Seacrest Beach Lots

[Sandcastle]

I'm curious about the statement above regarding Treetops, are those homes going to have access to the beach as well?

I think so, and so does the Inn.

 

[Matt J]

I think so, and so does the Inn.

I knew the Inn did, but where are these people going to park? That's seriously getting far enough back that even a tram ride is going to seem a little lengthy.

 

[Sandcastle]

I knew the Inn did, but where are these people going to park? That's seriously getting far enough back that even a tram ride is going to seem a little lengthy.

That's a good question. Maybe I can cover my homeowners dues by charging for parking on my vacant lot.

 

[Matt J]

That's a good question. Maybe I can cover my homeowners dues by charging for parking on my vacant lot.

Charge by the tire, that'll really rack up on the doolies.

 

[robertsondavies]

Does anyone know about the covenants at Treetops.... what kind of homes can be built in there... could you build a concrete home inspired by the Alys Beach style, w/ white stucco, and white concrete tile roof??

 

[waterst1]

I suspect you can find a copy of the CC&Rs in the public records if you do not want to ask the realtor for a copy. How much are those lots?

 

[InletBchDweller]

anybody have opinion(s) on the little TreeTops lots for sale, that neighborhood tucked in behind Seacrest Beach...

could I build an Alys Beach style home in there, or would the building restrictions require crappy woodlap style cracker chic, exposed rafters yada yada yada??

PM me for any info that you may need. I know alot about Treetop...

I thought lots in Seacrest Beach were going for around $130,000 or less ( and dropping by the week) now... or is that just what they call "street pricing" ?? Compared to that, 295k sounds like a hell of a premium to pay to be closer to the beautiful sounds of the kiddie pool. i'm half sure I'm missing something though. are these lots you're talkiing about much bigger than the average Seacrest postage size, 0.08 acre lot??

Many people find the pool lots desirable. Homes that are on the pool or that are close to the pool are good renters. Pool lots/homes have their own private gate that leads to the pool which makes it desirable to renters/owners. Some people dont want to be close to the "noise" of the pool area so in that case there are many lots away from the pool....

I just hope the banks pay the homeowners dues after foreclosure.

yes they will

I believe they have to as that was discussed in another thread. The HOA could still go for a lien on the property if the dues are not paid.

I'm curious about the statement above regarding Treetops, are those homes going to have access to the beach as well?

Treetop Community (which consits of Treetop and 2 other parcels) all have the same deeded beach access as Seacrest Beach Subdivision.

Does anyone know about the covenants at Treetops.... what kind of homes can be built in there... could you build a concrete home inspired by the Alys Beach style, w/ white stucco, and white concrete tile roof??

robertsondavies, I am not sure if you could build exactly that in Treetop but I can get you a copy of the cov and rest and you can read them over. (I am a Realtor but I am also on the BOD)

 

[InletBchDweller]

I suspect you can find a copy of the CC&Rs in the public records if you do not want to ask the realtor for a copy. How much are those lots?

I bet you could pick up lots starting at around $100,000

 

[dano]

I bought a lot in Tree top about 2 years ago for a very overvalued price at the time i didn't think so. Can anybody give me a good idea what these lots will possibly increase in value to in the next 2-3 years, anxious to sell but will hold on till value increases. The new airport has to help?
Thanks for any response
Dano

 

[egrp]

dano to be very honest with you i would not anticipate any appreciation over the next 2-3 years...there just too much supply and the location is not great.