One Seagrove Place Condos for Sale

About One Seagrove Place

Florida's statewide parcel roll lists 129 residential condominium parcels and one association parcel at 4100 East County Highway 30A, and every home carries 1985 as its year built. The unit numbers climb from 101 to 2106 and thin out as they rise. The roll shows five homes on the first numbered level (101 and 105 through 108), eight on each level from the second through the thirteenth, six on each of the next two, four on each of the two after that, and two apiece on the top four. A county note records that units 102, 103 and 104 are part of the commons, so those numbers are not residences. Reading the leading digits as floors is natural, but no public record opened for this page states the building's height.

Walton County's own parcel roll cites a recorded declaration of condominium, Official Records book 346, page 97, in the legal descriptions of some homes (others are cut short, and a few name different books), and it lists the common ground, about 1.9 acres, in the name of One Seagrove Place Owners Association. The mailing name is Santa Rosa Beach, but the county's municipal map holds nothing at the site, which makes Walton County itself the local authority. The association's parcel does not touch the Gulf: the county's mapped shoreline lies more than 250 feet from its nearest corner, so the building is not recorded as Gulf-front.

Dated 1985 on the roll, the building passed its thirtieth year well before July 1, 2022, and section 553.899 of the 2026 Florida Statutes set December 31, 2024 as the outside date for that first milestone inspection. The rule reaches condominium buildings of three or more habitable stories; numbering this tall makes that very likely, but the association and the county building official hold the record that confirms it. Ask whether the inspection was completed, request the report and the current reserve schedule, and treat any recent sale in the building as a benchmark only after reading them.