Indian Rocks Beach
The Paradise Point is a spacious waterfront home plan designed for elevated Gulf Coast living, with flexible interior space and generous outdoor living areas. It is well suited for families, second homes, and coastal properties where views and outdoor use matter.
The Paradise Point is a four-bedroom elevated home designed for 60 to 100-foot-wide coastal lots. This model combines hurricane-resistant construction with the open living spaces and covered porches that define waterfront Florida living.
Engineered for wind speeds up to 180 MPH and built above flood elevation requirements, the Paradise Point handles extreme weather while delivering comfort for full-time residents or vacation homeowners. Seasafe Homes has built this model in six months using Two-Site Construction method, a year faster than traditional coastal builds.
Many coastal lots range from 60 to 100 feet wide. The Paradise Point is designed for this lot width range, making it suitable for established neighborhoods, waterfront subdivisions, and larger beach parcels across Florida’s Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
The foundation system adjusts to site-specific conditions. Geotechnical soil testing determines piling depth and placement. Topographic surveys establish required elevation levels. Local setback rules define placement on the lot. Seasafe Homes handles these engineering requirements as part of the design process.
Coastal construction in Florida requires engineering that addresses both wind and water. The Paradise Point meets these requirements through structural design and material selection.
Living spaces are engineered for wind speeds up to 180 MPH. The 2×12 floor system and 2×6 exterior walls include metal strapping, hurricane clips, and tie-down systems that create a continuous connection from roof to foundation. This load path prevents structural separation during high winds.
Elevated construction on deep pilings keeps living areas above base flood elevation as required by FEMA and local codes. The ground floor includes flood vents sized to allow water entry and exit during storm surge, reducing pressure on structural walls.
Impact-rated windows and doors resist wind-borne debris and prevent envelope breach. Maintaining a sealed building envelope during hurricanes reduces internal pressurization that can cause roof uplift and wall failure.
The Paradise Point’s interior is built around an open-concept main level that combines living, dining, and kitchen areas. This layout works for daily family use and for entertaining guests during coastal vacations.
Traditional coastal home construction takes 18 to 24 months in Florida. Foundation work waits for inspections. Framing stops during weather. Interior finishes wait on mechanical rough-in. Each phase extends the schedule.
Two-Site Construction eliminates most of this sequential delay. The foundation and ground floor masonry are built onsite while living spaces are constructed in a controlled Build Center. Both phases progress simultaneously instead of waiting on each other.
Living sections arrive onsite 75-80% complete, protected from weather throughout construction. Set day takes one day.
That months of time savings translates to real cost reduction. Less construction loan interest. Lower insurance during the build. No rent payments while waiting to move in. For a typical coastal home project, this adds up to $100,000 or more in avoided costs.
Seasafe Homes uses curated finish collections to streamline selection without limiting your personal style. Choose from professionally designed packages for interiors and exteriors, then customize specific elements to match your preferences.
Interior selections include cabinetry styles, countertop materials, appliances, flooring types, plumbing fixtures, paint colors, tile designs, and trim details. Exterior options cover roofing materials and colors, siding styles, door designs, window frame colors, and porch features.
This approach reduces decision fatigue while keeping your project on schedule. Most homeowners complete their selections in weeks instead of months.
Bedrooms:
4
Bathrooms:
3 full, 1 half
Stories:
2
Lot Compatibility:
60 to 100-foot-wide lots
Wind Rating:
180 MPH sustained winds
Construction:
2×10 floor system, 2×6 exterior walls
Typical Build Timeline:
Typically 6 to 8 months, permit issuance to certificate of occupancy.
Seasafe Homes has over 20 years of experience building in Florida’s coastal jurisdictions. This includes working with municipalities on permit submissions, understanding local elevation requirements, and coordinating inspections.
Each coastal municipality has specific rules for setbacks, elevation levels, and structural requirements. Experience with these local codes reduces permit delays and resubmissions. The Paradise Point is designed with these requirements built into the floor plan and engineering.
Hurricane-resistant features reduce insurance premiums through carrier discounts. Elevated foundations, impact-rated openings, and continuous structural connections all qualify for lower rates in Florida coastal zones.
These same features protect resale value. Buyers in coastal markets expect homes built to current hurricane standards. The Paradise Point’s engineering and faster construction timeline provide both immediate cost savings and long-term investment protection.
To learn more about the Paradise Point model or discuss your coastal building project, contact Seasafe Homes.
Faster Stronger Elevated: The Shore Crest Model by Seasafe Homes
Welcome to the Shore Crest Model, where coastal living meets the future of resilience and innovation. Built for extreme environments, Seasafe living space sections are engineered to a 180 MPH wind rating. Local Pinellas-area codes typically require 150 to 160 MPH, so this exceeds local minimums by a wide margin as the baseline. Whether you’re in North Fort Myers Beach or the Florida Keys, this home offers ultimate protection, strength, and peace of mind.
Designed for Coastal Living, Built for Safety and Style
The Shore Crest is more than just a home—it’s a smart, family-friendly space. Step inside through the spacious front porch, into a welcoming foyer complete with double coat closets. The large hallway flows effortlessly into the open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area, all at the rear of the home. The chef’s kitchen includes a walk-in pantry and a long bar top, perfect for casual meals or entertaining guests.
With 4 well-appointed bedrooms, this model is ideal for larger families or vacation rentals. One of the secondary bedrooms features a private bath and an optional exterior entry, making it easily convertible into a rental lock-out room for added flexibility. The rear of the home opens to a sprawling porch that stretches across the entire back, perfect for enjoying the coastal breeze. The master suite offers direct access to this porch, along with a luxurious master bath, including a garden tub, spacious walk-in shower, and a large walk-in closet. A closet size that is ideal for growing families.
Designed for Your Lot and Lifestyle
Whether your beach lot is 60′ x 100′ or larger, the Shore Crest fits most coastal properties, including those on 50’ wide lots in various municipalities. With 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, the home invites natural light into its open living space, creating a bright, airy atmosphere perfect for the relaxed beach lifestyle.
Rebuild with Confidence
Create your dream coastal sanctuary with the Shore Crest Model, where resilience, efficiency, and thoughtful design come together to provide a safe, sustainable, and stylish home.
