Pinewood 30A Homes for Sale

Living in Pinewood 30A

Pinewood 30 A is a condominium the State of Florida's Division of Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes recorded on June 3, 2022, at 179 South County Highway 393 in Santa Rosa Beach, Walton County. The state's registry lists the project under file number 79333 with 122 units, filed as Approved with a secondary status of Delinquent as of this writing, worth confirming directly with the registry before relying on it. Walton County's own property records carry the same address and currently assess 120 separately numbered unit parcels plus one common area parcel, two fewer units than the state's registered count, a gap this page reports rather than resolves.

The county's parcel numbers group the units into four buildings: each unit's parcel number opens with a digit from one to four for the building, then a digit for the floor, four floors deep. Floors one through three each carry eight numbered units per building under this scheme, while the fourth floor carries six, a pattern that repeats across all four buildings. The common areas sit under their own parcel, recorded as roughly 11.46 acres, or 499,198 square feet, in both the county's roll and the state's separate statewide cadastral, and legally described as established by a declaration recorded in Walton County Official Records Book 3255, Page 46, and amended in Book 3276, Page 1667. Walton County's roll names the recorded owner of that common parcel as Pinewoods 30-A Condominium Association, a different spelling and corporate form than Pinewood 30 A Condo Assn, Inc., the managing entity Florida's condominium registry lists separately, with its own filings routed care of an address in Miramar Beach; whether the two names describe one charter or two the page reports rather than resolves, since the state's corporate registry that could settle it was unreachable while this page was written.

No year built figure is available for any unit at Pinewood 30 A. Walton County's own parcel record carries no year-built field at all, for this parcel or any other in its layer, so the county roll has nothing to report on the question. Only the state's separate statewide cadastral tracks a year-built field, and for every parcel in the complex, including the common element, that field reads zero. That gap, and the two unit difference between the state and county counts, are facts this page lists rather than guesses at.