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Somerset Bridge at Seagrove has 16 recorded homes on Somerset Bridge Road in Santa Rosa Beach, Walton County, built between 1992 and 2024 on lots 21 through 40.

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    Somerset Bridge at Seagrove is the Amended Plat of Phase One, Plat Book 9, page 49, with lots numbered 21 through 40 and no Lot 29 in either the county or the state roll. Walton County files it under parcel series 13-3S-19-25010, which holds 21 numbers: sixteen houses, three vacant parcels, one parcel for the roads and common areas, and a four-thousandths-acre sliver with no use or legal line. The recorded legal lines join lot 21 to part of lot 22 and split lot 33 between two parcels, and the lines for lots 25 and 26 each take in half of a drainage area.

    Building dates on the state roll stretch from 1992 to 2024 across the sixteen houses, and heated floor areas there run 1,564 to 3,136 square feet. Lots 27 and 28 are the oldest at 1992, lot 36 is the newest at 2024, and lot 37 holds the largest house, 3,136 square feet built in 2017. The county draws these lots between roughly 0.17 and 0.49 acre. Somerset Bridge Homes Corp is the roll's owner of the roads and common areas, a parcel drawn in three pieces that total about 2.35 acres; no charter or declaration for that corporation was loaded here.

    FEMA's national flood map puts Zone A, a special flood hazard area with no base flood elevation published, over part of 13 of the 21 parcels, and Walton County's own layer matches. Lot 23 holds the most, about 37 percent, then lot 22 near 26 percent and lot 24 near 16, with the rest under 8 percent. Lots 32, 34, 37, 38, 39 and 40 lie wholly in Zone X. On the county zoning map the plat is Residential Preservation under Ordinance 2018-29, apart from thin Small Neighborhood margins of up to about 12 percent of a lot, mostly along lots 26 through 36.

    No county planning overlay covers the plat; the Old Seagrove plan area sits about 4,900 feet away. The state's managed-lands layer draws Point Washington State Forest about 40 feet north of lots 37 through 40, a mapped distance only. The only dated listing observation on hand, August 20, 2026, shows nothing active for sale under the Somerset Bridge name.

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    What is the HOA fee at Somerset Bridge At Seagrove?

    No HOA fee for Somerset Bridge At Seagrove has been reported on the MLS in our records. Whether a home belongs to an association, and what it charges, is set by that home's recorded covenants, so ask a licensed real estate agent or the association about the home you are considering.

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    How much is the HOA fee at Somerset Bridge At Seagrove?

    No HOA fee for Somerset Bridge At Seagrove has been reported on the MLS in our records. Whether a home belongs to an association, and what it charges, is set by that home's recorded covenants, so ask a licensed real estate agent or the association about the home you are considering.

    Why is there no Lot 29 at Somerset Bridge at Seagrove?

    Lots run from 21 to 40, but neither the county nor the state roll carries a parcel or legal line for lot 29. Lot 21 shares a parcel with part of lot 22, and lot 33 is split between two parcels, so the amended plat may have folded lots together. Plat Book 9, page 49 would show which.

    How old are the houses along Somerset Bridge Road in this plat?

    The state roll records sixteen houses built between 1992 and 2024. Lots 27 and 28 date from 1992, lots 30 and 31 from 1993, lots 23, 24 and 32 from 1995, and lot 36 from 2024. Lot 37, built in 2017, is the largest at 3,136 square feet; the smallest is lot 40 at 1,564.

    Which Somerset Bridge lots touch FEMA Zone A?

    Thirteen of the 21 parcels, ten of them houses. Lot 23 carries about 37 percent Zone A, lot 22 about 26 and lot 24 about 16, while lots 32, 34, 37, 38, 39 and 40 are wholly Zone X. FEMA publishes no base flood elevation for Zone A here, which leaves a house-by-house elevation certificate as the way to pin one down.

    Does the Old Seagrove neighborhood plan reach Somerset Bridge?

    No. The county's planning overlay layer returns nothing over the plat. The Old Seagrove plan area, listed in the county layer under Ordinance 2025-05, lies about 4,900 feet away, and the Naturewalk district about 2,600 feet. Point Washington State Forest is drawn about 40 feet north of lots 37 through 40.

    Who holds the roads and common ground at Somerset Bridge at Seagrove?

    The county and state rolls both list Somerset Bridge Homes Corp as owner of a parcel described as all roads and common areas under the plat, drawn in three pieces of about 2.35 acres together. No charter, declaration or budget for that corporation was loaded, so dues and rules are left to the recorded documents.

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