Looking for Treetop Subdivision info

[Perrytl3]

Considering purchasing lot in Treetop (directly behind Seacrest) for primary residence. Anyone have any info (good or bad) on this neighborhood? Thanks!

 

[Jim Tucker]

Haven't heard much about it in a long time. As I recall it was one of those that caught the tail end of the bubble. It's a good location just make sure you're high and dry.

 

[Franny]

Yes, high and dry is important.

 

[santarosa]

My assistant actually has a lot in Treetop and is planning to build there. She could certainly give you some information on that subdivision. If you would like feel free to call and I can get you two together.
Royce Mitchell
RoycewMitchell@gmail.com
1577-504-8951

 

[TidePride]

That end at Seacrest is waaaay over crowded. The west end is more spaced out and would be more enjoyable for a primary residence.

 

[Perrytl3]

Thanks to you all for your input! I found this info today on flood zones:
http://portal.nwfwmdfloodmaps.com

...Here is another question for all: Any builder recommendations?

Thanks to everyone again!!!

 

[santarosa]

I highly recommend Jeff Margaretten as an Architect and he has a great list of builders. I know that Ron Dowgul was approval as a builder for my assistants house and he has worked in the area for 20+ years. rdowgul@gmail.com

 

[30Alover]

I am also considering purchasing a lot in Treetop but have heard there are issues with the terrain? Love the area but nervous about this particular development. Any thoughts?

 

[Franny]

Ralph Gage General Contractor. 850-585-4616. Local Builder since 1995. www.gagecontracting.com

 

[Matt J]

It does skirt some wetlands and requires either lots of back fill or pilings. Keep in mind that there is commercial on either side of the development as well.