Oaks At Eden Homes for Sale

Living in Oaks At Eden

The plat is recorded in Plat Book 18, page 73 on December 18, 2012 and carried in Walton County's files as subdivision number 35-2S-19-24450. Counting every drawn piece, the county map shows 22, which collapse to 21 parcel IDs. The 21 are 19 single-family lots, numbered 1 through 19 with Lot 8 split across two pieces; a vacant parcel of about 1.2 acres described as the land east of Lots 9 through 13 and west of Tucker Creek; and a common-area parcel, under an acre, that carries the plat's streets and shared ground. Lots run from about 0.13 acre to 0.32 acre, with Lot 8 the largest. Oaks At Eden Homeowners Associations Inc. is the name on the common-area parcel; county data does not describe its dues or rules.

Oaks At Eden sits under an adopted county overlay. The county's planning layers place every parcel's interior point inside the Point Washington neighborhood plan area (Ordinance 2011-60, Appendix C, updated by Ordinance 2024-34), and the height layer lists a 32 foot building height limitation for Point Washington beside the 50 foot limit shown for the South Walton planning area. Only county planning can say which of the two numbers controls a particular lot.

Flood exposure is uneven. The county flood layer puts eight parcels, Lots 1 to 4 and 16 to 19, wholly in minimal-hazard Zone X. Thirteen parcels hold Zone A ground, the kind of special flood hazard area mapped with no published base elevation. Lots 9 through 14 lie entirely in it and Lots 7 and 8 nearly so, about four fifths of Lot 6 is in it, and Lots 5 and 15 have edge portions of roughly 5 to 10 percent. Roughly two thirds of the shared-ground parcel is mapped Zone A. The vacant creekside parcel splits about 42 percent Zone A and 58 percent Zone AE at a base elevation of 7 feet. Those shares are sampled estimates.

On the county's address map, 19 single-family points sit along Big Oak Lane, one inside each lot outline except Lot 4, which has none, and Lot 5, whose outline holds two. The vacant parcel has no address point, and the common-area parcel holds two temporary-pole points on North County Highway 395. Count lots by parcel number, not by address.

Dwelling records for Santa Rosa Beach, searched on August 20, 2026 with the Oaks At Eden plat name, gave one active listing and 13 sold. The result lacks street addresses and any sales period, so neither inventory nor a lot census can be read from it.