Treasure Trove Homes for Sale

Living in Treasure Trove

Fifty-two lots make up Treasure Trove Estates, split between a Phase I plat and a combined plat for Phases II and III, and the state's tax roll files the houses under Santa Rosa Beach, 32459. The county's 2017 staff report placed the second and third phases on the east side of the intersection of Las Roblas Grande Drive and Casa Grande Lane, and the traffic review bound into that report put the site at the north end of Goldsby Road.

County staff treated this ground as lots of record in Corsair Estates, an unrecorded subdivision in Section 19 of Township 2 South, Range 20 West, and a September 2006 staff determination held that replatting it as Treasure Trove reduced those lots of record to 52. An April 2008 development order approved the master phase plan, gave Phase I its approval and the later phases conceptual approval, and approved a redesign that moved lots and the public right of way out of the wetlands. The Phase I plat was recorded on October 31, 2016, and on March 14, 2017 the county commission voted 5 to 0 to approve the 41 lots of Phases II and III with conditions.

All eleven Phase I lots carry Las Roblas Grande Drive addresses. The 41 later lots carry 20 Galley Lane addresses, 15 on Krewe Circle, five on Las Roblas Grande Drive and one on Casa Grande Lane. An objection letter bound into the 2017 staff report described an earlier layout that ran Galley Lane to Casa Grande Lane at the site's northwest corner; the design the commission approved ends Galley Lane at a T turnaround instead.

The state corporate registry shows Treasure Trove Estates Homeowners Association as an active Florida not-for-profit corporation, first filed on August 4, 2014 under document number N14000007310, reinstated on February 23, 2018, and with its most recent annual report filed on April 7, 2026. For the plat drawing of a particular lot, lots 1 through 11 are in Plat Book 20 at pages 7 and 8, and lots 12 through 52 in Plat Book 22 at page 20.

Lot to lot, the widest gap is flood position. FEMA's national flood layer and the county's own flood layer agree on every outline: 47 of the 52 lots have ground in Zone AE, at a base flood elevation of 7 feet with a band mapped at 8 feet reaching ten lots. By sampling, 36 lots are at least half Zone AE and 28 are almost wholly inside it; lots 3, 6, 7, 8 and 29 touch it only along an edge, and lots 1, 2, 4, 5 and 28 sit only in the shaded 0.2 percent annual chance area. Both common-area parcels reach Zone AE. The 2017 county report likewise recorded that the property falls in the AE flood zone, which is why the fill and stormwater analysis it cites matters. None of this fixes insurance terms or a floor height for a lot.