Treasure Island is a barrier island between the Gulf and Boca Ciega Bay, and almost every street on it ends at water. Christmas lights Treasure Island covers the bay-side isles, Gulf-front homes, and the quiet residential south end at Sunset Beach.
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Paradise Island, Isle of Capri and Isle of Palms sit on the bay side as a set of canal-lined isles, with most lots on the water and docks behind the houses.
Sunset Beach at the southern tip is narrow and residential, with homes close to the sand and a slower pace than the northern end.
A lot of homes here have been rebuilt or restored in recent years, so raised new construction sits beside original mid-century houses on the same streets.
Many homes on the isles have pools and patios on the water side, which gives the back of the house as much to work with as the front.
Raised construction puts the roofline higher than it looks from the curb, and the access plan has to account for that. The payoff is a roofline that reads from far down the street.
On the bay-side isles, canals put neighbors across the water from each other, so the dock side of the house is part of the display rather than an afterthought.
Every barrier island takes weather off the water. Holiday lighting Treasure Island is mounted for that exposure and checked through the season.
Yes — Paradise Island, Isle of Capri and Isle of Palms, including dock-side lighting where it makes sense.
Yes. Higher rooflines change the access plan, which is worked out during the walkthrough.
Yes, homes along the whole south end of the island.
Mounting and connections are chosen for the exposure, and we come back through the season to keep everything intact.
Island properties change from one street to the next. Worth a walkthrough before anything goes up.
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