Preserve Place Condos for Sale

About Preserve Place

Preserve Place at Grayton Beach is recorded as one condominium holding two kinds of units. State property records list ten homes, numbered 201R through 403R, and six units numbered 101C through 106C that the state files in its commercial group, under a mixed-use code defined as stores with offices or stores with living space, rather than the residential condominium code. Alongside them sit a common-area parcel and one vacant parcel whose state legal description reads a portion of Lot C-1 Preserve and which carries no street number. Search records by the street number 1732 on West County Highway 30A.

All ten homes show 2005 as the year built, which fits the 2005 filing date of the owners' association. The six commercial units carry no year and no living area, so nothing here describes what they contain. The numbering climbs from the 100s to the 400s, a pattern that suggests four levels, though no record opened for this page gives a floor count. No town or city boundary covers the site, so Walton County rather than a municipality governs it, whatever the postal city.

Mixed use changes which Florida rules matter most here. On the state's count, ten of the sixteen recorded units are homes, above the half-of-the-units line in section 718.404(2) past which home owners hold the vote for most board seats, provided the association operates no other units. Two further rules sit beside it: no commercial unit may hold a veto over amendments, and a mixed-use declaration created after January 1, 1996 must set each unit's common-element share by square footage or in equal fractions. Which method this building uses is written in its recorded declaration, not in any public map or property record.