Pine Trace Homes for Sale

Living in Pine Trace

Pine Trace is the Walton County series 14-2S-20-33200, not every listing carrying those two words. The subdivision header dates it April 6, 2006 and cites Plat Book 17, page 51, with a reference to the parent parcel. Use that series and recorded page together when deciding whether a property belongs in this guide.

County parcel data contains 27 drawn features but only 22 IDs. The extra five belong to one common parcel, whose legal text reads common areas and streets for Pine Trace and whose owner name on the county roll is Pine Trace Homeowners Assoc; the county draws it in six pieces of about 2.6 acres in all. Counted once, the mix is 17 single-family parcels, four vacant parcels and that common parcel. Legal descriptions run through Lot 22, with one record naming Lots 16 and 17 together, so the lots account for 21 parcels. Counting shapes would inflate the number of parcels, and the classifications do not establish completed or occupied homes.

Eighteen of 27 address rows are populated. They divide among Indian Woman Road with ten, Pine Tree Way with five and Greenleaf Drive with three, all carrying Santa Rosa Beach, Florida 32459. The other nine lack addresses; vacant lots and multiple drawings of the common parcel contribute to that group. This pattern is useful for matching, but it cannot supply title, road access, maintenance duties or a one-address-per-parcel rule.

As of August 20, 2026, the saved market view showed 27 Santa Rosa Beach dwelling closings for Pine Trace and nothing offered; that is a dated observation, not today's inventory. The same listing name also reaches eight Fort Walton Beach rows, which do not belong in this city's comparison. Retain the Santa Rosa Beach filter, confirm 14-2S-20-33200 and separate the four vacant classifications before reading the sales. Recorded plats sit with the Clerk of Court according to the county's plats and replats page, which makes the Clerk the place to request Plat Book 17, page 51. The county zoning layer labels the lots Neighborhood Infill under Ordinance 2018-29 and returns no adopted neighborhood plan overlay, but nothing loaded for this page establishes amenities, association rules, dues or a subdivision-wide flood conclusion.