In recent years, the northern section of Manatee County has seen considerable development. Builders such as the Pulte Group, D.R. Horton and Inland Homes have realized that the subdivisions north of the Manatee River, particularly those located near the I-75 and I-275 intersection, are convenient for home buyers who commute to Bradenton, Sarasota or the Tampa Bay region.
Trevesta in Palmetto, is a master-planned development undergoing construction north of Ellenton; it is located about a mile southeast of the I-275 interchange and on the shores of Lake Trevesta. The three main developer are scheduled to complete the first six villages over the next few years; the first phase consists of single-family residences while future developments will include condominiums as well as commercial districts for the convenience of residents.
The variety of home builders working on the development of Trevesta guarantees real estate diversity since each has selected floor plans with interesting architectural styles. Inland Homes, for example, has contributed models based on the Mediterranean style combined with details of American Craftsman design. Prices start as low as $259K for a three-bedroom and three-bathroom built on more than 1,844 square feet of interior space. Some of the properties in this community have great views of Lake Trevesta, and the home builders are packing each home with attractive extras such as cathedral ceilings, garden tubs in the master bathroom, breakfast nooks, solid wood cabinets, quality carpeting, and more. Latest pricing at Trevesta Palmetto Florida will be found below if there is inventory.
Trevesta’s location is one of its most attractive factors. Aside from living in a quiet part of town close to two major highways, residents are also just a short drive away from the Fort Hamer county park, which features a boat ramp with access to the Manatee River. Trevesta is also surrounded by golf courses and family attractions such as Rick Davis Stables and the Ellenton Ice and Sports Complex.
Since Trevesta is still in its initial phases of development, prices are extremely reasonable but are also appreciating very fast. This master-planned development could one day become the Lakewood Ranch of northern Manatee County, and this is something that real estate investors should keep in mind.
