Country Club Estatesby Risewell Homes

Reviews

• JS

  james stelmack

  Feb 20, 2025
  5.0
  Thank you Yvonne for all of your help and professionalism with my buyers. You truly were in control at all times and handles things quickly. You are appreciated. As a REALTOR representing buyers of new construction homes it was refreshing to have a new home orientation walk thru this week that had so few issues. Jimmy the super for Landsea did an excellent job. This is how it should be. Great job Jimmy.
• RL

  Rachel Langley

  Jul 25, 2024
  5.0
  I'm a local realtor specializing in new construction home sales, and I frequently bring clients to Country Club Estates. We work closely with Yvonne, who is hands down the best sales rep! Landsea has done a fantastic job with their beautiful floorplans, and they've made a point to preserve the original trees on the land, which really adds to the neighborhood's charm and unity. If you're considering new construction in Palm Bay, I highly recommend.
• GF

  Gaetano Fasulo

  Nov 3, 2019
  1.0
  Our experience with Vintage Estate Homes: Just like us, you probably visited a model or saw an ad online for a beautiful spacious house that is in your price range and that led you to believe in the American dream. And just like us you may have put a deposit down to purchase one of these wonderful homes. But please be aware that Vintage Estate Homes is not obligated to tell you that the homes that are built in Country Club Estates are built on previously poisoned land that at one time was home to an abandoned golf course. What the bad thing is, in fact, the horrible thing, is that they are not disclosing the information in advance that there was poisonous arsenic used on that golf course that built up to very high levels that made it illegal to build on until they dug all the arsenic poisoned dirt out. It took a concerned old lady from the neighborhood next door to clue our family in to this life changing fact. We couldn't imagine our daughter playing in the backyard on grass that was once poisoned well beyond the legal limit. We asked them for an explanation and we were given a letter of proof that many acres of the poisonous arsenic dirt were removed and the arsenic was now in the legal limit for that particular section. We actually proceeded with the plan to build there. But it was gnawing at me day and night. There was deadly poison there at one time, I kept thinking, and as I began to read more and more I could not sleep and had absolutely no peace about it. The fact that they didn't even bother to tell us troubled me so much. This shows what I consider no concern for my family's decision making process. To find this out after the fact implies so much to me. I could not live there at that point. No ground had been broken and no plans were given to us to sign at that point. It was very early in the building process, yet they refused to refund our deposit money. So, I am writing this review because my conscience says warn others about the previously arsenic poisoned ground at Country Club Estates because Vintage Estate Homes will not alert anyone in advance of this situation. Hopefully they will change the way they do business in a more transparent manner, taking into consideration that other people may feel uncomfortable living on this land that was previously poisoned with arsenic. Signed, Don't be surprised.