Rosemary Beach Property Owners Association
Inlet Beach, FL · Mixed
Rosemary Beach is a 105-acre New Urbanist town on Scenic Highway 30A at the east end of Walton County, founded in 1995 on land that was once part of Inlet Beach and planned by Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company. It has more than 400 home sites around a walkable town center with shops, restaurants and a hotel. The property owners' association, incorporated in 1996, maintains the parks, four community pools, tennis courts, the beach club and the network of boardwalks and dune walkovers. The town is not gated, but beach access requires an owner's code or wristband.
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Governing Documents
The declaration of covenants and its amendments are public records in Walton County's official records. Board rules usually aren't recorded, so you get those from the association or the seller.
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Search the county records. Search by the association's legal name, or the developer's or subdivision's name. Collect every amendment, not just the original declaration.
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Check Sunbiz for the association's exact legal name and its filed articles of incorporation.
Search Sunbiz for this association → - Buying here? The seller must give you a disclosure summary before you sign the contract. If you didn't get it, you can cancel within 3 days of receiving it, or before closing.
- Already an owner? Ask the association in writing. It has 10 business days to make its official records available.
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