Village Of Sugar Beach Homes for Sale

Living in Village Of Sugar Beach

Village of Sugar Beach began as a 1995 plat, recorded April 28, 1995 at Plat Book 11, Page 25 over Government Lots 8 and 9 of Section 24, Township 3 South, Range 19 West. It draws 24 lots along Sugar Sand Lane, a 50 foot right of way, with lots 1 through 12 on the north side and 13 through 24 on the south, most of them 47.94 feet wide and 137 to 143 feet deep, and its dedication reads that all streets are dedicated to the public. The 1st Addition, at Plat Book 14, Page 14 and surveyed in October 1998, added Blocks A and B, nine lots apiece, on either side of Sand Dollar Court, another 50 foot right of way, on 4.15 acres.

Parcel numbers give the true size where a name search does not. Numbers beginning 24-3S-19-25410 hold the 24 Sugar Sand Lane lots, and numbers beginning 24-3S-19-25411 hold the 17 lots of the 1st Addition, Lot 9 of Block A, which the county's legal text labels a pool area, and one common-ground parcel drawn in four pieces: 43 parcel numbers in all. A search on the legal name finds only 24 of them, because the county's legal text wraps the name across two lines or abbreviates it as Sugar Bch or Village at Sugar. Of the 41 numbered building lots, 34 carry homes and seven are vacant: Sugar Sand Lane lots 13, 21 and 22, Block A lot 3, and Block B lots 2, 7 and 9.

The county roll names Village of Sugar Beach HOA Inc as owner of the common-ground parcel, and Lot 9 of Block A stands in the name of a Village of Sugar Beach home owners entity whose name the roll cuts short. Reports through 2026 are on file with Florida's registry for Village of Sugar Beach Homeowners Association, Inc., an active entity that was filed April 14, 2004. The records loaded here do not show the association's duties, who may use the pool lot, or whether the county maintains the two roads, so those questions need the recorded declaration and the county's road records.

The 2026 state roll dates the 34 homes from 1996 to 2024: seven from 1996 to 1998, 17 from 2001 to 2007, and ten from 2011 on, five of those since 2021. The smallest home has 1,741 square feet of living area and the largest 3,993, with eight falling under 2,000 and another eight reaching 3,000 or more. County outlines draw all 41 lots at 0.15 to 0.17 acre.

Every one of the 43 parcel outlines lands in Zone X on the national flood layer, with no Zone A or AE touching any of them. Zone X is not a promise of dry ground, and the 1995 plat's flood note rests on a 1992 map, so ask for the flood history and elevation of the exact address.