowne golf course runs up against this community's own common ground and is assessed to the resort's corporate owner, so the outlook a buyer is paying for belongs to somebody else. One thing the whole community does answer alike, and it survives being read properly: measured across the whole of each recorded parcel rather than at one test point inside it, not one of the thirty seven carries ground in a special flood hazard area, and the federal map and Walton County's own map agree on that. Most of the community sits wholly in the area of minimal flood hazard, and the boundary of the 0.2 percent band clips one residence parcel and part of the common ground, which is not a special flood hazard area but is the kind of detail a lender's determination will name.

• Six buildings under six separately recorded phases
• Thirty six residences, six to a building
• Baytowne golf course parcel next door, resort company owned
• No parcel inside a special flood hazard area