Lake Place at Grayton Beach Homes for Sale

Living in Lake Place at Grayton Beach

The listing system records both Lake Place At Grayton Beach and Lakeplace At Grayton Beach, and the county parcel roll writes the plat's name both ways too: 47 lot legals read LAKEPLACE and two read LAKE PLACE. The roll files the plat at Plat Book 11, page 11 under parcel series 08-3S-19-25250, with 49 lot parcels (44 coded single-family and five vacant) plus one common-area parcel drawn in five pieces and listed to Lakeplace at Grayton Beach Owners Assoc. Forty-seven county address points fall inside those outlines, all on Wilderness Way. The two spellings are grouped for a narrow market view and are not interchangeable with the broader Grayton Beach neighborhood, so a property still needs its own parcel and recorded plat.

Walton County adopted the Grayton Beach Neighborhood Plan on February 10, 2015, and the county's mapped plan polygon is labeled Ordinance 2015-02. The plan text defines its area as excluding the community of Lake Place at Grayton Beach, and the mapped polygon runs along the plat's west side without covering measurable ground on any lot. That keeps Grayton plan language from being assigned to Lake Place by default, but it does not establish Lake Place's zoning, access, ownership, flood status, or building condition.

The planning-program list and overlay map provide context for the adjacent Grayton area. Neither replaces a recorded plat, current development review, declaration, or parcel search for a Lake Place address.

A dwelling-only listing search on September 23, 2026 for Santa Rosa Beach under the two spellings showed two active and 31 sold records, and 22 of the 31 sold records were filed in MLS area 30A. These are dated filing details rather than current inventory or a legal location test.

Private governance, amenities, rental terms, access, insurance, elevation, construction, flooding, and any area-wide boundary require records that answer those matters for a particular property.